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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09
PREDICTS NO SEX WAR
AS SOLDIERS RETURN
Women OF Country willing to Give I'm
Jobs and Reason Will
Reign.
ET ADA PATTERSON.


Since tho world Is passing from be-
meath the war cloud. and the sun of
victory Is Shining. we hear disuuietinc
rnmors OF other wars. War in the
i ,rama ina. Is sailed strikes. labor war,
IL ann not worried about the sex war.
. Innt began half century ago, when
Nv, wGmans rights" were first agitated.
universal suffrage is all but attained.
me women are going to be furious
wnen me soldiers come back and turn
them out OF tehir jobs" said one who
deems himself wise. Walt and see
didn't wait TO see, but went right
When rode up in the elevator o,
one OF the great office building I chat
ted with the guiding spirit. whose hand
was on the cable. When I dropped Il
ticket into tho box at the mouth Of
the woman chopper. When climbed
the Alpine heights OF an elevated rail-
way station ! talked with the woman
with brown hair or white. muftied to
her chin. and with only her eyes and
tips OF her cold-rcddened nose show
ing. y woman in begrimed khaki. who
oa!anceu on the coupling of the cars
on railroad track, cleaning the car.
tossed me her opinion on the subject.
Conductorettes told me their views as
they collected my fare.
White and black and pcr-colorcd.
Tor there were squaws among them.
found OF one mind.
Jobs and go osck TO the old ones when
the boys come back. We ought to he
glad TO, when they've done what they
have for us over there
Not y dissenting voice among them.
Every where was i finely tempered pa
tr.otism. Every woman among them
understood that her new job repre-
scented measure OF WAR emergency.
Not one OF them but recognized that
the return of the boys from the other
side meant going back to the old job
M ,, nj -t,ns u, Ia ,1tx -
the hearthside and the husbands Satur-
day night pay envelope. or the type
writing machine c. Tie chair in the
back room of dressmaking estab-
lishment. All of them accepted and
followed the advice OF Epecitetus
Take things as they happen" said the
slave philosopher. who sat lamp at
the feet OF the old Greeks and Ii, a
torch for all the other peoples of the
earth.
There will he no sex war in America
AS the wa. has made the nations OF
the earth to understand each ,thcr
better ;haa ever before. so it has
brought about an understanding L.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09
HAVE ROSY CHEEKS
B AND FEEL FRESH AS
A DAISY-TRY THIS!
Bays glass Of hot water with
4 phosphate before breakfast
washes out posons

& TosHSA the tinge Of healthy bloom in
spurS faye. to see your skin get clearer
md scteArcr, to wake up without
SeadsdRe, backache, coated tongue or
1 naAS breath--in fact. 10 feel your
lest, tay in and day out. Just try in
ade- bathing every morning for one
geek.
ssBeEepe breakfast each day. drink a
s5ass Of real hot water with tea
SpoQnful of limestone phosphate in Il
ss@a harmless means of washing from
ne s0tomach. liver, kidneys and bowels
EIc previous days indigcstible waste,
BUR bile and toxins thus cleansing,
sKeetening and purifying the entire
ELEMENTARY canal before putting moro
bod into the stomach. The action of
lot water and limestone phosphate on
I'M empty stomach is WonderfuIly in
hEorating. II cleans out all the sour
gases and acidity and
lives one a splendid appetite for
lfeakfaat.
IA quarter pound Of limestone phos-
sBSxS-wtll cost very little at the drug
is sufficient to demonstrate
ft4yefHose who are subject to constipa-
s4yhs bilious attacks. acid stomach,
SfeMnatic twinges. also those whose
&xins rs sallow and complexion pailid
fantS one week OF inside bathing will
$a&yc them both looking and feeling
jTftter In every way.--Adv.
3$dass~..s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09
BON EIR'

i2r IEy Associated p-es-l
y. tot'S AIR. Va FEB s-Mrs -du-i,
sonway. OF RaSidan was ,na wcsE.e-5
Fsicft Of Mrs y bet Kirkland.
..Mrs, j}ames Gillian and little son.
% iheir home IN L:nchburs.
Mrs Norwood Bcntl.y. o. Cca.-ai!a.
G'.aisSthe Gucs; recently OF Mrs. .Aiber;
sGSs Mary Burlington mas returned
g 4Rlhns Coacge. after spending a
eY pays at her home here
sGC1Artss Con~a" wa6 the weekend
suesEof EEbert. III. in Richmond
y MissLucy Ca-dwcll. Of Hanover. is
listing her sister. Mrs. Albert VIII
:iams.
Robert Buli!nr ton. who is a stud.n,
Z the Virginia Military Institute. spent
lev Gays here with his mother. who
sas. been sick with Influenza.
gWtlh the first OF the month George
Cook began his duties as postmaster
lcJc.
Miss Dorothy Smith was tnc CUES,
Sccentiy OF Mrs. Allen Goolsby.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09
HEAD STUFFED FROM
CATARRH Or A COLD
. Says Cream Applied in Nostrils
Opens Air Passages Right Up.
Observation-Disclosures

Instant relief-no waiting. Your
clogged nostrils open right up; the air
passages of your head clear and you
can breathe freely No more hawking,
snuffiing. blowing. headache. dryness
No struggling for breath at night; your
cold or catarrh disappears.
Get small bottle of Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist now. Apply
a little OF this fragrant. antiaeptic
healing cream in your nostri,s. 1t pen
eirates through every air passage OF
the head. soothes the inflamed or swoi-
len mucous membrane and relief comes
insta ntly.
It's just fine. Don't stay stuffed up
with a cold or nasty catarrh-Ady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09

Notice how quickly
that stuffed up head
clears up; keep at it a
few days and your suf-
fering and hawking and
discharge of obnoxious
mucus will cease entire
ly. Then continue until
every germ is destroyed;
until the soreness and
infa n1mation and dry
ness in the throat have
disappeared. HYOMEI
is guaranteed for ca
tarrh. coughs. colds,
sore throat, Group, asth-
ma and deafness caused
by catarrh or money
back. Complete outfit,
which includes inhaler,
Sl.l5 at Tragic Drug
Co. and druggists every
There.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09

disease"
Or Schuyler G. Jaqucs. formerly Visiting
Surgeon OF 81. Ei.abeth's Hospital. OF New
York City. said II have never before given
any medical information or advice for pub
iieation. rs ordinarily do not believe In Il.
But In the cnse OF Nuxa,ed Iron / fcci
would be remira in my duty not 10 mention
II. have taken It my1eif and given IL TO
my patients with most surprising and sat
iafactory results"
Dr. T. Aiphonsus Wallace. a physician
OF many years experience and for
meriy OF the British Naval Modi-
cal Service. says II DO not make n
practice OF recommending advertised me-
dirnsl products, but have found Nux-
Ated Iron 80 potent In nervous, run down
conditions, that believe all should know
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09
Re.ief comes Instantly.


4 dose taken every two hours until
three doses are taken will end grippe
misery and break up a severe cold
either In the head. chest. body or limbs
1t promptly opens clogged- up nostrils
and air passages In The head, stops
nasty discharge or nose running, re-
liefes sick headache. dulIncss. fcverish-
ness. sore throat. sncczing sorn ness
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09

has returned to his home. having boon
hoDorably discharged from tho army
Captain William II. Lang is on u
trip to Mcy West: Fla.
Miss Elizabeth Huck Ayres left last
week for Baltimore. where she will
spend tho remainder of tho winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. l.. Colona were notf-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09
WOODSTOCK

tSpecial 20 The Times-Dispatch.l
.,"o0DSTOCK. VA, Feb. S.-Miss
Ella MasrHder left Wednesday for
Wheeling. W. Va. where she will visit
he5 sister; Mrs. s. o. Laush'in.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wootcn Cockrel. of
Beuiah Kline, OF Winchester, we're
Rev. Selw,yn X. Cockrel. pastor OF the
Woodstock Methodist Church. who re-
mains in a critical condition
Mrs. j.. Z. King and daughter. Miss
Frances Wilde. have returned TO their
Spending several months in Phia-
Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Kble- left this
week for baltimore. where Mr. KILLER
VIII enter Johns Hopkins Hospital for
+, il, Brumback has returned from
T Siei v W;I 10 Baltimore:
and Mrs. Blanche Seedlings. OF Stras :
Walton. - L.
:. Miss Lula Magruder. Mrs. chsr,e 9
VILE Miss. have arrived for vjsit
TO their mother. Mrs !. w. Marrudcr
Emmett English. who has been iii
TOT several months. has sufficiently re :
covered 10 again take up his duties in
inc Shenandoah National Bank
Paui toshour and Ray Wickham arc
spendinS several weeks in Baltimore
Considered Sure Sign.
Ar,hur: Why do YOU think have
Amelia: Because you always foe,
carefully for pinS no tor ,,,,,.i.' -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09
and STIFFNESS.

and stinnsss.
Don't stay stuned-up! Quit blowing
and snuffiinS! Ease your throbbing
head! Nothing else in the world gives
ouch prompt relief an "Pape's Cold Com
pound. which costs only few cents at
any drug store. 1t acts without assist
ance. tastes nice. causes no inconyeni-
ence BE sure you get the genuine
Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09
A Reasonable Reoucxt

II vas a cruelty cold ni,,,
:eief Was told in the soii.arY I'i-
t.@ee hoiei the best that could b, dor.
-, I'm WIS q bed cur;ained off in ;n.
EasSaEc way. In the middle ~ ;he
nlsnt ne awcEe. a freezing d-sprh:
cnl''ed rim: The curtain was 49,
l;G IN ;h- tite"+
~. t-tnn!oro lie called .imii!y
20 wishing 10 disturb other r,inste
nay havs few pins 20 lock m.
bedroom door " ith -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09

Ernest colona, was sassod in action on
October 81.
Mrs. John Marshall. OF Norfolk, is
on visit to her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
III. Lee Lilliston. ~
Mrs. George w. Fowler. OF Newport
News. visited friends in town last
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nervouH. irritable, de-
sponoent and melan =
choiy. When tho iron
goes from tho blood Of
women the roses go
from their cheeks. I
have strongiy ernpha-
sized the fact that doc
tors should prescribe
moro organic iron -
Nuxated Iron-for their
nervouS, run- d o " n.
weak. haggard looking
patients."
Dr. a. j. Ncwma n.
late Police Surgeon OF
the City OF Chicago and
former House Surgeon.
jcffcrEon Park Hospital.
Chicago. In commenting
on Eu1ated Iron. says:
This remedy has
proven through my own
tests OF IL to excel any
preparation have ever
used for creating rcd
blood. building up the
nerves. strengthening
the muscles and cor
TectinC 6ieeEtiye disor-
dcrs."
Dr. James Francis
Sullivan. formerly ply
a'cian Of Bellevue Hos
pital tOutdoor Dept.),
-. Y. and tho West
chester County Iiospi-
tai. said: I'm my opin-
ion 4 careful cxamina-
ton of the formula Of
Su1ated Iron by any
physician or pharrna :
els, should convince him
that II IN to be placed
among the very high
est clans and most
strictly ethical prepnra-
tons known TO medical
science. II excels any
thing ! have ever uacd
for building UP the sys-
tsin and incrca sing the
red blood corpuscies.
thereby enriching and
fnH.lfNlnD hn hInnA
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ACCOMAC

Especial to The Times Dspatch.l
ACCOMAC, VA. Feb. S.--hIiss Lizzie
Lewis has returned TO her home. after
spending some time in Baltimore.
Lieutenant George 5. Crockett. Jr..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09

Iron roptonate tspecisl speciac s,an.rd1.
S%at. SSS SSu@ Gsas Gsss
roiNospha,cs USE tMonsan;ol y. E. Nux
y Stunt TSr o hRer % oil MaEn ns
sta Cinnamon U.s.r. Calcium Carbonate
Each doae Of two tablets Of Nuxatcd Iron
oontnins one md QUO half grains OF organic
n irSn ~ tn" fcT,n Of iron pcn'%nAts Of spS,
posscssca nnpcrior qualities to any other
a ~ sn form Of iron by using other m0kcs
81 s,m c.. HrSSn,y Of actual iron in the tablets
w "nr "n. p%n could GGsi haS TO u.s. Sma
n M.ir 'ms sn' ,nnE w ut e1s than ons;
nrm,ic efficacy, Gyerrorh6sphates used in
,ons ir%n y one Of the most sspsnsys
recommended 10 build ny the nerve force
MSI" e sa H"n
~ y state very s'nilar 10 that in which 1t
Ecrtnn' lnarc,''en,a OF Nuxated Iron Uron
ssrss"e rr"aus,s ss with nIs wSry
t'nast, so.h circumstance. the temptation
nn,"ns nerscnn ls very great. and Tho public
L ss fI AZ nT f's N%.n,.a % o r.
s"S vow ns ,ka i So o sSy
n"ys rG" this aSes NOT
anatsnea saisfasson to "e avery fs' S pure r
or S"", ;rnsy w be S5stnTdsd .,
"y""Ca% and "tss ssSs 'rs above wh' ss
ws;s uss. III s.l iron
n 1arn "a GasL,y nss!p,ilntGd. does mot in.
~ cSspr and entirely sa,sactoty results
MONEY. airr:n:s "f, WV ms sIae city yo ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09

dosing themselves with habit forming drugs.
stimulants and alcoholic beverages, there
arc probably thousands who might readily
build up their rcd blood corpusolos. incroano
their physical energy and get the,nacivce
into condition to ward OF tho milionn "
diaeaso germs thnt arc almost continually
around ux- II IL surprIsing how many pe0s
pie suffer from iron deficiency and do not
know Il.
II you arc. not strong or we'll you owe u
to yourself to make thu following tsn,, zee
how long you can work or how far you can
WALK without becoming tired. Noxt tako
two hve-grain tablets OF ordinary Nmsatod
Iron three times per day nrtsr moa,s for
two weeks. Thcn tent your ntrensth again
and sec how much .you have gs.ssd.
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ny enrtrhinE the blood and creating thounnnd' OF
nabby flesh toneess tin.ue and pnlid checks Of weak
into glow OF health. In
G. the of deficntc, nervous rundown
fell n tyvOS ok inc n M instanreS.
CT million
ple in Nuxatcd
Such resut
that number of physicians
n have been h.hcd explain
VIII they prescribe apparently
of given be
pr Ferdinand King. New York Physician and Medical
There oil
checked women without iron Panor nnaenia
mia iron deficiency. The skin of
nd Is pale; habby tone
the falls they weak.
riiah de-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09

OF It." II people would
only take Nuxatcd Iron
when they foei weak or
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09
What Nuxatea
Iron Is Made
From

Sworn Statement OF
The Composition OF Its
Formula.
\ copy Of tho actual
sworn statement will be
sent To any who desires
such. IT Is as follows:
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1919-12-27
OUTFIElDER MADE AN
ASSIST UNKNOWINGLY

Billy Evans, umpire par excellence,
was flaming about some Of the funny
plays he has seen during recent visit
to New York. Said Bill:
II have seen many funny things
happen on the ball field. once saw
IN American League outfelder lose a
fly ball In the sun, have the ball strike
him squarely on the top Of the head,
and then have the center fielder. who
was also in pursuit of the hit. COM
plete the catch. The box score gave
the outfielder who had used his head
an assist on the play. 1t was extreme
ly funny to all concerned. except the
athlete who lost the ball in the sun.
II once saw major league player
hit for home run. only to learn upon
reaching the bench that he had retired
himself midway between first and sec.
ond, thereby pulling colossal bone.
There was a runner on first when he
made his drive over the right fielder's
head. The runner on first was a re-
cruit. He believed the fielder would
make the catch and played 1t safe by
going midway between first and Sec
ond. The batsman who hit the ball de.
clded there was no chance for the
fielder to make play. lie literally
ran wild and passed the runner orig
inally on first midway between that
base and second. OF course the mo-
ment he passed the preceding runner
he was out. He had hit the cleanest
kind of home run, yet In the records
he received credit for only single"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1919-12-27
BEST PITCHING BY JOHNSON
Washington Twirier Held New York
Yankees to Two Hits In Twelve
Inning Contest.

The best piece of work done by
Walter Johnson, pitcher Of the Wash
ington team, this year, was on May
II, when he held the New York Yam.
KEGS to two hits In thinning game.
The game ended In draw, neither
side scoring a run. John Quinn
pitched for the Yankees, and though
the WashngtOn's got ten hits off him,
they were unable to put a man across
the plate. The game was the first
played on Sunday in New York, and
the reason 1t was not cOnclusively
finished was that President Rupert Of
the Yankees ordered the umpire to
call 1t at @ o'clock, as he was under
the impression that the new Sunday
amusement law compelled games to
stop at that hour.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1919-12-27

PICKED WINNERS OF
THREE BIG MATCHES
Battling" Nelson Is Original u
Told You &c."
Hepewiseh Boxer Predicted johnson
Would Defeat Jeffries, Willard to
Win over johnson and Demp.
sey to Whip Willard.

In the little but widely advertised
town of Hegewisch, ILL.,, dwells the
original II told you so" of the fistlc
world - Battling" Nelson, If you
please.
Bat picked Johnson to win over JEFF.
fries, Willard to win over Johnson and
then, right In the face of a sea of
Willard admirers, picked Dempsey to
defeat the champion. And here Is the
logic Bat issued on the day previous
to the fight while in Toledo waiting
for the big quarrel:
"Picked Johnson over Jeffries. Will
lard over Johnson, and now making IL
three straight by picking Dempsey
over willard. Dempsey has in his fa-
vor youth and eleven years. He is In
good condition and willard is not. He
has trained properly and willard
hasn't. He has been fighting regularly
and Willard hasn't. Dempsey likes the
game, can punch, is over six feet and
weighs nearly two hundred pounds.
These are reasons enough why the
challenger should and will win"
And what the ~ told you so' did
to the doubtful ones that night in To
ledo after the fight was sin. To one
bird In particular whom Bat begged
to get down" on the challenger Bat
sputtered as follows:
"Yes, know all you guys say that
old Bat is crazy. Just like fox I'm
crazy. feathered my nest on this
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1919-12-27
INTERESTING
(: SPORT =.
PARAGRAPHS

Revival of the baseball players fra.
ternity is reported.
Cornell's rowing squad consists of
300 oarsmen and Is coxswains.
American Trapshooters' association
conducted 432 shoots last season.
That third league Is going good so
far. The receipts Just balance the ex-
penditures.
Pat Duncan's real name is Louis
Bayard Duncan. That's the reason
they call him Pat.
Chick Gandi has again made his
declaration that he will not play ball
with the White Sox next year.
The new owners of the Beaumont
club of the Texas League have elected
o. G. Greeves president and Ruby Jett
secretary.
George Tyler, southpaw pitcher Of
the Cubs, has had his teeth fixed and
the doctors say he will be winning
pitcher next season.
The Australian cricket board Of con.
troll has invited n British cricket team
to tour Australia In 1920.21 and will
return the visit In 1922.
Jack Attel. nephew of the well
known brothers, Abe, Monte and
Caeser, has taken up boxing In San
Francisco. He weighs 100 pounds.
President James J. McCaffery Of the
Toronto club thinks the International
League made n mistake In granting q
franchise to Akron instead of to Mon.
treal.
Ernest Landgraf, who has the New.
ark franchise of the International
League on his hands, makes II known
that he may transfer II to Montreal or
Scranton.
Heinie Zimmerman, premier third
sacker OF the Giants aggregation. Is
under suspension, but Manager Nc.
Graw is expected to announce his re-
instatement almost any day.
Albert A. Tearney of Chicago has
been reelected president of the West.
ern league at the annual meeting Of
the club owners. Mr. Tearney also holds
the presidency Of the Three-I league.
In q recent athletic meet for blind
soldiers. held in Toronto, Mr.. Green
won four out of twelve events, finish.
ing first In the shOtput, the hop, step
and jump, standing broad jump and
the sack race.
English football association, the
governing council of the soccer code,
has applications from the South Africa
Football association and New Zealand
for English elevens to visit those coun
tries next season.
The Stanford bridge grounds near
London, where the Chelsea Football
club plays its English league and cup
soccer games, has been improved and
will accommodate 10000 spectators, In.
Guiding 5000 under cover.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1919-12-27
WILLIE HOPPE GOOD PUTTER
Displays Same consummate Skill over
Velvet Turf as He Shows on
Billiard Table.

There are few better putters than
Willie Hoppe, the billiard champion,
On several of his trips to Boston he
had round over the Wallston links,
and there has displayed over the vel.
vet turf the same consummate skill
which he shows on the green carpet
indoors.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1919-12-27
JESS WILLARD NOW THROUGH
Never Was Popular Champion and His
Work During the War Did Not
Help His Reputation.

Some one In Jess WIZARDS behalf
either has been inspired, or else has
been permitted, to throw out the sub
tie hint that the big fellow may enter
the ring again.
May the law and the fates forbid!
Anyone who saw the big misiit In the
ring at Toledo last July will never go
to see him again, says Milwaukee Sen.
tinel. He was everlastingly done there,
hardly before he started. And not only
that, but he is not now, nor has he
ever been, popular enough to come
back with any promise of support.
Willard never was popular cham.
pion. His work during the war did not
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1919-12-27
little PI(EUP5
OF SPORT ~.
Atlantic City high plans big ath-
letic stadium at the Inlet.

Atlantic City high plans u big ath.
letic stadium at the Inlet.
University of Pennsylvania boxing
squad numbers 124 aspirants.
Philadelphia bowling alleys will
charge 20 cents game for ten pins.
Stanislaus Zbyszko, older brother Of
Vladek, will shortly wrestle in the
United States.
Eastern intercollegiate swimming
championships will be decided In Yale
pool March 20, 1920.
Cornell will have basket ball quln-
tets for every college section COM
peting for the intramural title.
Frank Isbell, owner OF the Wichita
club of the Western League. has pur"
chased home ut Long Beach, Cal.
Del Howard spiked the rumor that
he would retire from baseball. He
will continue as manager of the Oak
land team.
The election of Jim Robertson as
captain Of the Dartmouth eleven gives
the Green n mighty leader for the next
campaign.
Coach jim Ten Eyck's Syracuse var.
sity eight-Oared shell crew will row
against Dick Glendon's Annapolis crew
on the Severn river May s, 1920.
The British Olympic council hns de-
cided to accept the invitation of the
Belgian Olympic committee to take
part in the Olympic games Of Ant.
werp.
Mike Kelly, manager of the st. Paul
team of the American Association, de-
MES report that he IL negotiating
for the Minneapolis club of the asso-
citation.
Plans are on foot for the erection
of n spacious $4,000 natatorlam, in
Los Angeles, or Roman architectural
design, which will be q cemer OF
aquatic activities.
John #. Daley, Purple left tackle.
who booted the drop kick which cap
tured the only Northwestern victory OF
the season, has been elected captain OF
the football squad for 1920.
The stadium at Antwerp, Belgium
for the Olympic games next year, is
well under way of construction. The
date set for the track and field events
is from August Is to September /.
Charles T.. Reidpath, middle dis.
tance runner of Olympic fame, has
been chosen president of the newly
formed Niagara Association of the
Amateur Athletic union governing the
western part of New York state.
Although experts disagree over the
proper decision to award in the Glib.
bOns-O'DOwd fight, some holding out
for shade in favor Of O'Dowd, while
others called the affair draw, the be-
lief was unanimous that Gibbons had
lost much Of his old-time cleverness.