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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-15
LOCAL ATHLETES
MAY RUN ABROAD
Many Former and Present Penn
Stars Being Considered for
lnteraIIied Meet
TO COMPETE HERE JUNE 7


Val'P hummer "t prominent ihila
Hu'IPh'" "thI'''S nave o'rh nominated ior
places on the iP"n "i Americans Whhh
Will 20 from TINS country TO compete IN
| the inter -alled a'hIellc meet I" ne hein
al IolhsVllle-i"ht' near iarlS' June -
|" July "'
Among those o'lhg ronsider'u nE 'he
a. A. |, ohlcla's are i. howard Berry
former fehn star ana winner Oh 'he
'lntercoNeglate pentathioh cnathplon'
snip FOR seVeral years james T. leu
4 Meredith OK -ienn nler. VINO nous seN
"ral world mlddI'-dlStance r"oruS
Marvin "uStals"h' present mlduIe uis
tanre star "i the rem team reu
. baNlS' lehh Npriht', '"'' ma" ''""
Elmer smith of Penn: Fred Pollard.
the former Brown star. now resident
Of this city: II KlcinSpchn, {. j. Stout
and RAYMOND TIL.
,,,.,
The majority n' me ao",' are "le"
members OF Samn"l j. i'h''aS Me"u""
brook team, OF the John NahamhNet
store. All hut nj, WIN" Is SWIM
mor. are track and h'ld stars.
Questions as to providing 'ranSr"r'a
ton for the American team were con .
sidered yesterday ar conference II.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-15
sasy Game for Middies

Annapolis. Nd. May battling harder
than W any 1reyious gant fhts season
from 5shas sHorkins herr yes'sTasy sfssr'l
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-15

wan the Phils and Pirates locked N COM
bat, today is a 100 per cent Keystone day.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-15
Central Fresh Triumph

Central Highs hrst-year team defeated
the South Philadelphia High School Fresh
men in a dual meet Yesterday afternoon by
a score of ~ to 26 points.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-15
SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS

l. tonight. At the Empire A. c., Fif-
teenth and Bainbridge streets. frankie
Conifrcy and Joe Phillips meet in the
main bout. Down nt the Atlantic City
Sporting Club Eddie Morgan and Pres
ton Brown clash in the main affair.
The other Empire bouts follow: Harry
(kid) Brown vs.. Johnny Clarke.
frankie Brtton VS.. Johnny kNiggi.
Johnny Piazzi VS.. Willie Currie and
Dave Moore vs.. Dave Passion.
The other shore bouts follow: Eddie
Moy VS.. Jack Moore. Jimmy Mendo VS..
| Kid Wolfe. and Joe Stanley VS.. Frankie
Moore.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-15

Gabby Crayalh and Irish MeuseI were
Roth made good. Meusei sinrled Win Iwo
down and eventually scored. Crayath did
nOt hit because Pitcher Frank Miller elected
TO walk him.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-15

ATHLETES WHO LAST /.
MUST CONSERVE OWN
NATURAL RESOURCES
Sport Full OF Wasted Effort Same Any Other Branch
otSeruitude but Those That Retained Surplus
Energy fingered Longest
IN THE sPORrLIGHr-BY GRANTLANp RICE

n THE SPORTLIGHT-BY GRANTLAND RICE
Copyright. 1919. all rights reserved
The AnuI Chorus
IouW find that most of them around
Would rather knock than boost;
l0uW find the poisoned bdrbS come thick
The higher that you roost;
But yon gather this balm
And cherish il as such
Thoy rarely pan a guy
Who doesn't matter much.
YouW find the Anil Chorus rules
The bulh Of every map;
IouH find that very teto of them
Pass up chance to rap;
But you take this to VoWr soul
And let it daily there, ~
They rarely pan a bloke
Who doesn't get Somewhere.
YouW find the game Is quite inclined
To kick in toh barb;
No matter chat the line up is
No matter tohat the gdrb;
But you also figure this
And let the tidings spread,
They rarely erer rap guy
Who doesn't Shoto his head.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-15

The Pirates were the only western club Of
the National League to Lturn in victory
yesterday, while in the Johnson circuit the
Yankees were the only ea stern club to win
a decision.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-15

JOhnnU Ldpdn, form erIY ShorIsIop of tLc
Washington nine, has been puTcLaSPd bt tLe
81: Louis Cdrdigdls' according. 10 report last
the iHterie10ue deal. Chances are WcGrang
i9m ~ >, send OutlGelHeE Dave Robertson 10 tie
Lurdn 10 the Cards, and The Giants ,giI All
Catcher GOnsdies aud another player IRON,
81. Louis. ''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-15

ChiCdOo'R defcdi Of the Red Sor ,dropped
hc m2nGrchs Of The diamond TO fourth place
The- ldnkS WCnf into second place. aud
cleveland gained The third ruHD Of the stand
ing in the American race.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-15

johnny Burns will present Dutch Brandt
and Preston Brown in the feature fray at
the Cambria A. G. tomorrow night Young
Johnny Duffy aud Billy, Cannon will be the
entertainers in the semiwind-up. The other
bouts follow: Tommy Burke vs Andy Me
Mahor. MARTY Campbell VS. Tommy Golden
and Johnny Dugan vs. Tommy Cleary.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-15
Outruns Other Horses in First Half.MHe

CIR off 10 of
- furong
Over pushing back
The appeared to be
doing He well
until the time for a sprint.
In n hal mile the
Mikmad King Paudi the
eighths
the lead.
Schutinger made his bid with Eternal His
in
of this that
through the
football
Eternal gamey
bu a hopeless task
rounded into the stretch Sir Barton let
and the
oustretched sitting almost
if
bcato
Mikmad, DmmmOnd, Huruca
I,upboyne AS for yndx he probably running
baveb
the
remembered
half mile would have had
2 pushed
ssortof
afterh The McCtednd
foure and
spectators like to haze for their
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-15

For the first time since he defeated Artie
Root nearly u month ago, joey Fox. the
English fsatherweight. will entertain here
when he takes on frankie Brown, the New
York feather. who battled kilbane at the
National Saturday night. The winn,r Is al
most certain TO meet Kilbane at an open-sir
show here.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-15

Connie Mack and his Athletics have been
idle SO long that THEY forgot how to play
baseball yesterday when they revived the
national pastime In st. Louis.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-15

Ed Cicotte came through with his fifth
win of the season yesterday. but lie had TO
blank the Red sox to get the decision The
veteran shine ball artist gave the Huh outfit
only four hits. Joe Jackson's double one
OF hye White SoN hits, proved to he The blow
that beat Carl Mays "
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-15

SAMMY Schf. Enbby Gunns's lanky
lightweight will meet Willie Harmon in that
when they clash in the National se,ni-
wind-up. The other bouts follow: Eddie Nc
Andrew vs.. Jack Laughlin. Jimmy Myson VS..
Kid Wolf and Johnny Griffith VS.. Frank Mn
hich. .,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-15

pitching trouble. that's ALL" said Pat
Moran over the phone from Brooklyn this
morning. MY twirlers looked great in Gin
cinnsti, hut Brooklyn sort OF hates to see
them get along"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-15

i.effy Apdxrson. relensrd by Connie Mack
10 Io0iesilie. ~ the American Apaorirfion
t<rsiay aud uon from ielede BY score n
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-15
old Ciuil-Wm Trophy Goes to the Winner

valuable
of the
Jack Hare Jr,
1.~;,r the jus like Sir Barton
addition prize Vase
of he is
Tbis huge remarkable although
~ Woodwn the tracks down South
fsn and in
Of Mr.
,rze and / won In 1917 BY Kaitan
Of
hayeih The
-
"
s< .inS Saex
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-15

Ping Bodie did so per cent Of the you.
KEGS hitting ,Then IhorgGhiom ,con 10
decision oUeE tn Cobb and his Detroit ,nof 20
yesterday. or the four Tanfce Tiis 81
Ehmke, Bodis had iipo. w
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-15

Ihc Poet may not hare his share
~ tonring cars and such:
On all the lo0sc kaie lying round
He may not keep his clutch;
But though his daily habitat
Is close around the siums.
Ne docsnf hare 10 bother rhen
Ihe tME nSSeSS0r c0nLeS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-15

Abe Friedman will engage in his first
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-15

Ray Chapman's homer. one Of the three
hits he bagged on Washington pitching yes
terday. was the first circuit cIout made fhis
season by a Cleveland player. Doc AyTss
was ridded from the pitching Deak In one
inning By the Indians, who scored 1--WE runs
in the initial round.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-15

Cha riley Doom grew so tired of seeing his
Reading Internatio lose that ne donned
the mask and wind pad yesterday to try TO
turn the tide. The PretZels lost just the
same with Doom behind the bat in the sec
nnd game OF a double header at BinRhauton
The setback in the twin bill made IN seven
straight reverses for the Berks county nine
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-15

Tue Vtlu'
used as pinch hitters against the Pirates.
Both made good. NIeusei singled with two
not hit because Pitcher Frank Miller elected
TO walk him.
The Pirates were the only western club Of
the National League to Turn In a victory
Yesterday, while in the Johnson circuit the
Yankees were the only eastern club to win
a decision.
as long III. snI q tsss srts ss
national nastims Ia ST. Louis 'e' '"'
q, Chicago o1C, = dcioGt G a. Of me Red Sos ;droPped
The" YGnfs 'ccni mo IiS"S second prGce. Gad
CiereIdnd gained The third ruHO Of the stand
ING IN the American race.
Moran over the phone from Brooklyn this
morning. MY twirlers looked great in Gin
cinnsti. hut Brooklyn sort OF hates to see
Rubs Brssslsr;, Ring and Ge,ner., the trio
ers, ,Ccre riddied for fourteen base knocks
Olson aud Erue0er, each tUith three hits,
sIo,sn bv lie Reds a0qiTsi Barici0h Gri@es
The Reds eere bld"ked ieith hre stodts.
Dust on that line THE longest horne
run drive ever seen" We need L this morn
when Hi Myers. Of the Dodgers. was credited
vita having made the longest circuit WALTON
ever seen at Ebbets Field. Word painters
declared that Myers had cPOssed the plate
before the ball was retrieved from deep cen
| ter field.
Gene Duhuc. not sood enough for Hughey
Jennings at Detroit. performed well enough
| for John j. McGraw Yesterday al the Polo
| Grounds 20 set hairllne decision over the
| Cubs. making " two straight for the Giants.
| pubuc held the National League champs Ia
| four hits and went the pinerinniDg limit
i'm Vaughn cfGhs cubs mas1 s1oed "a
eilellee fhe hats offNui Chose md f.dfrD
pyyis, prt fhs foiIeT " Aecren baitise
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-15

Euen the addition Of Harry Pitt, former
BrookIyn pitcher. failed 10 start Peadi,,o o
tciHnin0. niitt ttcirled the first tiH Of ves-
terddD's tIuiH bill a0diast Frank Schuife's
Biilgoss, aud tcus nosed out by S 10 s. The
York boz ooue only sepea hits.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-15
Another Instance

IN REGARD
isnt needed
Frank
Frank Kramer he writes has a
ana the he lasted
preserve his the main
head off
him winning by III II length
of by
OF lap but he
"TN NY $ of the chy
so Duq'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-15
Nothing to IL

I1NHERES nothing this a
L that
against the trouble will last
The wise head knows when the
be
hold yourself n a
There
the least delay 1t all under the of
possible srainof he waste.
CPORT t~Vof
~ comm of
eyiruc
Washington Journal., 1919-09-19
4. RapttsI.

OILS SrnceD getpmmen mar unb
nit @erpa i'm @artsn ItanD. psrIisb
6rGulein WlaIon ons 9aus. Oos
9erii9t BON Dem Wlorb bate ii9 be-
reits in benz 8orort SrOia perbreitet
unO aus uieIen Senitern i9auten
neugierige Geii9ter. 4ber nirgenos
mar Elm poIi5iit gu iebsn. Snipettrr
9errid belt lsins 9euts in Der @ilIa
4iag ieit, tpeiI er sana ri9tis an.
na6m. bob Ger anbIid zines pOIi.
3iiten i'm Sarten Oesr DOT Der @iIla
Reusierise anIOden piirbs, sr ieoc9
bis our Intunft oes Germ Seller
Die Sa9e 10 sebeim Dis mO9lih &c.
9aIten gu isben Dinidte. Die 4eits
Der @rmorbeten par in zines Der
S9laf0immer setrasen porDen, Dor
oeiien Siir Elm poli3iit Wa6s belt.
Sn bas peibe 3immer battle lid
Der SnIpettor einquartiert.
.@snu cine iunse Dame bierbsr.
tOmmt unO MID gu ipre4en piiniht.
10 fibren Sic tie eIei9 berein, bsfabl
Derrid Ieinem llnter9sbenen WtilIsr
aSonft Diro niemano Oorsslaiien!"
.9err Srucep au9 nidt. 9srr Sn'
Ipettor2" nonote Miller elm.
.Sb ia. Der aud. SD srfparte i'm
fOgar - iOnit absr niemnnosn."
.Wie lit IS nit benz Selssromm
an 9errn 6eller2"
sd i4Ide es ab. IobaIb i9 BON
Der iungen Dame bic Nbrelie babe
Qb", rief sr, ols es tIinselte, .oo
tOmmt iis!!"
9Ieid Oarouf bsirat 4aura. bIaB
unO innerIi@ erreet, pie 0errid 10.
fort bsmertte. bus 3immer. IS pal
ia nur natiirIid. paB Elm 10 Iunsss
MdO9en erl6ittsrt lein mubte IN
fOIss Der i'm 9aufs ibrer S9lpeltsl
ftattsefuuoenen 2ras0bis. Nbsr Der
rid bate i'm @orous Elm seruiIfes
Mibtrousn esssn isbss NitslisO rer
6dmllR Oeller. Gr l@oo C0lra e.
nen StubI bin uno bat lie. YlaB gu
nebmen.
.Sis Weroeu UsroeIbsH. 6rdulsin
MaiOn" bsganu sr boilid. .penn i'd
mir eTIaubs. eiuige 6rn9en an cit
ou ri9ten. Sd porte Uon perm
Sracep. bob Sic 6rou Sellers
S9pelter lino. unb Bot Ibn, Sic mir
au i@iden. 81 sr mitsstOmmen2"
-Nsiu. i& oO9 es Dor. ALIEN gu
tpmmsu." Uerisbte 2auro.
uR0nusu Sic uns pislIsidt Iassn,
tpsr bic @rmorbets iit9
Rad Der 9sidrsibung. bic 9srr
2racep mir CAB, CLAUDE i'd oas
taum."
a a aA-
Washington Journal., 1919-09-19
3. s. aptteI.

.Gliie. tammsru sic li6 oO6 UNI
bic s%sinOer, DaB lie uiat 10 toben.
Sic MAIDEN ia einen Gpettatel. oaB
il nidt nal meinsn 9Oman in Rube
Ieien taRn!"
.4Osr. sndpigs 6rau. I'D babe
bod i4refIi4 rieI gu tuu! Der
Triib!tidstiia tit mob ni9t abse,
riumt. abssWai6su lit aud nod uiat
unD -"
.Naaen @is mid in Rube." riei
Srau SaIDpiH. iia auf Dem Sofa
anfri9tenD. SD babe tsIte mei>
men id)l;mmen Sag. Was lOl blOB
5rdul,in Malo, OaDOn Osnt.n. pie
es BET uns auslisbt! Wo5u gable ib
SbHen ben etgsntli4 Gobag"
FRA, weniy genug 1T e." periebts
GIiie iGuippti@.
uWtebt als Sic ueroienen", tret1@'
Washington Journal., 1919-09-19

.Nein, nein," erlpi6erte @erbd, in
ben @arten trstsno. sd mar 70,
eben nit 9uoDis 5uiammeu. Gr BAT
Isin Quto nod INNER nidt eefunoen.
Absr sr sr3dbIte mir, Dab in @urem
9auie elm Norb besanssn porosn
fell"
Sin MorO!" eouro podte Ser.
bos 9rm. bod ni6t arnoIb?"
sNein cine 6rau!-
~0er 1T fee"
.Won peiB ss nidt. Sic lag i'm
peiBen 3immer = our9 ben &iiden
gsitOden tot. Sic Ioll iebr bibI6
Iein unb gang jung. 2ubpig meint,
Der M0rbsr Iei nit isinsm Nuio ges
fIobsn. &uopig tommt notber, UNI
NIT Dir gu Iprs6en."
nMit mir9" ltieB 2auro 6eoor.
sWas mill er oenn BON mir9 SD
peiB bod ni6ts!!"
Gauro ipro9 in febr i9orfsm SOn;
ibr @eIi9t mar ounielrpt uno Ie ats
terte Dor @rregung. .Die tam oenn
bic 5ruu ins 9aus2 unO psr 1T
lie?"
sd fasts 0ir bod i6Ou, OoB
man ss Hi9t psib," rief 9srpa uns
geoulbig. nSu pirIt allies Don CUB.
mig erfobren, penn er tommt. 2lber
bite, lage Mamo ni9ts. Sic ltObnt
unb iammert uns lonIt bic Obren
Doll. 2uopis meint, es lei better.
uber allies gu l9ipeisen, bis Dein
S4pager on 1T. Die poli5ei Bat
ibm i9On te~Ie9rapbiert."
~Oie POIi5si? Sb @srbo, bat bic
poIioei bic Sude in bic Sano &c.
nommen9"
.glber natiirIid! Sin poIioiIt cuts
oedte ben Morb."
~Bie tam Der pOIioit in Oas
9ausg" frogte 2aura. .@s lift bod
OerI6IOiien!"
aSo. t6 peiB es ni6t. auOpis
poIIte mir nibt allies Iosen". 9ier
bIidte 9erbo Die 5reunOin forldsnb
an. ~Gaura, i'd Oadte. 9u pareit
geitern in Guer 9aus sesonssn9"
.Netn,- erpiberte Qaura no6 ei,
nigsm 30gern. sd pOIIte 9lrnoIO
geitern treffen. gu peiBt, baB mir
oas beimIi9 tun, neil SuIia 10
gegen uniersn 8ertebr it,"
.9ait 9u i'm seiteru sstroifen9"
~Nein. SD ging lbsr bic Seller
gno partete bis Elm NierteI Dor 5ebn.
@ber Irnolo tam ni4t."
"9otte er es oenn perIpro9en2"
sSeltimmt OsriprO9en ui9t. Gr
Iaste, penn elmer Ieiner RpIIe9en feline
RoIIe iibernGbme. tonne er Disllei9t
tommen."
nWobrI9sinlib tonRte er ni9t
fort" meinte 9erba. .@ie grdbIi9
10 elm MOrO 1T! SD mO@te nur
piifen, per bic 6rou lit unb marum
lie ermorbet purbe."
.9erou. bait Du Seinsm @erIo6.
ten geiogt, bob i'd geltern abenb
orouBen par9" fragte laura pl0BIi9.
.Neiu, mir boben nur bon benz
WOro geiprO4en."
Sage ibm ni9ts. SD battle fonft
@erser unO @erOrub nit SuIia."
Washington Journal., 1919-09-19
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-22
Piles Cured In q 10 Ia DAYS

Druggists refund money If PAZO
OINTMENT fails to cure Itching,
Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles.
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-22
GERMAN PRISONERS NOT
TO BE FREED AT ONCE

Paris, Feb. 21 (Havas) .-Mathias
Erzeberger head of the German ar
mistice commission. has been inform
ed by the allied war council that at
present there can be no discussion of
the repatriation of German prisoners
of war. except of wounded men or
men who are seriouslyfll.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-22
HOUSE WHISTLES
WITH PROBLEM Of
NEXT WHEAT CROP
10y Aossrsa IouRsar SPECIAL LEASED w,psi


Washington, Feb. 21.-The house
remained in session until a lafn hour
tonight in an effort to reach a vote
on the bill providing means for the
government to carry out its guaran-
tee of $2.26 bushel to the farmer
for the 1919 wheat crop.
Numerous amendments were pro-
posed but with the exception of those
offered by the committee they We're
ruled out on points of order or voted
down.
! Representative Moore of Pennsyl-
vania, sought to strike out the provi-
sion permitting the president to use
any existing agency of the govern
ment, or to establish new ones for
carrying out the provisions of the
measure, but his amendment was de-
featad.
Objection to the bill was made by
both republican and democratic
members because it does not speci-
ficially provide that the wheat be
sold to the consumer at the price de-
manded by the law of supply and de-
mand
The provision in the bill protecting
millers, wholesalers, jobbers. bakers
and retail merchants against loss on
account of abnormal Fluctuations in
price of wheat and wheat flour was
discussed at length, but several
amendments to restrict its extent
were defeated.
After adopting amendments chang
ing from October Is, 1920, to June l.,
1920, the date on which the govern
ment guarantee would expire and Civ
ing the president power to prohibit
imports of what should unfair tactics
be used in trying to force down the
price, the house adjourned without
reaching vote on the bill.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-22

Barley for seed. The California
feed barley. viii make good crop on
heavy alkali land.--E. w. Fee.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-22
A|NE R|CAN TROOPS
IN RUSSIA MUST
STAY TILL JUNE
News That They Are to Be
Withdrawn at Earliest Pos
sible Moment Brings Joy to-
Isolated Soldiers,

LEV MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED WlFEl
Archangel, Thursday Feb. 20 (by
the Associated Press)-The announce
ment from Washington that the Amer
lean troops in north Russia are to be
Withdrawn at the earliest possible
moment in the spring was received
with joy by the troops themselves, but
official circles and also the Russian
population are anxious to know
whether other troops will be sent to
replace them.
The American troops affected are
the 339th infantry and one battalion
of the 310th engineers, all draft forces
entitled to rehabilitation after the
conclusion of the war.
De Witt C. Poole, Jr., counsellor of
the American embassy, has issued the
following statement:
I'm connection with the Washing
ton announcement, the American en-
bassy in Archangel states it under
stands this announcement relates only
to the disposition of the American
troops now here. 1t. does not de-
termine one way or another the gem
eral question of the continued pres
ence of IN American force in north
ern Russia, Eor is it understood TO dis
close decision as to the future Amer
lean policy ia Russia. Dissemination
of this awaits Upon further discus
sion ny the peace conference at Paris.
From consultation witt trans
portation authorities it apprTts that
with normal ice conditions the earliest
possible moment - which consider
able bodies of troops can " moved
from Archan5el VIII be in June
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OVER SUBSCRIPTION OF
CERTIFICATES LARGE


Washington, Feb. 21.--The last Of
fering of 100000 900 certificates OF
indebtedness was oversubscribed by
sec, 100000 the treasury announced
today Oversubscriptions were given
by the ST. Louis Minneapolis, Chicago,
Clevelad, New York and Philadelphia
districts.
The treasury now has sold $3,S45,-
$4,000 certificates of Indebtedness to
be redeemed out of payments from
the Victory Liberty Loan. With new
issue of $500, 600, 600 announced today,
and additional issues of that amount
every two weeks, the total will be
more than s6,O00,006,000 by May l.
when the first payments from the VIC
tory Loan will be received. This indi-
Gates that the Victory Loan will be in
the neighborhood of $4,000, 100000.
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ception that served to bring 1t into
question, on the oae hand, or to raise
expectancy to too high pitch, on the
other.
Realizing these, conditions, Presi-
dent Wilson is content to submit the
completed document TO sober judg-
ment. He does not offer it as a per-
fected work, for he admitted in con-
V5rSation with me that there is room
for improvement from an ideal stand
point, But he does not consider it a
final expression of present POSSIBLE
ties, and as an original effort of all
the powers against the arbitrament Of
arms as a method of settling differ
ences of mankind.
Great as is the presidents accom-
plishment in the matter of the league
Of nations, there is to be found in the
work of the peace conference still
greater tribute to his influence, so
subtle and elusive as to have escaped
immediate observation, yet which was
present in every action of the peace
sessions. =
Fourteen Points Prevail.
1t is a fact that from the beginning
until INV anu ~ Otll top W bphAulll btlN
conference has been guided and
charted by the fourteen peace terms
land down by the president. He build
ed better than he knew when he an
nouneed the principles on which
America would lie ready to make
peace when he first spoke in January,
1918.
1t marks a seven-.aague stride in
the advance of humanity and lifts
helpless people and their lands above
the play of barter, conquest and spo-
liation In years to come 1t will be
written down to the presidents credit
that he has done this thing; that he
has done it In the fact of the improper
ambitions of politicians who sought
TO give their peoples physical rewards
In the face of secret treaties, brazen
in their disregard of ordinary human
rights, but justified, their makers SAY,