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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-09
SENATORIAL COMMENT

Washington. May S.-As they COM
pieled their study of the official SUM-
mary of the treaty Of Versailles TO-
day, senators began 20 give express
SION 20 their views on the numentous
document winch IS now n me hands
If the German pienipotent ares A
few senators. however. stu withhold
comment. prefer-7ng 10 examine the
complete text before reaching A def
mite conclusion. These included SEN
ators Lodge # Masssc husetrs, Smoot
If Utah and other Republican lead
ers, Sharp opposition 10 the propos-
al that the United States. n censor,
with Great Britain commit itself to
go 20 France 5 alu IN me event thai
country was attacked. was voiced BY
Senators Borah Of Idaho and Curtis
Of Kansas. While Senator Sherman
.: ILLINOIS 4:;d II ses New la!rt-
shire criticized the league + Va
tlons covenan. n ~ treatv
Senator Hitchcock NJ Nebraska. re-
tjr!ng chairman IT the Senate for
elgn relations committee. approved
the freaty rs d whole ana said that
in als Judgment the "crowninc glory
Of THIS great document is the fact
that there Is embedded n u the
great constitution of the League nj
Natlons-" The senator declared tbs.
treaty Uas monumental work" ami
that measured up 10 the highest mr.
ii standards of the world, with ius-
rlce AZ basis Vt reorganization
General approval of me nIiitar-7, and
naval terms imposed on Germany was
gwen not only by both Republicans anu
DernoJ ratio senators nut nv officials
ana diplomats GENERALLY The con.
Cured n the view of army and nav
officers that with the carving out Of
the terms Germany would De stripped
Of every vesTige Of power necessarz- for
II 70 disturb again the peace Of the
world
Senator Boran made no comment on
the treaty itself combining his state
-nent solely 10 the proposal for triple
alliance between the three leading as
So ated powers. He declared thar
whether the United states should take
par- N any future European war was
Continued on Page 3-coi. 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-09
Heirs Start
Squabble Over

New york. May S-The ne,rs Of Jaw
I"ula. ne railroad financle- VINO acru-
Inuiated one Of america 5 greatest ori-
Nate fortunes. are N a Quarrel oys-
ne administration OF The sSs.Voo{ue es-
'ate ne err them. His son. George ].
IouId, chief executor Of the estate. -
REQUIRED by state supreme court order
signed To-Day 20 show cause why ne
Should nor De removed
N'uid IS charged with frauds 2erpe-
rated Dy nm even On his own broth.
efs ana sisters and WHICH ..-asi,i,a1
N an aggregate loss to The estate If
H-1-""." n arfidavits lied m he s;,-
preme court by MS brother. Frank
'IouIa. lis slster. the Duchess of Tai
ff'franu' formerly Anna. Countess de
tasteilane. and the guardians of q num-
he' Of the Gould children Of the third
generation
IN an answering affidavit George
Loud denies the charges ana IS support
Ah ~ a deposi;lo ION made by Mrs Helen
'zot!d shepard. ms sister formerly
NJ 8 Helen Miller Could M. Shepard
declares hat the charges ara .'inac-
cura'e and distinctly MISLEADING Four
o the SIX children OF Jay Gould
George Ee-en. Edwin and Howard. are
co-trusteeS Of their fathers estate
Frank and Anna were not included IS
both are residents Of France. Frank
Gould lives n PARIS. where he recently
obtained a divorce from his second
wife. Mrs. Edith Kelly Gould. a for-ner
actress.
The afhdavlts were fled IN connection
with a petition by Frank Could and lis
associates 10 have George Gould re-
moved as executor Of the estate. He
was appointed under the will Of ms
father. who died ii December. 1892. and
VINO beuueathed him s5Dooe N cash
ana s. so. 900 n securities as i reward
FOR hiE services. This was IN addition
70 sixth share Of the main estate
which was Vested n a trust tund for
the benefit of his six children.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-09
U. s. SENATE LEADERS SILENT
ON PEACE TREATY PROVISIONS
GERMANY'S ALLIES NEXT
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
While the German peace pienlpo-
tentlarles are digesting the text of the
lengthy Peace Treaty handed them
Wednesday anu communicating with
the Weimar government as 10 the
demands made upon Germany by the
Allied ana associated powers. the
Council of four is engaged with the
formulation Of Peace terms for A US
ira ana Hungary.
The German Austrian delegation is
reported already 10 have started for
ST. Germain. France. there 20 await
the summons 10 Versailles 70 learn
what IS 70 befaIl the one-tlme dual
monarchy n the way of the payment
OF indemnltles. the making of repar-
atoms and the relinqulshlng of terri
tory
Estimates have been made in Paris
that 100. 900 900 crowns viii be de-
handed as indemnity from AUSTRIA
Hungary IN addition TO the ueilmlta-
non of frontiers. The pre- war debt
Cf the former empire and Kingdom. Il
is said is 20 be divided among the
newly formed states winch have arts
an Or ara 20 arise IN their old terri
tories.
Meanwhile the German home gov
eminent is expected 10 begin 1T once
the consideration Of the terms of
peace which were presented 10 the
German delegation al Versailles yes
terday and which virtually reduce the
German empire to the role OF minor
power for considerable period.
Either the national assembly itSelt
or important committees Of Il VIII
take up the question of the peace
terms N sessions held at Berlin.
Three courses seem 70 be open 70
ne German government. as indicat-
ed by recent dispatches II may
cither accept the conditions of peace,
reject them. OF submit them 10 d
Diebiscife. Sometime ago it was ra
ported from Berlin that the machin-
el'y 10 carry out a nation wide eiec-
ton mad been prepared. ana that the
people could be called upon 70 az
press their desires within - hours
IN case the government should not
care 70 take the responsibility OF
meeting the situation now before the
country.
The speech of Count Won Brock
durff Rantzau. head Of the German
nalegation 10 the peace conference.
n reply 70 Premier Clemenceau az
Versailles. yesterday, appeared 10 in
dictate that Germany meanU lille
would prepare objections 70 some fea-
lures Of the treaty as presented TO
her delegates. notably with regard 10
Gernany's financial responsibilities
and economic position. All the Ger
man objections must be submitted IN
writing. within the TWO weeks time
that her representatives nave FOR e1-
animation Of the treaty.
Il is reported that when the Peace
terms with Turkey are concluded the
United States is 70 be requested 70
become the mandatory of Armenia.
and that President Wilson will place
the matter before Congress IN order
Continued on Page Col. s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-09
Jug May Day
Rioters. ROxbury

Boston. May s-Seven p men who
ware arrested IN connection with the
May Day riots n the RoXbury dis
trict last Thursday were given jail
sentences today. II Is expected that
they will appeal their cases.
Alex Nesterorich Of Chelsea. and
Arseny GabitZa- Of Peabody. We're
each given SIX months IN the House
Of Correction for assaultinE an Off
Ger. John Swetze. of Chelsea and
George Cain, of Ruxbur-v were each
given SIX months for rioting and a
year for assaulting an officer. Stan
ley Kotoski of Buffalo was given
four ronras for rioting and four
months for assaulting an officer
karay Cntheus. Of Quincy. MASS.
and Ignacia Lascarage ef thus city
were each given one month for TAX
ing part IN an AfrzJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-09
Sen. hunbert
Cleared Charge
Of Disloyalty
Eumbert

Paris. May s-SenaIor Eumbert.
who has been on trial by court mar
tai On a. charge Of having had deal
ings with the enemy, was acquit-
led today.
CaptAln Georges Jile Ladeaux. for
ner chief Of the Intelligence bureau
Of the Ministry OF War, a co-defen-
dant with Humber. was acquitted.
Pierre LeNoIr. still another of the
co-defenuantS was sentenced 70
death. while William Desoucnes was
Convicted anu sentenced to i've
Years n prison.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-09
WEATHER BARS
HOPE ENGLISH
OCEAN FIERS

81. Johns. y. z. Nay &-Nith snow.
ram and tog blown n by southeast
wind. hopes Of a star: n their trans
Atlantic fight were once more deferred
BY the British av:ators Harry G. Hawk
{, and Capt. Z. p. Rayuna,n, here TO-
Gay.
No uneasiness was shown oy either of
The Brtishers wher word was received;
of the start Of The American navl aiers
or he first leg Of their trip. and both
tonight seemed 20 have settled down to
wait Cor the full moon. scheduled 10
make her appearance with favorable fv-
Ing weat her On May Il.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-09
H. SEA PLANES
FINISH FIRST LEG
ATLANTIC FLIGHT
MI and \C-3 Reach Halifax at O'clock
"a Exported Limping Along on Three
Vo+0rs Off Maine Coast in Afternoon
npsrrovers Searching for Craft tart
Made At Rockaway Beach at 10 A. M.-Total
Instance of $40 Miles

rs...,s-.-. l1ay With two OF
...os NJ sea planes which
- - 7ockaway, I. L, this
- -.a 1rsr leg Of their
..r- 4.-at. arrived safely
,,.-r ts-r ltic.a.s were bend
scar arer-v -onlga, 10 locating
..-- .-.ss...- slncs early in the
..,.ro,r Eu port Of the miss
...,--s ...= NC-4. commanded
.,...-....-.-o 1nmander A. c.
.,, a=4r ~acaived after the
r,..o.-- rassa1 ne destroyer Nc
r,.-,r.. 80 s-a,.on snip. located
-,-. --,r 81 mics north Of Cape
H.. Fl, IS nan a.f way 20 Hall
Ia
,~rs-. r7rc ssued al once SEND
.,-. - j 14r-rut anu the next
,... AVON. Nef. ne kimberly. in
yss.-, .ts r.ssinE ea-plane.
,~~s,-.- Gtsa mad reported
,s., ..,r-c -oa.mns ne McDermut
.-s- t-:rp N one of his
..7r.--e I'd. ing --oupie and he
n.s-. -.s me Town.
..-.- -ss No ~ap-jr-ed 70 Com
-,.- ., -.. %ro -Ioe >ho
.-ra:. 49, repalrad-
49, ~ .we"s with the NC-3
ra.- 81 -. ID Halifax in a frac-
c.--t-uee Of 1aue Col. 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-09
PENROSE WANTS
OPEN DEBATE IN
SENATE ON PEACE

Harrisburg. Pa. May S.-Senator Pen
rose TO-DAY declared for open debate =
The senate on peace, saving Par4s mad
only furnished mystery.
Except N the fac, that the menace
Of German rnltarism IS removed. me
American people do not seam o oe get
ting any substantial results ont of the
treaty IN the way of ndeTnIties. rep
aration or other compensation. ne said.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-09
Close Overland
Plant Owing to
Trouble Strikers

Toledo. O., May s.-The plant Of he
Willys-Overiand Co. was closed late
TINS afternoon by Clarence A. Earl. vice
II resident Of the COMPANY. following Il
clash between strikers and police n
which bricks stones ana clubs were
used as wes pons
The trouble resulted when several
hundred strikers attempted 20 talk with
enrIoyes VINO had refused 10 Jon Their
ranks
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-09

II has been reported Tor some time
that the new Amir had adopted an I'M
friendly attitude toward the British
and contemplated a violation of the
northwest frontier anu Khyber Pass.
the principal northern pass into that
country from India
No large number of tr.besmen- ere
concerned. but they have occupied some
heights Of importance commanding two
roads leading across the frontier
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-09

Portland. Me. May Sat the annual
cnnciave of the Grand Commanuery "t
Maine. Knights Tsmpiar. TO-DAY me Ioi-
lowing officers were elected. Grand
commander Wilmer J Dorman of Bel
FAST; deputy grand commander. EDWARD
W Wheeler of Brunswick; grand treas
urer A,bro E. Chase of Portland:
grand records, Charles B. DaFis o.
Portland.
The grand commander in his aohfes.
reported a net gain in membership wi
p for the year, the present member
ann b94nE a1.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-09
HOUSE WILL NOT
SEAT BERGER
IN ANY EVENT

Washington. May S-Viciur Berger
has SENT A personal appeal to every
-rsYnher of the House that he be seated
wh,je an hail pending appeal 70 the su-
prelne court.
Eepresentat,ye Gillette. the coming
Speaker declared to-day that Berger
could not oe seated in any circum-
stzoces.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-09

Winds along the North and Middle
Atlantic coasts will be respectively mod
eraie 10 fresh north 70 east. moderate
variable becoming fresh ortheast and
east.
renee vaile~ Wednesday night passed
rapidly eastward beyound New Found
land and another storm Is over the low
er MississIsppi valley. High pressure
covers the northern states from New
England wes, ward 10 the Rocky noun
taans and the south Plains stHteH.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-09
COMMERCIAL AIR
FLIGHT RECORD

Newark. Y. J. MAJ s-What was
said 20 no the first successful long
distance commercial air fight on
this continent ended mere today when
Lieutenant EIvln Z. Bailougn. for
merry Of me Canadian army. landed
IN a vacant lot mere with L5D animal
peits shipped from Toronto. Ont,
Monday Ter delivery 20 a Newark
turner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-09
Afghan Tnbesmen
Trouble Hunting

London, May A.-Atghan t-abesmen
have crossed the Afghan border With
the 81 ranSe Of Afghan regular troops
and have occupied certain positions IN
the Indian side of tie border. according
20 a spatch from Indian foreign Offices
Military precautions have been taken
by the british. who have addressed
vigorous note TO the Amir.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-09

New York. May s-Officia! sub
sc-,p,ions to the Victory Liberty
Loan in the New York Federal Re-
serve district stood tonight AT Ss1o.-
14s. 200, a gain for the day of s115.-
20. 100. The amount subscribed is
equal 10 is per cent OF the quota
Of s.. EST. cot. 300.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-09
IS Killed and
Big Damage by
Texas Tornado

Corps Christi. Tex. May s-Flf-
teen persons were killed last night
when one Of the worst tornados ever
experienced ii Southwest Texas
swept over The lower Rio Grande
vaIley. denoiis1ing farmhouses ana
doing great damage - growing
crops according 70 kilograms 70
ceived mere tonight from ne storm
area.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-09
Fear Trouble
In Picking and
Toxic Over Treaty

Washington. MAY S--5erfous concern
10 FELT n Official circles here over he
agitation IN Picking and Toxic in oppo-
sition to ratification by China Of the
peace treaty.
Japanese warnings 70 Chinese author
tiles II is feared Will ne the prelude 20
FER v,oience Almost total suspension
of cable service between China and the
United States has added 20 this feeling.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-09
CLERGY APPEALS
40 WILSON FOR
CAC>E OF ARMENIA

'-' .-E. May S-SSNeu1T-0 I'VE
iaao2S ae E2lscopal church n
e-a'E2 a2v% lrsed upon President
Ft9f aeceo,-nce by the United
" --.1-1i4re Under the League
Aa;.9cs ~ a,nenla. and have re-
Pr ~ se resident a sym
e2s- p. ~ armenian Press
psfsa- announced tonight.
-a- a'-,--e- : cablegrarn TO Mr..
'Se- .-c-- " Bishops David &.
'0,.!o y. Rheinlander,
@sc - --nenia had suffered
WIZ e ~a: 'aecause Of her loyal
& -z..a no our cause" Freed
@ ~ ',.as If bondage, il
''al-c '"car.a needs the helping
Y~71her" 70 organize
aar government.
. I'esi--y, piled.
@ M - ara I share the deep
e -. lie If Armenia
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-09
NATIONAL FIGURES

Washington. May SThe Victory
Liberty Loan subscriptions have now
reached s., sls.5S 900 with an in
crease of 1852, 81. 900 in the last
twenry-fou- hours. These figures as
announced tonight by the Treasury,
show that $50 per cent of the 81
800. 900, 900 quota had been subscribed.
Subscriptions by districts and per-
centages of quota were announced as
follows:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-09
THE WEATHER
CLOUDY

Northern New England Parity
cloudy Friday: Saturday cloudy and
cooler
Southern New England Cloudy
with probably showers and cooler
Friday and Saturday.
Eastern New York: Cloudy and
Cooler Friday With rain in south
and central portions: Saturday
cloudy IN north. probably rain fol-
lowed by clearing IN south portion
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-09
Name Chairman
American Legion
at St. Louis

st. Louis. May S-Major Henry ..
Lindsey of Dallas. Tex. today was
elected chairman Of the American
Legion over Sergeant Jack J. Sui
Ivan of Seattle, Wash. al the op-
anlng caucus of the World War
Veterans organization. Sergt- Sui
livans name was Withdrawn after
the voting was saif completed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-09
One Killed and
Z Injured at
Mare Isl. Navy Yard

Vallejo. Cal, May S-one man was
killed and seven injured when an ex-
p!osiun occurred in burn ng refuse at
the Mare Island navy yard mere TO-DAY
A. L. Ackeon of vallejo was killed and
G. McGranaghan il not expected 70 live.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-09
|RA>EBALLS SELL
FOR MILLION EACH
~ y. I.LOAN DRIVE

,fy Er@ IL -5aseballs sold
f. -. Il Wall Street
F9l-. r,r4.-ryr- Tor the Victory
7 ".'-r ..r c-~srN" Mathewson.
+ ~tc al larry Doyle of
D. E.# r lants. invaded The
'+F tn mldoned off a score Of
fTa "> r-%n- their autograph.
grr' s's WOO paid 81. 900, 900
Fasg ~ s.- ere John D. Rookie
s@ "-an and J. W. EarTi-
Enz .' rs We're SOLD for small
n g;-,s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-09
Lands at Roekaway

New York May s.-The Naval di-
riglble C-5 which left the naval base
at Cape May Y. J.. this afternoon for
Montauk, L l.. landed late in the ali
ernoon at the naval air station at
Rockaway Point. II was announced
tonight. It was understood that the
fight TO MonIauk would be completed
tomorrow
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-09
TEUTONS HAVE TWO WEEKS TO DECIDE
MAY SUBMIT TERMS TO PLEBISCITE
PEACE WITH GERMANY'S ALLIES NEXT

Allied Heads to Meet ENJOYS of German-Aus-
tria Early Next Week-Win Be Asked to
Pay Portion of Enemy Indemnity Germans
Preparing Objections to Treaty Covering
Financial Responsibility and Economic Posi-
tion-Believed German Election Can Be
Called Within "a Hours to Register Will on
Terms
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-09
Boston Forecast

Forecast for Boston and vicinity.
Friday and Saturday cloudy. pro-
baby showers. cooler. Moderate to
fresh northeast TO east winds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-09
Dirigible C=5
Leaves Cape May
For Halifax ?

Cape May, n. J.. May S-The Navy
dlrig1ble ca IN command Of Leu
tenant Commander E. w Coil. left
the Naval Air Base here at 2.s5
o'clock today under sealed orders.
bound for Monrauk. l. /. by way
Of Rockaway. Because of the fact
that the alrshlp LETT under sealed or
ders. naval officers were unable 70
confirm or deny reports that the C-5
was expected to go TO Halifax and
would leave Rockaway tomorrow for
Chatham. Mass.
In addition TO Commander Coil the
C-5 carries two officers. who arrived
here today from Washington. and
four men.
The weather was clear when the
airship left IN northeasteriy dlrec-
ton. heading for Atlantic City. The
wind velocity al the time was eleven
miles an hour from the east.
Philadelphia. May S.-The Com
munication Office at the Philadelphia
Navy Yard announced tonight that
dirigible C-5 left the naval base al
Cape May. Y. J.. at e.@.3 P N. today
for Mon1auk Point by way of Rock
away Beach. l. l.
The Office had no further lnfor-na-
ton regarding the airship nor any
details as TO the number of men in
the crew
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-09
Loan NearS Three Billion
Red0uble Efforts In Ne.
n Y. Total is $97O,l63, 400
IN NEW ENGLAND

Boston. May s.-Workers today re-
doubled their efforts to obtain sub
scriptions TO the Victory Liberty Loan
so that New England might not fall
short of its quota The official ng-
ures showed subscriptions rotaIling
s254.529. 200, which was more than
$40. o0D 900 short of the mark ser for
the district.
In this city the Fire department
was called upon TO assist N the cam
paign and accompanied by speakers
answered several alarms n The
business district. The crowds at
t-acted by the apparatus responded
literally 70 the appeals TO buy bonds.
An observation balloon flying over
the common was another feature
Systematic canvasses were made
N business and residential sections in
this city and workers were hopeful
thar the daily average of S4o.00e,oon
would be shown IN the Official reports
for the day
The number Of individual sunscrlb
ers for the loan today was far below
previous loans. The total OF 293. 81
being less than half as many as mad
subscribed at the same stage of the
fourth campaign.
The failing off n subscriptions in
this city was responsible IN a con-
siderable measure for the poor show
ing made by the district Boston had
been asked 20 subscribe $685. 900
and with three DAYS 10 go had but
50 per cent. of its quota.
Tho state totals ware.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-09

Connecticut was the only state N
the disrr,c. which was officially over
subscribed.
The committee reported 474 towns
and cities over the top. an increase
OF So for the "a hours. { these Maine
hOad 30. an increase of 1914 New
Hampshire 81, gain OF Il: Vermont
l73. more: Massachusetts g.. gain
Of Is. the largest for the Gay for any
state: Rhode Island >, an increase Of
one. and Connecticut IS. or a gain OF
L.
Hartford. Conn. was we'll started
toward a 800 per cent subscriptions.
The city tonight was officially cred
iteti with $.5.077. 100 on a quota Of
s12. 35S, oae. and unofficial subscr1p-
tons were reported sufficient TO bring
it we'll above 2S.0D2. 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-24
GRID
TEAMS CLASH
OCTOBER Is

Inc rate OF four Of the strongest
contestants for consideration as foot.
ball champions OF America for 1919
viii be decided Saturday. October Is
when two OF the most important
games OF the entire season are
scheduled. Georgia Tech ~. pitts.
burg at Pittsburg and Ohio state vs.
Michigan at Ann Arbor. The first
named game viii not affect the
standing OF the two contestants In
Their respective territories. South
and East, but the latter game win
also have n direct bearing on the
western Conference as well as the
national title, Ohio state has never
registered a victory over Michigan.
Tho Buckeye eleven in its two big.
Eent years, 1915 and 1917. did not
have game scheduled with the VOL
verinea. bat with Chick Harley ana
other great stars returned from the
war they have the greatest hopes
for This season, The sama condition
holds true OF Georgia Tech. Last
year with a freshman eleven the
Peaches were trounced by the Pan.
theirs, but with Phillips. Downing.
Higgins, Gull. Harlan and Flncher
OF the 1917 Golden Tornado. the
greatest scoring eleven ever gotten
together in American football an.
nails. back IN harness. the Georglana
have high hopes OF reversing the
count this season.