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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-18
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flores rigtIa lmaot % tilirttes
eanifc mcact Salt ~ Nebcr. lctt2
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ter &ator. o. oIaic rules iammcn ~
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Wmlter, ibet man cite ucnoer oeul
oo hrINcr libt foaenoe &ano opcr
Npru
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-18
Ghictcn nno Gclcrn Scnllpp.

Gu 0pp a Sc Aroucre glitter a.
GrIlcrl flares Op SmGaltutfcr o.
toaea i iultct %utlo, ion Der cr foGt /,
bcnuitc2 irucre I'll S0utc. I'll ell
aop al Scuerl &aloct taQtr man u
Splicitccr im,ltet Smrr oN 10 Spt-
itltccr NicI. ioHl cr rert lanrucn ~
Ncttc ipUNc2 IA uuCo ScIlrrl Nanott.
"a nuar oct bar folt til oA or Qon'te
init. hor man Ell halp Nop Nlnoc
ianIt Sult o. Ecbcr ~ laber oct 70
&c ll0t Longer. ! @lnhcn Al CT
Stc1ciao nor mon Ct %oa terrct ItrNt
@reo. iom or irrrt lIot inlcltct Sner.
Icrupcr hur man op'fdarct Sonic.
tirn % ocrupcr Scllcrl Sauccu. Hao
Goppcn hapcS mere IteNt @reh mGN
Irucltct Snrr / a. ioa ltc9c@ oct I
he's Nadcrouu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-18
Se frnnifc Yrbetoerc.

5 Nranfrtg bar Oct lGnge pTrei
ooernlaaoe urolig i IrbeioerperOc.
men. Zen enc Streif islger / &P.
lene poa Den anben. 6or Sioen Ell
Scr ,Sernbane- o. 8rltbeitreif, glcf'
trifcrle er uofalbt, % SeIegrai,- &c
leion- % acknowledgements %
Solf / mango andre "Gtater" ltaar
rcoe til at lutte Jig til S%eoGgel'en
Nae oisle Strcifer gloroc tlllioll
Sltuntionen Ina broact, at Den iran.
ife N~caierin9 / forrige llge bempnoi'
geoe i'm SultitSminilter til at tugc
Sfriot til at foa oplelt Den %irallff
Irbeioer- federation, iom leoer %
~itstter alle bisic Strcifer.
Seoerne blnl1ot Nrbeiberne % 90.
cialiiterne bar opinttet bette Iom Ell
GrflTrin9 ont arig pao aniucn %
nfceptcret lloiorbringen. glt tpoer
1aalcoc5 pnu, at franif Slloultri %
Srarf 9oar Ell l1cgct nrollg S1n
inpoe.
Get er nen1llg life bare 2en %
Irbelo5tio, bet oreicr Jig ON. Set
Jig ON ltore SomImlosreior-
nler, iom acknowledging al nli
SrarSportppien, @rlIber 0. I. D.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-18
;Sreo 90 ufreo,
,%,prifrftelie irn Elpe 1.

Ioaes pna aae bollnnoife 9teitauran'
ter % / u%bcsrGnIebe Wungoer. 6ulf
paa 0ooer OF Uiarfer Ter iunoc %
rifle o. pelil9reoe no, men oct, lonl
gisr melt Snotrpf pao ct Heiienoe,
CT mdulfe Ocn itore WGnghe al ungc
Gutter % Nerit. ct SplL, ionl Ell lao
ilTlocn Sorctcclie / 6ranfrig. Gll
anoen Wooiutnina til Sranfri8
irenibpocr 0oaano oerpco. at Der or
iaa fau Solboter % uniiormereoc
Ycrioner at ic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-18
r. ppt TSurmlano / @iscpniins

(Spot 6%urrlano | @iscpniins
W Rlpusrbelte. ri tan iremoeles tilbpoe
oobt Sarmlouo ira $1,000 til $4,000 pr.
Slcre. III irl9er 40 glues opoper. Si bar
euoel uomerteoe 40 4eyes iom pi nil iGlee
Tor $500, 800 neo % 800 pr. aar. Sfans
oiuaplit Excitement. @oee Stoler, Slrter,
Eaufer, @uiiter, N}cierier, Gsie, Wartsoer.
Eeoite Slindt. yao os ploe buormeeet gauo
&c enifer oo ri ital ieuoe ole S%plpsuinser.
Sanborn & Gontpaup. 90S Peoples Gas
@uiloiug, Chicago. u. A%brahamisn, Wtas
uaaer, Seauoluaplau department..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-18
Macne Wetr.

Sc Sorcueoc Statcra &eirbirenii
rncooclcr ielacnoc ON %eiret / Stoa.
rummct 17oc I'll % mco 22Se Mai.
For Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys:
Occasional rain first half of week;
generally fair thereafter. Tempera-
lures normal or slightly below normal.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-18

"SuSutnntu" enmahiuu u BE- tesnt %
btnisht I saus,lfn, 10 Mars Sardnu 'rleer
meo bpeT @>aain. S.rtp Il! "2e,ela2'seien.
siieg Saia4ss.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-18
Ganmnrf % Sppiet-H nslano.

st Telegram ira &~isbenbapn nieo.
beler, at ben onnife aontite bar mo
ltihet Torhonolingerne mleo HeprG.
1elttanterne for bcn rlisiilfc Sppict.
Hegle{ing, inbtil Sitilutioueu / Gus-
lunh bar fInrnct noget. Gettc Sfribi
blep taget, ioroi Sopiet &c9ierinael,
bar arreiierct DC fooperatipe Scllfo.
berS Scoerc / Vtoifpa o. bar niifeni.
get bisic Srganiioticrers Geprricn.
tanter / Sonoon.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-18
Mbrintcr -Erublemct.

st Telegram ira EoriS Den 12tc
Wioi bringer ct Sorlpbelbe ON, al
Der lfal purc opnnoct Gnlghco mel
lcnt Stalienernc % Sugo.S lapernc
pan &onfcrenren / Talall5u allaaa.
cnbc Aoriater. SpprgalnaaIct. Zen
iugo.iInoiifc ltSenrigsminliter ifal
bare ilotult, at SEN itallcuifc GcIcga.
ton ofcepterer "Silions Sinicn" ion,
@rrnielinic meQem oe to Snroe. On
Ell Tiumc ifal titles unber italicnlt
SocrbeiDcb, men bers itorc !Snpil
Ifol itna nnocr Gerbcnsligaena &on-
troll.
Sfelac ct Telegram ira Nom ben
13oc Wtni bolocr Stalicn pud at for.
bereoe Hpnmingen al belle 9llbanier
mch %llnotngelIe al Talono-I i'trittet
OaIaa bette nppnes iom ct Neiultut
al Spcrensfomitcn mcllcm. ,%Stolier
% Sugo=S lapien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-18

Hri 8pottlpbsliite paa 2ano, fra
~ Ms pr. acre % op fnn sc Dill frd
Spiuii9bperue 9ooe Stoler o9 Surfer. Ri
bar Ell Karin paa 100 aeres on, ben fan bll
lolot ier ben lite SUM laa er frt'en Si5 pr.
Acre meo ganife bra Sp9ntn9er. ri bar
maroe qooe 5arne rneb aplIn9 os Sessre,
ON anifeS til meaet rInell9e Eriler. yang
lamb Il Iorpns. gSbeeler. isis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-18

Silial9s. % Soarter meo soot
- Sans Ga peut b~sli9ssuos, Mil ira eeebs,
y. Tat. 9Sris $1,000 Dr.. siere. GerIom I
oil .lebe gano iaa tom iii ssebs. hpor yam:
oet iplaes ior miuore eno oalpbelsn az
gouosts @rroi. Rieb al Glersn. Carl
1orobouSen, geeos. Y. Sat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-18

<olOatcr. - GAO Gcres Some=
- ieaos, : MaaneSsrs SYholssfso.
Sufi, Casper, @pomins.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-18
Zen tpife Gritatnina.

sra Sptbe / Gnalano tclcgrarercs,
at ocn tlolloerc beblloeoe &onferclce
mcllcm YrcnlerminlItrenc Slopo &c
orae % Wtillcrano bcgnnote oerIteba
Sproog Worgcn, % oct hebcr, at DC
aacreoc paa BET ierltc Webc bleu
cnioc ON at iaitIGttc Den GrItatltlng,
ionn Splflolto ltal ltb nleo til DC Nul.
crcoe, til Ell beitcntt Silnl. Wtlae.
rallo hopoc ooa BELT enltet, at Splt-
lano ifillbe tpllgca til at norcoe Iaa
nlcget, set par iltollo I'll, | Ell HTffc
al 9lar llbcr at ioitlTtte llu9en be
iteut Slnl, men 9lopo George piloe
life bore paa bette. I'll 8lellglplo
iif Wtiuerano imllttet inb Den Ne.
i%tcnrnelie, at sc iranlfe Strap 'fliloe
til~frcositincs ferit nleo andre
Sro, at S~ranfri9 lfal bape ferltc
|rioritct i &c tnifc Grltatninasfpr-
plistelicr. @elaicu ifal Dog titles
pao ligc 500 mco Grarfrig I bette
Stuffc.
Ipll'ercllcclt illcllell &c aulereoc %
tnifc Hepruirntanter / Spd ! Vel.
aicn uur ionn bcfie,ot iaitiat I'll 25oc
Nai, ga nctos oisic Sing Itlllbc
orr'tcs. Sctte Npoc CT mi bc'llttci
uoiat til 2tbc SSiui, % Der oil opcr'
hopcoct life bli uogcil "SrsfteIIc"
Srifcrnc blir blot unbcrrcttct ON
huilfe @cilutninaer &c NHicreoc har
iottet, hporpaa sc Tiger ga Saf",
buffer % gaar lin Sci,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-18
&c tnife "arissiprbrpoere".

Ser iorcllsger mi eli elite npcr
set iprite Solb AZ tnltc "arlas'or'
brnocrc". iout iielac BE Nuicrcoes
arap fol titles for Seipiia Seielte,
ret. Siiten cnriottcr Is Tcrioncr,
ira Ghcicu 'or ct Yrmctorps III
mcuisc SoIootcr.
@lanht Snnbernc or Trina Grne'l
al Sachicn % @entral non @ulom.
iom beese er antlasei ior ioriflcIla
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-28

This comm m,ttec is expected to issue
the invitations 10 the leaders OF inc
various Christian faiths
The Roman Catholic church has
had It's councils" explained Doctor
Macfarland. such a. the notahle
Vatican council under Pope Pius IN
In 1870 when the dogma OF pspsl
infsllibility was promulgated Fro
teStsrt churches for several decades
have been holding great tnterua
tional meetings. the last Of which
met Ia Edinburgh in 1919. Whilc
the questions to he discussed at the
forthcoming gathering viii not par
take Of tho profound theology mat
absorbed the attention Of the earlier
councils. yet in practical accomplish
ment Tor human welfare tt should
surpass Them all.
Tho American Ecumenical Confer.
enCe committee. which Is arranging
for the conference, is Composcd Of
70 members, including Bishop " T.
Anderson OF Cincinnati, pr James
l., Barton of Boston, Bishop Jsmcs
Cannon of Nashville Tenn the
Right Rev Thomas y. Gsilor OF
Memphis Tenn Bishop y. ".
Hughes OF Maiden Mass, Dean Shai.
Ter Mathews OF chicago pr. John
II. Mott of New York the Right
Rev Ethelbert Talbot OF south bc;h
lehom. Pa and bishop Luther h.
Wilson OF New York.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-28

thst me allies al least intended 10
deliver them from the tender mer-
cics OF their enemies. We who have
made 30 much NJ the shame OF re-
gardiug solemn Obligations as scraps
Of paper, dare not ignore these sol
emn and repeated assurances and
some way must he found. N the con
science Of Christeudom IL 10 be sat-
isfied, for protecting those TO whom
We have given our solemn bond and
promise
" the United Statos government
definitely refuse TO accept q mandate
FOR the administration OF Armenian
affairs the British labor party has
indicated that II will insist as an
alternative solution that the entire
region known 90 Turkish Armenia
Toe released from Turkish soy
crcignty
The party takes an attitude or
protecting against any idea Of SUD
ordinating tho Armenian settlement
to considerations OF indian policy.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-28
WORLD COUNCIL
OF CHRISTIANS.
All Christian Denomina-
tions to Unite on Plans
to End All War.
GENEVA MEETING CITY
Churchmen of Several Ma.
tions Are Interested in Ef-
fort to Secure Cooperation.

NEW YORK, March 27--Prelim.
mary arrangements for an ecumen-
ical conference. tho first since the
Reformation to represent Christ
ians Of every faith and land have
been approved by the administrative
committee OF the Federal Council Of
tho Churches OF Christ in America,
1t was announced here by the Rev
Charles : Macfarland, general Sec
retary. one of iis objects is TO make
future wars impossible.
Doctor Macfarland said that in or.
der to have the assem- blagc the most
widely representative gathering Of
modern times. one that would em-
brace every Christian denomination, n,
all questions for discussion are 10
be limited" lie declared that the
conference would be less doctrirsl
and theological in its purpose than
the world conference on faith and
order which is being promoted by the
leaders Of the Episcopal church
looking toward tho reunion OF all
Christcndom.
The projectors, he said are desir,
Gus that the conference shall be held
only when the churches of all the
nations are ready for It, They
hope, he said, that the contacts OF
this gathering may furnish a genuine
basis for brotherhood and under
standing Already, he said. church
fedcrdtions Of the Scandinavian
countries. of Switzerland and Amer
lea, are backing the movement
which Is expected to take definite
shape after the meeting OF an inter
national committee 10 he held in
Geneva, Switzerland. next August.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-28
Hermit UnIOdds Mind
and LedUes Hearers
NOHths Watering

special 30 The World
TAHBEQUAH. Okla, March 81
Wearing long struggling hair and
4 flowing beard. tangled and un-
kept, old Man Range emerged
from "A tent In which he has been
Nving for some weeks on hill
side near Park min. and walked
down into town a few DAYS ago.
Arriving there he soon proceeded
to tell the natives various and sun
dry things concerning tho eff
cheney OF roots and herbs for tho
Ills 10 which humanity is subject.
and also Of tho big money" there
is in digging and selling the prod
uCts Of nature.
According to the old mans
story. he had been engaged In the
gathering aud sale OF the roots
and herbs for many AN eVentful
year, but for the time was away
from tho mountains Of Arkansas
engaging In another line OF work.
but Just as soon as winter
breaks so he asserted, he would
hc himself away to the regions
whore sang hlacksnake, golden
seal. and other roots wcrc to he
ANhI'A Nv NfNN tAullul llfNF N'liNfn
upon he would wax opluCnt.
why tho antcdiluviau looking
old man stated, II made $4,000
s-solling roots an herbs" But,
say old man a listener abruptly
queried ~ hat did YOU do with
that money" The old man was
silent for several minutes and
finally muttercd, Il spent it,
Thereafter he did not have much
10 say concerning the wealth to
be realized in root digging and
selling, hut did assert that among
the various and multitudinous
roots 10 he found In the valleys OF
old Arkansas was "A certain variety
which when boiled and boiled pro
duccd "a fine grade of whisky, and
having now relieved his system.
nc walked out into tho surround
ing atmosphere aud was soon lost
Ia sight
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-28
TURK MUST NOT
STAY IN EUROPE
+ n g ! i S h Conscience
Aroused at Idea Of Sui
tan Remaining There.
PROMISES TO Be KEPT
If America Will Not Care
for Armenians England
Must DO Her Duty.

LONDON. March 2f.-- bisoppro'.
al of tho supreme councils decision
to Keen the sultan on The throne In
tonHtautinople "a voiced hy many
Eugitshmcu who remember clad
stones fierce douunciJtion at 'Ah-
dul tho Damned The Archbishop
nf York, speaking at - diocesan con
ference, said
TO the deep disappointment of
all that Is truest IN ChristendoW the
unspeaksblc Turk is apparently htill
TO he left IN possession Of Constant
noplc what the results may be IT,
already being sufficiently shown by
the tidings received Of n renewed
massacre OF Armonians | think this
Is a matter that ought 10 ltc deep
unon the conscience of the British
people. We have repeatedly and In
the most solemn way given our as
suranco to thcso unhappy people
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-28

certainly run a prohibition candidate
for president said Mr. Hinshaw
"Of course. It is up TO the con.
Vcution whether VIC Will or will not
run ono anyway But IL the major
parties fail to enforce not only the
18th amendment hut existing pro-
hibition laws as well I believe there
will be brcak-ups that will bring
many OF their voters and their big
men to our side"
As to tho partys probable action
concerning lesser candidates. It is
said that Il will seek the election
OF representatives in congress. GOV
crnors, members Of legislatures and
others who are charged with the en-
forccment OF tho dry law"
Ernest H. Cherrington, OF West
ervillo. ohio. declared that the Anti
saloon league, Of which he IT. sccrc-
tary. will work TO defeat candidates
who arc avowcdiy opposed TO pro-
hibitiou enforcement
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-28
DRY CANDIDATE
TO Be CHOSEN
Action O f Prohibition
Party to Depend on At
titude of Old Parties.
LAW TO BE ENFORCED
Prohibition Men Will Fight
Candidates Who Are on
Record Fsvoring Vets.

CHICAGO. March .--Whsther
no prohibition party Will nominate
candidate for the presidency and
AXE an active part In the coming
presidential campaign depends upon
he attitude OF the major parties
,ousrd the strict enforcement OF
rrohibition, says Virgil q. Uenshaw,
Of this city, chairman of the party
There has been considerable spec
uIstion among political observers as
% whether the prohibition party
would or would not continue its no
n aicsl activity now that prohibition
mas become constitutional enact
ment. Questions have been asked
whether tho prohibition party lead
ers would feel that the partys OBJ
Isct had been attained and the time
At hand when prohibitionists might
return TO or become affiliated with
one or the other OF the major par
ties.
Chairman Hinshav believes the
battle Is not over; that tho fight for
enforcement of prohibition is still
to he won.
Our organization he declares,
will continue as long as the alco
holic serpent continues to wiggle it's
tail" Concerning the party's atti-
tude in the presidential campaign.
Mr.. Hirshaw said it's policies to he
enunciated in it's national copVen-
ton at Lincoln, Neb., July l2, Would
depend entirely upon the action
AIKEN at the conventions OF the ma
Jer parties.
1T tho major parties fail 10 come
out uneauivooally for strict enforce
uent of existing dry laws We will
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-28
TRY HOME MADE SURGERY
Buttonhook INSTRUMENT tscd by
Mother to I,cmoVc Adenoids.

JOLIET H.. March "a Finding
that . girl pupil In one OF the
schools here was suffering from
tunb.iius, Miss Hattie Hurst, a schoo
nurse, sent her home with instruc'
tions 10 have her tonsils removed In
a little while the girl returned.
Did YOU tell your mother what
told you asked Miss Hurst
"Ncs'm,' replied the little girl
Mother said she would pull out ny
tonslls tonight with buttonhook,
like she did my brother JobnBy'a last
week when YOU sent him home TO
her" The second maternal opera
ton was not performed
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-28
Brand Ncu Industry Is
Established by Wise
Colorado Policeman.

PCEBIO. colo, March si.-.A
"cat factory TO produce hides
that sell for $40 each Is Pueblo
latest Industry
Sergeant Charles Col,in, ot the
Pueblo police department cstah-
liuhcd the industry, end he utilizes
method OF perpetual motion
to Keep IT going concern
Colvin tcCds his cats ON tlsh
caught IN the Arkansas river, and,
after he has skinned The animals
for their hides he uscs tho cn.
trails for bait To eaten tho fish
ColNin declares there BE- an cNs
ccllcnt market for cat hides
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-28
OIL AND GOLD ClAS n
Drillers and rrosprctors' Interests
Likely Co Make Trouble.

HELENA. Mont. March o. Two
oil fields and q new gold field are
drawing tho adventurous from far
and near 10 Montana
The Roundup oil field Is little less
Mecca than the new Winnctt-
Moshy field, more recent Of discov-
cry
The gold rush Is to the Scohoy
country, where ore assaying as high
az &i20 to the ton was found In dis.
eing we'll according To reports.
More than q hundred claims We're
staked within few hours after the
ani,ounCcment of tho discovery.
oil seekers who have invaded
state land projects, Governor stew
art has announced must vacate or
he will take steps 70 force them out
Clashes between ranchers and oil
men have been reported
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-28

\ towel cabinet invented for pub
lac places is 80 constructod that each
guest can have clean one hut none
OF them can he stolen.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-28
Stole Enough 90 BnIld Mouse.

DALLAS, Texas. March p Two
negroes employed In local lum-
Yer yard were arrested on charge
of stealing lumber from the concern,
over a period OF several months IN
sufficient quantities 10 construct a
complete five-room cottage, modern
in every detail The house had been
completed before tho arrests Both
men confessed. one vent TO Jail. and
now the other Is trying to raise
$500 to cover the cost OF the um-
ber stolen.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-28
AriAona Now Cotton state.

PHOENlN. Aria. March - .--N Now
comes Arizona as a cotton state The
last of the ie1s.i92o Egyptian cot
ton crop WAS picked hero recently.
II will bring 900 900 a. average
market price Tho cotton was raised
for the most part IN tho salt river
valley. which surrounds Phoenix
Nearly $1,000 acres we're planted 10
cotton in the district
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-28
FOUR BABIES At ONCE
Quadrlplct birth Occurs Onl, oucc
In over s,pO, 900 Cases.

PARIS. March 2t-pnc of the
most remarkable cases ever called
to tho attention OF the French
Academy OF Medicine has Just been
presented nv Professor pinard \
Madame pobreuil living In Ncndce,
who had previously brought into
the world six children, gave birth
to qusdrupicts. two boys and two
girls. all In pcrfoct health. Statistics
gathered by tho academy show that
quadruplets are horn only one time
out OF every 100000
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-28

Italian industries use much Bcl-
gEun coal and scientist in the for
mer country has figured that money
could be saved by converting tho
coal into electricity in Belgium and
transmitting the bower.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-16
lN ! GREEK ]
! 'TI||L|.E|IIC TESTS
STAGED TODAY
||lfEigonors to Go to Man Who
Shows Up Best in All
s3s Events.

Antwerp Aug. 1s.--The classic Fen
hlony-five tests Of strength, speed
ANA skill which the athletes OF an
cient Greece thought showed the
D1Asure OF q man4-was attempted to-
Il ~ in the Olympic Stadium.
tests were: til
40 meter run, 100 meter run. run
ming broad jump, throwing the dis
= and throwing the javelin.
e5S0f all the athletes who entered, the
man who made. the best showing In all
\ wAe to win. ~
The MODERN entathIon, which has
been designed to cover the competi-
Stions that modem times might con
slider more fitting to show measure of
10 present day athlete or. soldier, con
stst8 of five entirely different events:
Rapid pistol fire at Is meters, 400
L meters swimming, sword fencing. a
5000 meter c~ross-country rae on
horseback and a 1000 meter race
across country on foot. The COM
petitions for this are to begin Au-
gnsti "a.
Preliminaries in the ureco-Roman
wrestling competitions began today at
geological Gardens. where all Of the
mat and ring event of the games ara
to be held.
Each nation is permitted three en-
trAnts. with only two actual COM
Il pefjtors, however, in each Of the five
cAtegories of weights.
8 The n catch-as-catch-can wrestling
events. in which America is also en-
tered, will take place August "a to az.
England Wins.
The first semi-final heat of the 100
meters was won(by n. F. ". Howard
Of England. and Scholz and Kirkpey
Of America second and third respec-
lively. The time was 10 As seconds.
The second heat wa Won by Pad
dock, America, with Alikhane Of
& France second. and Murchison, Amer
i0n, third. The time was IL seconds
TIT All the men named qualified
for the finals.
In the first four heats of the 5000
meter run. Falk Of Sweden. finished
first; II. c. Irwin OF England. Sec
0nd; Hans Kolehaminen of Finland
third, and C.,Furnas Of Purdue untver-
y MY fourth. All qualified for the final.
Thomas Towns Of Canada was dis
tanced. The time was is minutes, IT
seconds.
Nm the thrdsheat Of the 5000 me-
tofs. Sproni oftItaly was first; Nurmi
0f Finland second; w. r.. Seagrove Of
England third, and IAndstrom4 Of lSwe-
den fourth. C. F. Hunter Of the
olympic club,s9an Francisco, was dis
tanced, finishing 8txtb.y The time was
l5 minutes "a SIS seconds.
In the broad jump, the first event
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