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The Elbert County tribune., 1920-02-06
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f-srl- sletiarss Congress sisou.1 pas Al
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Ofhsr resolutions iusigTa-1 tie sei-
tlefueur of rlle packers anti.trus- leg
iSiafI0n efGerresi by Attorney General
f'sl8er- praised the sTOrk q Unileil
Sfass-s Ssnator John B Kezdr5ek s.
president of tie association znd Of th=
associations market co1smi;iee. fa-
yere'i placins public lands under the
.tifs.r1 i-iors of riie Department q AZ
riraifure. lnd0r<sd The po!iey Of de-
IsoBation of alien sgifafors and op-
ls,pse,i leasing Of public lands 10
aliens whu have bot made application
for citizenship
The resolution ind0rsing govern
ineuf regulation ol the meat packing
Industry avoided specific reference TO
tie livestock commission bill now be-
fore the House agricultural eoinmittee-
II asked for regulatory laws 80 spe-
cincHily and plainly expressed - 10
prevent Misunderstanding or the eI-
,.rclse Of any arbitrary power and
recommends that Tie supervision Of
such market agencies provided for by
The proposed legislation b- made a
niatter of law. such as 10 occasion the
least possible disturbance Or interfer-
t.nce with existing business eondi-
tiofs.-
senator kendrick. as president. an
nounc'-,l the reappoinimeni. with one
exception. OF the present marketing
cOinnilitee. with H. A Jastro. Of Ba-
ker~fieId. Cal. as chairman and L. L.
Burke Of Omaha as vice chairman.
. G. NJ. ODonnel Of Bell Ranch. y.
NJ. was reelected first vice president,
and sccoiil vice presidents were elect
I'd ns follows: NJ X Parsous, Salt
Lake CITY Isaac Baer. Meeker, Colo.
T. l.. Burke. Omaha G. l.. Brite. Mar
-;s. Texas: William Pollman, Baker,
Ore
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-02-06
Handy EIeetroeuted.

Ossining. \. Y.--Gordon Fawcett
sIainby. the 2G-year-old murderer, bank
'obber and train bandit. whose crime
record reached from coast 10 coast and
eliminated in the murder Of two
BROOKLYN bank employees in Decem-
her. 1918. has been electrocuted in Sing
Sing prison
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-02-06
wills Body to School.

Los Angeles, Calif.-Dr. Frederic
Sanders, scientist and author, left his
body under his will to the medical
school of the University of Southern
California, it was announced here.
Sanders formerly was president of the
New Mexico College of Agriculture and
had been connected with the Univer-
sity of Chicago and the University of
West Virginia.
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-02-06
Court uphoIds SUFFRAGE

Austin. Texas,-The Texas women's
primary suffrage act was upheld when
the Supreme Court refused to grant n
writ of error in the case originating
in McLennan county, where the third
Court Of Civil Appeals declared the law
constitutional.
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-02-06
TOMBSTONE EuII Of Witnesses.

are filled to Overlooking and private
homes are caring for scores of defend
ants, witnesses and jurymen here for
the trials for more than 200 persons
accused of deporting 1.1S6 striking cop
per miners from Bisbee. Ariz.. to Co
lumbus, n. NJ, on July u, 1917.
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-02-06
REACH LOW RECORD
CAUSE SAID TO BE DUE TO
EUROPEAN DEBT TO U. S.
LONDON FEARS CHAOS IN EU-
ROPE AS RESULT OF MONEY
MARKET.
western N-wsDap.r Union New. Service.

Western S-wspspsr Union News Services.
New York, Jan. 29.-Rates of ex-
change on London and all the princi-
pal European centers continue TO
dwindle to new low records through
sheer weight of offerings from domes-
tic and foreign sources.
The declines extended to the Orient.
the rate moving against Japan for the
first time In more than a year. There
WAS little trading in Chinese bills be-
cause Of the inability of dealers to Sc
cure definite quotations.
Advices from London indicated that
feeling akin to CONSERVATION had
taken possession of the British cap
ifai. which for generations dominated
the worlds exchange markets.
Neither in London, Paris nor here
WIS any solution of the problem Of
fered. although it was realized that
matters now have reached the stage
where further delay may cause world
wide chaos.
Primarily. the situation as viewed
by those most concerned, hinged on
the fact that nearly all tie European
countries are heavily in debt TO the
United States. Only by the organiza-
tion of an international exchange com
mittee, and the willingness of Ameri-
can bankers to extend credits already
contracted. can existing conditions he
overcome, in the opinion of leading
mercantile interests.
The low rate of S3.49 on demand
bills of the pound sterling marked Il
decline of 6 cents from previous rec
ord low and implies discount of
slightly more than 2s per cent. French
and Belgian francs. also lires, all nom
inally quoted at 5-1SM to the dollar,
fell to levels ranging to 1.2T, an al
most insinitesimal recovery, however,
( in view of their normal or pre-war
value of 32S cents
Toronto.-A warning that "hard
/ times" are approaching if lavish
spending is not curbed Immediately
was sounded here by Sir Edmond os-
/ Ter. president of the Dominion bank
and brother of the late Sir William
oslcr. English investors he de
clared, soon will be Withdrawing
larger sums of money from Canada.
while no money can be expected from
Great Britain until the exchange sit
uation changes"
Washington. = Through Secretary
Glass, President Wilson has renewed
I the appeal to Congress to grant cred
its OF S150O0o.0o0 for Poland, Austria
and Armenia to alleviate conditions
which threaten moral and material
| chaos" in those countries
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-02-06
s1a1 900 600 for Training Youth.

Washington.-Th annual cost OF
universal military training, as provid-
ed for in the Senate army reogranlza-
zion bill, would be approximately Sl31,-
200. 900, according to figures made pub
iic by Senator Wadsworth. chairman
of the military affairs committee
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-02-06
POLISH DIVISION
Join ANARCHISTS
REPORTED THAT BLACK SEA
TOWNS FALL INTO soLsHE-
WIKI HANDS.
POLES KILL OFFICERS
UKRA1HiASs CAPTURE ODESSA
WITH AID OF KHERsoN
REGULARS.
Western S-~.p.D-r linton Ss~-ssrsie-.

Western Newspaper Union sew Service
London. Feb. "a Moscow wireless
dispatch reports that the Esthonian
authorities have arrested General Bal
akovitch, a former officer of the Rus
sian northwest army, who is said to
have been the captor of General Yu-
denItch
Tie dispatch says Polish division
III Siberia has mutinied and murdered
its officers and joined the Bolsheviki
II also asserts that General Seme-
Eoff's troops Iiaye joined the Reds
London.-A Bolsheyik communica-
tion received here says:
We have captured ParekOp town
Tin Taurida, near the Black seal and
driven the enemy out Of his fortified
positions on the Chengarsk peninsula,
infllcting heavy losses,
''In the capture OF Jojneudinsk, in
the Kansk region, we took the whole
of the second Slav battalion prisoner
and captured five armored trains"
A Vienna dispatch 10 the Exchange
Telegraph Company says that, accord
ing to the Ukrainian press, the capture
Of the town and port of Odessa was
effected by Ukrainian regulars rein
forced by irregulars of the Kherson
government.
There was hard fighting against
General Denikine's troops, most OF
whom were taken prisoners, while the
remainder retreated into Rumanian
territory, where they were dlsauned.
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-02-06
Plane Carries Airman to Grave.

San Jose, Cal.-ln accordance with
a wish expressed by Charles ].
Abrames just before his death, the
casket containing his body was borne
from the Garden City aviation field
near here to the cemetery By airplane.
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-02-06
!. W. VS. Found Guilty.

Tacoma. Wash.-A jury, trying thir-
ty-six supposed Industrial Workers OF
the World on charge of criminal syn
dicalism, returned verdict of guilty
after being out fifty-eight hours.
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-02-06
Arrest Profiteers.

Des Moines, Ia.-Charged with prof
iteering in sugar, four Des Moines gro
rerymcG have been arrested on war
.nnts sworn TO by Ii. c. Lurmer. fed
eral fair price commissioner for Iowa
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-02-06

Washington. = Through Secretary
the appeal to Congress to grant cred
its of S150,O0o0o0 for Poland, Austria
and Armenia to alleviate conditions
which threaten moral and material
chaos" in those countries.
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-02-06

gs~ngrv Aat0fao1Ese Snar viii b. hef1
~ Denver March 70 :. al stork-
frf5e Stadium.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-02

Johnny Evers who won fame as
tho keystone Of the famous Tinker
TO Evers TO Chance combination
back ia the days when the Chicago
cubs were winning National league
remnants every year. is back I'm Chi
.aro TO take his second fling at man
agiu. the Cubs The present day club
IS not the machine that the Cubs Of
old were and Evers Is bucking a
man sized job i'm taking over the
leadership.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-02
Many Reforms Due When Football Committee Takes Up Winter

is very slim now. II viii be a few
months before they meet. however.
A few short months make a lot Of
difference sometimes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-02
COACH CUTS HIGH
BASKETBALL SQUAD
Elimination Leaves II Men to
Fight For Berths in
Opening Game.

Only one workout intervenes be-
fore the Niles game at the y" gym
Friday evening and Coach Gransden
OF the high school now faces a prob
lem as 20 who TO start in the open
ing game OF the season. So far the
wealth Of material that has present
cd itself has been nearly all on a
par. and the process of elimination
will be a difficult one.
Wednesday the local mentor cut
the first squad down 20 Il candi-
dates. Capt. Nyikos. Schecr. Haas,
Bowels. Anderson. Edwards Smith.
Bowshcr. Ralston. Hollowell, Maxey
and Zuver. And 10 cut most of these
men cut Of a regular berth will be
a hard job
BOwShcr Looks Good.
II the absence OF Scheer from
yesterdays workout Bowsher made
a fine bid for the running guard
berth. Haas last seasons veteran
at center, came out in the recent
workouts with far superior form
than ne exhibited at any time last
season. The elongated yOungster's
remarkable work OF late has sent
the local stock still higher. with
the showing made by Haas Coach
Gransdcn has put Nyikos at the for
ward position. As his running mate
seems 20 be the big fight of the
team. Four fast. slippery and eX-
cellcnt shots are making a desperate
battle for the berth and from APP
Tearances all seem TO be about on
a par.
Nancy. last seasons substitute for
the back guard position, reported
for practice Yesterday and livened
up the contest for that berth. Maxey.
Ralston and Hollowell being the
candidates involved. With this ma
terial 10 pick from ana the form
that most OF them are displaying al
this early date. a winning team is
predicted 10 be turned out by the
Orange and Blue coach.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-02

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-02
Essays In
JAZZ
WHAT BECAME OF THE
MAYFLOWER.

"Imperious Caesar, dead and turns
20 clay,
Might stop a hole to keep the wind
away"
Thus sang Ham. the dippy prince
Of Denmark, and today DR. Rendel
Harris is singing something like
this:
What OF the Mayfiower. ship OF faith
and charm
Its destiny was 10 become, for cows
nifty barn"
OF course We descendants OF the
MayfiOwer bunch don't like the idea
OF their ancestors ship becoming a
COW barn. but Brother Harris Is
bringing some mighty strong evil
dence to sustain his argument that
this is just what happened To- the
leaky, shaky tub. Tradition las ii
that the Mayhower made another
trip back 10 England and again t.
America, but then that is only ira .
dition. In looking up the private
history Of the boat. Harris found
thai in 1924 application Of the own
ers was made 10 the admiralty 10
have the ship appraised. There were
four owners, but only three eIgned
up. Evidently Mr.. Fourth didn't
want 20 sell his share. on the CON
trary. ne bought out the other three
and sold the dangerous hulk TO d
farmer Of Chalfont St. Giles who
needed "a barn on his place The
incident would have been forgotten
had not Harris heard OF trad,-
ton around BuCkinghamshire 10 the
effect that the barn at Old Jordan
Hostel had been built ont OF the
Mayhower. Hcnceward he hied
himself and began looking over the
old place and now he is as positive
"A an administration senator that
there resteth all that is left of Pill
grim's good ship Mayflower. He has
discovered that the wood If the
barn is really ship lumber and on
several of the beams he has found
old carvings. Also ne thinks he has
located the iron clamp which Broth-
er Bradford mentions in his journal
as having been fastened to the beam
in order 20 keep the boat from
scoCting TO the bottom of the briny.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-02
COAXING STARS
OF OTHER TEAMS
MAY BE BANNED
Rutgers Poor Showing Due to
Depleted Squad Prep
Players Paid?
BY HENRY l.. FARRELL

Omitted Press Stah COrrespOndent.)
NEW YORK Dec. 1.-Legisla-
ton requiring all football teams TO
number players may find its way on
the gridiron law books when the
rules committee meets this winter.
Numerous other reforms are also
being agitated The committee is
expected 20 go on record with "a CEN
sure of the scouting system and
the practice. becoming more and
more prevalent, Of cOaxing star
players away from other colleges
and universities
Numbering players. as a conces-
sion Go the public. has been The sub
ject OF agitation for several years.
The rules committee had 10 up last
winter and disposed Of the proposal
with a resolution-'The committee
recommends that all players Doe
numbered"
Practically ali Of the major teams
are numbering their players this
season except Yale. Harvard and
the service academies.
Princeton has been numbering
the Tigers in every game and has
announced the intention Of doing
the same in the biz games with Yale
likely that they viii not do it.
one OF the objections is that
scouts" can pick out star players
md that trick plays are more easily
detected by numbers.
However, this objection viii be
uverruled II some action is taken by
the rules committee. or the athletic
bodies Of the big universities 20 dis
courage scouting
Princeton. the lone member Of the
"Big Three" 20 show any progress
sive ideas. has come ont AGAINST
scouting with the assertion that
they will not do 10 i'm the future. a
"genfleman's agreement ia said 90
have been reached among the "Eig
Three" 20 discontinue the practice.
Last year after losing the annual
game 10 the Naval Academy, the
Army announced that 10 was going
out and get players. The Navy
hOWls that the Cadet management
did go out and collect stars by "a
wholesale distribution of appoint
ments
Rutgers Is also bowling about the
same ching. having had a good team
ruined 10y ''desertions" Nine star
players left and went 90 other uni-
versities where they are starring
this year. French and StorS went
to West Point Kelly Co Yale. Alex
ander and Duffy Co Fordham. White
hin go Penn. Ncis-reu TO Prince
,On. and Hummell 90 Lafayette.
Some very interesting disclosure
about the Inducements being offered
10 prep school stars is promised for
the winter meeting.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-02
NAN ROBS COUPLE
WHO SHELTERED HIN

Mr. and Mrs. William T. Murphy.
residing ON farm north Of Misha-
waka, last Sunday evening gave
shelter and food to a lnan giving the
name of Robert 3. FlanniSan who
IN turn repaid them bv skipping out
during Tuesday night and stealth :
$50 OF their money and Mr.. Muir
phys overCoat.
Flanagan worked on their sym
patnv by relating a hard luck story.
The Murphys took pity on him and
took him into their home Flanni-
gan gave them an address in Kan
Eakee, but the Murphys wired Kan
kakee Wednesday morning, only TO
ind there was so such address
Gifts of toilet articles are most
appropriate and appreciated. See
classification GA IN the Want Ad
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-02
WILLJACK FOLLOW
OTHER CHAMPIONS?
Easy Living Has Proved the
Downfall of Nearly Every
Title Holder.

NEW YORK. Dec. 1.-The ques-
ton is being asked in sporting circles
whether Jack Dempsey Will meet de-
feat. as nave other champion heavy
weights since the days of James J..
Corbett. when he enters the ring
against an opponent fit 70 battle him
for the premier hOnors in the pug.l-
istic world. The easy life led by
champions-Cn stage and in the
moving picture studio-has dethrOn-
ed every champion since COrbett's
time when a man with the punch
faced the champion i'm the squared
ring True it is that Dempsey rs
kept himself in first class condition.
But lack of action in the ring, es-
pecially against a man Of ability,
may cause Jack TO take the count
when some good fighter equally as
good faces the champion.
Corbctt Unpopular.
When James J. Corbett won tho
championship from John L. Sullivan
he was not a very popular man.
Sullivan had the hearts Of the peo-
pie. He was always willing to fight.
no fighter since that time has ever
endeared himself to the public as
did old John L. Corbett later rose
high on the wave Of popularity. He
knocked out Charley Mitchell. the
EnSlishman. and then Gentleman
Jim" began 10 take il easy He went
on the stage. He opened a cafe.
Bob Fitzsimmons bounded him. They
met. Fitz won in IS rounds
Fitz proved himself a marvel. but
James J. Jeffries put him out. JEFF
fries then was unbeatable
And Jeffries went the way Of the
others. Lack Of opponents caused
1 his retirement after he had made a
{ fortune on the stage from his new
won laurels. Tommy Burns went
Iaround for a while as champion. He
fought them all, but he was only a
big little man." Jack Johnson
smothered him in Australia. And
then the cry went up for Jeffries TO
I become a white hope" and take
away the Negroes honors. Jeffries
needed the call, but the easy life
made him like putty in Johnson 5
hands.
johnson Got 1t.
Johnson went the pace. He
fought a few second raters and won.
/ Jess Willard came TO the front.
Johnson went the way of the other
champions when they met a good
man. Johnson said Il was a frame
up" down in Havana. But he was
beaten fair and square.
Willard went on the stage He
later Joined n circus. The easy life
was what the Kansas cowboy liked.
Jack Dempsey licked him at Toledo
quickly.
Dempsey is still champion. When
will history repeat itself? To what
good man will Dempsey lose his
crown?
Georges Carpenter is not going 10
do 1t on ability. though Carpenter
has whipped the best in Europe. The
only chance Carpenter has IS that
Dempsey has lost his stamina
through easy living. But that chance
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-02
JESS WILLARD READY
TO MEET UINNER OF
DEMPSEY-B BRENNAN co

LAWRENCE, Kan. Dec. When
told Wednesday that dispatch
from New York stated that he signed
a contract 10 meet the winner Of the
Dempsey Brennan night. Jess VIII
lard, former worlds heavyweight
champion, declared his signature
had been in the hands of Tex Rick
ard, promoter, for some time. but
that this fact had rot been an
nOunccd psnding receipt OF the
Signatures Of the other parties.
When asked about his condition,
Willard replied:
II am feeling me am in good
condition and expect 10 give my OPP
ponent a run for his money whether
ne be Dempsey or Brennan. I have
been doing little light training
lately with Jack Kemple OF Casper.
Wyo.. who has ben with me tor a
number Of years"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-02
INDIANA COACH PICKS
ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM

BLOOMINGTON. Ind. Dec. l.
Coach +. O. Stiehm. football mentor
at Indiana university. has selected
an circumference team with three
Indiana players in the list His Sc
lection follows:
Ends--Carney. Illinois, and Yves
ton. Wisconsin.
Tackles - Risley. Indiana, and
Slater, Iowa.
Guards - McCaw. Indiana. and
Dunn. Michigan.
Center-Depler. Illinois,
Quarter-Mathys Indiana.
HaltbaCkS-A. Devine, Iowa, and
SeinchComb. Ohio.
I'ullba Ck-Willam Ohio.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-02
RIDDLED WHITE SOX
TO TRAIN IN TEXAS

CHICAGO. Dec. 1.-The Chicago
American league baseball club Viii
oDJcavor To- rebuild its team, riddlcd
by the loss of seven stars through
the baseball scandal. NJ W aNahachie,
Tex. th1t town having Eeen an
uounced Wednesday as the training
camp for 1921
Manager William Gleason will
leave for the camp tho first week in
March ard viii take about 10 men.
t.yC thrds OF them being recruits.
Heretofore the team has left Tor its
trlniuS camp about the middle OF
March. but an earlier start will be
rlld.. to give Gleason a longer pc
riOd To- rebuild the club.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-02
Golf association " OuId
4doPt Nelo Playing Rule

CLEVELAND. O., Dec. THE di-
rcctors of the Western Golf associa-
ton recommended the adoption of
a new constitution looking towards
AN American organization. and &c
promote the best interests of the
game for Americans. believing that
changes i'm the rules of golf may
be advisable from time 10 time. ac-
cording TO statement issued by
Wilbur IT. Brooks, president of the
.ssoCiatiOn tonight.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-02
CASEY TO PLAY

NEW YORK Dec. Eddy Casey.
Harvard star and all-American half
back last year, will rlay in the back
field for the Buffalo Al1-Americans
when they meet the Canton Bulldogs
No the Polo Grounds Saturday. ac-
Cording to James Mcneil. The win
ncr OF Saturdays game will be
matched later with the indicated
Akron eleven.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-02

NEW YORK. Dec. I'D. r. Scan
Ian. manager o. Bobby Mclean II
Chicago. former champion skater.
Wednesday night issued challenge
20 Oscar Mathiestn Of Norway for a
series of races for the title.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1920-07-22
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

Notice is hereby given that the CO.
partnership heretofore existing be-
tween J. Carson Peters and Herman
T. Saxton, under the firm name OF
Peters &. Saxton, at Clio, Michigan,
is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. J. Carson Peters, having &C
quired sole ownership of said bust
ness will receive all accounts due
said firm and also assumes full and
complete responsibility for all debts
heretofore contracted by said firm.
(Signed)
J. Carson Peters
Herman II. Saxton.
Dated at Clio, Mich, July 2, 1920. 26