davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-03
ZPRAVY Z CESKOSLOVENSKE
REPUBLIKY,

Potirani epidemic nestovic
ma Ostravsku. V Nor. Ostrave
V budoVt okresni politicke spra
Wy konala Sc vcera porada ltka
III vSech odbornych Cinitc.u
yojenskych civilnich ably byla
Zachovana jednolnost boji
proti epidemickym chorobam.
Ma porad6 bylo konstantovano,
re V uplynulem tydnu bylo V
Casti okresu tesinskeho a fry
Statskeho, ktere jsou We sprave
GeskoJlovenskych ufadu, ZjiSte
ne 80 novych pripadu pravych
neStovic. Y okrese frydeckem
byly konstantovany A move prl
pady V Nor. Ostrave 5 pripa-
dI Epidemic cernych nestovic
lznacn6 Jedy ochabuje. - L mi
nisterstva pro Zdravotnictvl IL
tvofila Sc triclenna komise, jez
powerful moravskeho referenta
| mis-. .odrzitelskeho radu dra. Va
cka, ably ma celem reviru jed
notne vedl akci proti epidemii.
V celem reviru jest provadeno
ZvlaStnimi lekafi nucene ocko-
vani. Desinfekci konajl oddly
vojenske. pro praci tn vycvice-
ne. Isolace provadi Sc tim re
nemocni dopravuji Sc do me-
moenic V Zahre0u mad Odrou
!, do Karvinne Orlove, jez byly
: pfimerene rozSireny. Kontuma
, ce provadzeii oddly vojenske.
!. Move pfipady tyfu, neb iinych
:, epidemickych chorob nebyiy
: zjisteny. Spanelska chfipka je
sice rozsirena dosti znacne
mnohych pripadech zpGsobuje
t6zky zan6t Pile, avsak ami ia
to epidemic nenabyla V kraji
v6tsich rozmerG nez iinde.
Orien.alista prof. DR.. Rudolf
Dvorak zemrel. Skorem nece-
kane odesel od mas nahle V no.
ci ma nedeli vynikajicf ucenec.
professor orientalnich iaZykn
ma ceske universit6 DR.. Rudolf
Dvofak, generalni tajemnik Ce
ske akademie pro v6dy, Stoves
most a um6ni. JeSte minule
stred6 byl pritomen schulz ce-
skych filologu, pax TELEGRAPH
cky povolan k tezce nemocne
sestfe V Usti n. Or. odejel, vra
til sc take do Prahy netuse bliz
ky skon zivota psneho prace a
vedeckeho snazeni, u mas tax
malo chapaneho. Zvecnely uce
nee, rodak ze Dritne, dosahl
prave 60. roku veku. Studoval
V Budejovicich V Praze, stu
dia orientalni V Lipsku a Mni-
chove a podnikl take celou ia
! du studijnich cest. Vysledek
badani sveho ulozil V dlouhe
fade vedeckych publikaci V
. popularnich spisech, V nichz
IA priklad pred ,ety poprve
mas seznamoval s cinskou donna
cnosti a cinskou agrikulrurou.
Jako duverny pritel Jar. Vrch-
lickeho prekladal MIN i nekte
ra basnicka dila orientalni. r.
1915-1916 byl i rektorem u
University ceske.
Smrt Sc netoula po horach.
! We Frysave Znojma byl "a
sazen phi osekavani stromu V
lese 56lety eel. zrizenec Ant.
Sklenar padajicf vetvi, ktera
mu prorazila lebku ma miste
jej zabila. - Y lese mezi vel
!, kou Bytesi a Krovim ma Velko
! MeZiIicsku byla nalezena mrt-
vola vymenkare Ing. Soukupa,
zahynuvslho slabosti a hladem
- V Knazovsi Kunstatu byla
nalezena po mesicfch mrtvo'a
15leteho pasaka Jos. Dedka,
i ienz Sc obesil rijnu kdlne
: statku, V nemz slouzil.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-08
Burroughs r. f.,

L shINA1E Aa-fA''
% 1 ) 0 0 O 0 O. @
KEDVALE A. c.:
o. 1 90 O o. ,
Tderzcnia ma diva mety: DomSrow-
ski. WOjciechowski, Adams.
Uderzenia na try mety: Dombro~-
SIX.
Wymac hanych przez Greenwalda, H.
przcz Nc Marach, 13.
PicrwSZa meta ma pi}ki cd Green
walda -, cd McMarach 3.
Udcrzony pi{ka - S. Pufmdt =.
SNlziOwie cry: Scott i Madca.
WilzGw 900. Gas cry = godziny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-08

Jedno papierowe ubranie kosz-
tuje Is ccntow amerykanskich, in
ne zaS 12O koron, II. oko}o 80 a
merykahskich centow. Jest tez je-
dino ubranie, w kt6rego tkanlne
wchodzi 40 procent masy papie--
rowcj. Kosztuje ono w Austryi
SIS koron, czyli ma amerykanskie
pieniadze okolo $3.50. Podobno
wszystkie tie ubrania i przedmioty
sd do pranla.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-08

Dzicwiatka Graczy w pike mct"wa
y. II. ,Iarrce 4. A." powedrowala do
parku Alvcrno PREY ulicy 4Scj i Armi-
tage ave. w Cagin i tam UinioSia ivy
ciNstwo zadajac srUmotnl p0rdNkc kiu
bowl D. II. ..Kcdvalc 4. c.. Pc str0n:e
z~wycicSkici OlznaczyI sic \. Grccnwald
W roll rzucacza. W podbijaniu piiki od-
znaczyli sic DombrOwS!ii, Smorows&l
i WOicicchUWSki. GranO puMr
Sp~auldinga. Rczultat Cry podtuS ko-
lninE
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-08
UcZCIWOS6 OLA KARYERY
INTEREST,".
Springfield, ILL.,, 8. wrzesnia. =

Springfield, ILL.,, 8. wrzeSnia. -
Wyszlo tn wczoraj ma jaw, re kie-
dy Len Small, ~popierany obecnie
przez stronnictwo Thompsona-
Lundina kandydat ma gubernato-
"a Stanu Illinois, ~opuszczal urzad
skarbnika stanowego, ME zwrocil
naleznych Stanowi procentow cd
inkasowanych pieniedzy. Procen-
ia tie wynosiiy okolo $4,000.
Kwote ts zwrocii on dopiero O.
statnio, czujac widocznie, IL TAXA
konfiskata grosza publicznego ME
moze mu pomodz PREY wybo-
rach. Niezbite dowody ma to znaj-
duja sic W biurach stanowego
skarbnika. audytora publicznych
rachunkow i dyrektora finanSowe-
go.
Forsowany obecnie przez Klike
-Lundina kandydat ma
gubernatora byi skarbnikiem sta
nowym dwukrotnie. Pc raz pier
wszy wybrany zostai ma ten u
rad W r. 1904 i zatrzymai ola
siebie wszystkie procenta, jake
podczas tego terminu urzedowa-
MIA pobrai Cd funduszow publicz-
nych.
Nastepnym po MIN skarbnikiem
by{ Jan F. Smulski, w roku 1906.
Zwrocii on kasie stanowej wszy-
stkie pobrane procenta W kwocle
$3.50, 514. aczkolwiek ustawa,
wk,adajaca TAXI obowiazek ma
skarbnika, przeszia dopiero w
marcu roku 1908. Cd tego tez
czasu wszyscy skarbnicy zwraca-
ia tie procenta.
Pan Small zostal naStepnie O.
brany ponownie skarbnikiem sta
! nowym w roku 1916 i obja} ten u
rad W styczniu 1917 r. ME zfo-
zyi jednak raportu W sprawie po-
bieranych procentow az dopiero
30 wrzeSnia 1918 r, ii. pc q mie-
siacach urzedowania. Sprawozdai
wowczas, re zsozyi do kasy sta
rowej z tych procentow $685.
424. w styczniu nastepnego rokn
musial ustapic z urzedu, ale, jak
stwierdza biuro audytora stano-
wego, zadnego juz wiecej rapor-
tn w sprawie pobranych Procen-
tow ME zlozyI. Me skiadat tel
zadnego raportu przez caly rok
1919 i az dopiero sprawozdanie
! skarbnika "a drugi kwartaS roku
biezacego wykaDuje, re ziozyi po'
miedzy marcem a lipcem $143,,
$50 tytp4em zwrotu ~pobranych
procent6w. Akta skarbnika stano-
wego wykazuja, re wypsate ts
uskutecznif d. % kwietnia br.
Zassuguje Z tego ma podkresle'
ME, re wszystkie procenta pobra'
ne podGzas pierwszego terminr
swego urzedowania zatrzymai
Small ola siebic. Dale zwraca II
wage, re "a ostatnie 105 dni swe
60 urzedowania zdoial zebrac I
procentow $143,585, podczas cd,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-08
sOKOLI CORA.

Xeszlej sOboty przy zbicgu ulic FL
sion i Logan Blvd, odbyla sic era W
pike pOmicdzy nOwO zorGaniz"wana
dzicwiatka Sokola z JadwiGowa a die
wiatka t. Nv. J. w. Carter Shoe Co.,
2 wynikiem wielkiego zwycietwa Ola
Sokoi6w pmktami Q do ,. ZaraZ W
picrwSzci kolcjcc SOkOli zd0byli diva
punkta przcciw-nicy mas mic, dzielnie
sic SpiSal rzuczacz Ffkta, BIO Zaledwic
i'm doNwUlil ma 3 uderzcnia. a wyma-
chat 1Stu. Chwytacz IAs60wSki byi je-
mu doskonaia pomocz, wynik cry byi
jak nastcpujc W kolcjkach.
Sh.lOli: 21O12 l o.
Carriers: O1100 o
Jest to picrwsza era dziewiatki So
kolcj zorganiznwanej zalcdwie kilka
dni tonrL ChOciaz dzicwiatka jest TAX
mlOda. lptz ME obawia sic zadnej die
wiatki a~matorSkicj. / prnSi wSzyst--
kich ma naaer6w ahehy zgiosii sic do
.sokolni co piatek wieczorem, r6s Web
<tcr i RCbey ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-08
so ROSYJSKICH CHLoPA-
KoW ZBIEGLO.

Nowy York, s. wrzesnia. -
Urzednicy Czerwonego krzyza l
policya re Staten Island prowa--
dza w caiem miescie poszukiwa--
MIA "a so rosyjskimi chfopakaml
W wieku cd I do 16 lat, ktorzy
wczoraj zbiegli O godz. lei popo-
ludniu z wojskowej rezerwacyl
Forth Wadsworth. Stanowili oni
Geese zozonej Z 96O dzieci party
rosyjskich nielctnich uchodzcow
ktorych Czerwony krzyz Amery-
kanski przywi6zi tn Z Syberyi,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-08
TELEGRAnY ERAJOWE:
Dokonczenie re strony l-szei.

ne | chronione. Department. sta
nu kazada Cd Obregona stanow-
czej ! jasnej odpowiedzi ma swoj
protest wyslany z poczatkiem
sierpnia przeciwko postanowie-
MON nowej konstytucyi, donna
gajacym sic zniesienia praw VIA
snoSci obywateli amerykanskich
W Meksyku. Jezeli odpowiedz ia
ME wypadnie calkiem zadawalnia
jQco, uznanie rzadu Obregona
moze sic odwlec - n~iewiadomo
jak d}ugo.
Wspomniany wyzej protest 20
stall wysiany do rzadu meksykan-
skiego ma zadanie amerykanskich
przedsiebiorstw naitowych, ktore
sic znalazIy w obliczu ~niebezpie-
czenstwa, IL ma podstawie novel
konstytucyi Gala wiasnoSt ich W
Meksyku ulegnie konfiskacie.
Wyrazal on bardzo stanowczo "a
DAME rzqdu waszyngtonskiego, a
BY wszystkie dobrze nabyte pra-
wa obywateli amerykanskich by
~ jak ~najsciSlej przestrzegane i
chronione.
Meksyk miasto, 8. w~rzesnia.-
Oticyalne ~doniesienia podaja tu-
tai. re obywatel amerykansh ".
\. Gardiner, ktory d. Ego sier-
pnia zostaI porwany W Jelisco
przez bande Pedro Zamory i try
many byi przez MIA W nadziei O.
trzymania okupu, zdo}ai zbiedz z
niewoli. Ucieczki tel dokonai
podczas Walk, jakq tydzien temu
stoczyla owa banda kofo ,,ranszy'
Divisidoro re Scigajacymi ia cd
dziaiami wojsk rzadowych
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-08

przez Gale 631 dni poprzednich
wykazai pobranie tylko $306,424
tytuiem tych procentow. A wresz-
Gle uderzajacym jest fakt, re O.
we $145,5S5 zwrocii dopiero po
kilkunastu miesiacach, gdy posta-
nowii siegnac ola siebie Pc urzad
o1thernatorSki
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-08

celep odeslania ich nastepnie do
rodzfcow i krewnych w Rosyi.
Przypuszczac nalezy, re ucieczka
ia spowodowana zostaia podszep-
tami agentow bolszewickich, kto-
rzy nakladli dzieciom W uszy, re
nieprzyjaciele ich kraju maja wo-
bee Mich zie zamiary, skoro odsy-
lac chca caiy transport przez
Francye, ktora jest najwiekSzym
wrogiem rzadu sowietow.
Odjazd dzieci tych do Francyi
wyznaczony jest ma piatek i urze-
dnicy Czerwonego krzyza So pc
wni, &c do tego czasu uda sic
wszystkich ma}ych zbieg6w pc,
chwycic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-08
MOVIE ARMATY.

Washington, 8. wzeSnia. -
Department marynarki wydal
k~ontrakty ma budowe nowych
szesnastocalowych armat, jake
sa potrzebne do wyekwipowania
szeSciu nowych dreadnoughtow o
lqcznej pojemnosci $4,000 ton !
ACKNOWLEDGMENT sic obecnie kra
zownik6w. Zamowienie to otrzy-
maly: The Midvale Steel Comp,
ktora liczy sobie "a jedna armate
$265. 900 i The Bethlehem Steel
Co.. ktora liczy "a jedna armate
$257 500. Gdy dziala tie nostana
odlane j umontowane. posiadat
bedzie wojenna m~arynaska anne
rrkanska $50 szesnastocalowych
armat.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-08
STAN ZDROWIA PREZYDEN
TIA CORAZ LEPSZY.

Washington, 8. wrzesnia. -
Opierajqc sic tylko lekko ma las
&c, prczydent Wilson wyszcdi
wczoraj be- zadnej pomocy from
towemi drzwiami Z Bialcgo Do
mu i uSpi sic ma przejazdzke au-
tomobilow7. Jest to cd czasu cho-
roby prezydenta pierwszy raz, re
wyszedl tenn drzwiami i be- lad,
mel pomocy. Swiadkami togo byly
licme tlumy ma Pennsylvania
ave, ktorc witaly pana Wilsona
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-08
100, 600 GoRNIKoW WCIAz
JESZCZE MA STRAJKU.

w LAA~SNoAA@
- Wbrew wyrazanej ~powszech-
ME nadziei, gonicy w tutejszem
zaglebiu ME powrocili wczoraj
masowo do piracy. o lie MONA
polegat ma doniesieniach z r6z--
nych kopaln, oko4o 100000 gor--
nikow W zaglebiu tenn znajduIe
sic wciaz jeszcze ma strajku, l.
rzednicy kompanii kopalnianych
daia jednak wyraz Przekonaniu,
re dis wiekszosG z mich skoncLy
iuz swoje ,.wakacye" | stanie
znow do roboty.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-08

washington, 8. wrzesnla. =
Department handful wystawii tn
papierowe ubrania / innc artyku,
~ wyrabiane Z papieru W An
stryi. Pc wystawie przcdmioty &c
zostana oddane miejscowym fabry
kantom ola zbadania ich. Wysta-
wione So: ubrania robotniczc, O.
bIus, ko}nierzyki i mankiety, wo-
rex ma bicliznc i dekoracye ma
Sciany.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-08
SOKOLI sLA
MIA
WASHINGTON. S. wrzeSnia.

Washington, 5. wrzeSnla. -
Odbywajacy obecnie swoj seIm
w Baltimore ZwiazeE Sokoiow
Pelskich przesiai prezydentowi
Wilsonowi pozdrowienia "a Po-
<rednictwem rozstawionych mic
dzy obu temi miastami 10 szyb-
kobieg6w I poSrod swoich SEE
rcgow. Zaszczyt doreczenia tego
pisma w BiaIym Domu pTzyPadl
W udziale Janowi Piatek Z Chi
CaJO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-08

} o o / o o l O-lo
n. w. SPEED BOYS: -
| O o o o o -
SkradziOne mcty: Dempsey i Sulll-
an.
Cdcrzcnia ma dwic mcty Dempsey
.. - BHhka. .
Uderzenia ma try mety: Bushka.
Wymachanych: pr1ez nwiefke s. -
przez Bunta 4.
Wolm mety ma pihi: Cd Zwiefki ,,
Cd Bmta O..
Uderzony pi}ka przez rzucacza
1wiefke: Dorsey .. przez Bunta, Sesko.
Gas CRY . gdoziny. Widow 1900.
Setzba CRY: Flcmmins.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-08
Z PRAWYBORoW w WIS
CONSIN.

WIS, q.
- Wedle raportow otrzymanych
dis do godz. lei rano, ISvine \.
Lenroot goruje W prawyborach
republikahskich ma urzad senate
ra federalnego w~iekszoscia okolo
1000 giosow mad swoim przeciw-
nikiem Jameson Thompsonem,
popieranym przez La Follette'a.
Sprawozdania The Milwaukee
Seminal" ~wykazuja 1883 glosow
"a Lenrootem, a 1905 "a Thomp
sonem.
w republikahskich prawybo-
rach ma urzad gubernatora rezul-
taty z tego samego czasu So ma
stepujace; Wilcox: 1923, Blaine
CABS, Seaman 3.S47, Merlin Hull
Z Black River Falls: 2,767. T. +,
Dithmar z Baraboo: 1,275 J. n.
Tittemor z Omro: 1858.
w prawyborach ma kongresma-
ma najwiecej giosow zdolai do tel
pory skupic ola siebie Z PoSrod
tepublikanow VIM. H. Stafford Z
Milwaukee i on tez prawdopodo-
bnie stanie w listopadzie do walk
q krzesio w kongresie Z socyali-,
stycznym kandydatem Wiktorem
Bergerem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-08

Klub West Lakes pokonaf klub North
West Speed Boys W Portage Park -
pnnktami 10 do ) W niedziclc popoiu-
dniu.
Rrzultat CRY podlug kolcjek:
y. ". SPEED BOYS r. II. i. A. Il.
ScSkO. !. f., / U !
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-28

Johnny Eyers. who today was appoint
ed manager OF the Chicago National
League Club, was a star with the Cubs
from 1905 to 1913. He was part Of the
trio which made famous the double play
expression, "Evers to Tinker to Chance"
Evers played on Eve pennant winning
teams. He was with the Cubs when they
won the National 4eague pennsnt in 1906,
1907. 1905 and 1910 lie was second base
man for the Boston Braves when they
won In 1914
Evers greatest claim to fame is the
feat he pulled In a game with the Giants
IN 1905. Eyer's head work in this game
cost the Giants the pennant. IL was
IN the ninth inning. with the score a
tie and the Giants taking their last bat.
one player was on third base and Fred
Merkle on first base. Two were out
when the batter bit single. The man
on third crossed the plate. Merkle on
FIRST saw the runner cross the plate
with what he thought was the winning
run and dashed for the clubhouse with
out going 10 second Evers grabbed the
hall and touched second base, complet-
Ing a force ont and retired the side.
which disqualified the run. The Giants
protested 20 no avail and the game
ended In a tie.
when the season ended in a tie be
tween the Giants and Cubs the game
was ordered replayed and the Cubs won.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-28
Name Probable Site
for Municipal Net
Headquarters Here

A municipal tennis clubhouse and
courts, operated along the order that the
the present objective Of the officers of
the Associated Tennis Clubs OF Indian
apolis, James II. Lowry, superintendent
of public parks, and II. Walter Jarvis,
director Of recreation.
At the annual final meeting Of the
Associated Clubs yesterday at the Uni
versity Club this plan for one big club
for the accommodation of every tennis
player in the city was brought out and
discussed by the tennis leaders and recre-
alton directors of the city. And when the
meeting was adjourned everybody seemed
well pleased with the prospects of hav-
ing such an institution, as explained by
superintendent Lowry.
Lowry stated that the park board has
several times been brought to consider
the speed with which tennis Is gaining
popularity In the city. and the mem
bers have often suggested having, be-
sides the various public park courses, one
big municipal headquarters, meaning n
clubhouse that will be second to none in
the city and from thirty to fifty of the
best courts that can be built.
Players desiring to use the courts
would do so free Of charge, but n small
yearly and daily fee would he charged
for the use of the clubhouse, lockers and
showers.
Lowry stated yesterday that in his
mind there was but one real spot for
the location of this club, and that is in
the fair grounds. After the State Fair
Board directors finish their building
program. the park board is to make side.
walk and road improvements and install
park features on the lawns In return
for the money spent, the park board is
to have use of the ground as an amateur
athletic center fifty -one weeks of the
year, the other time to be taken up by
the fair 1t is Lowry's suggestion that
the tennis courts and club be built on
the fair grounds.
Officers elected yesterday for the com
lug year are: George Denny, Woodstock
Club. president; J. Watt Pugh. vice
president; Rodney Brooks, secretary
treasurer. Or. Charles e. Humes was
appointed chairman of a committee to
work with the park board on plans for
the new municipal club. Other members
of the committee are: Robert TyndaII
Tony mHendrieks, Neil Campbell bud
Pratt and Jack Mckay
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-28
Local Grid Outfit
Shows Speed Galore
In Warm Scrinanldge

With Monte Boaz and Fred Hanley.
former De PAW athletes, working in the
back field, and every man on the team
working hard to jump back into his win
ming stride, the Indianapolis Football
Club ran rampant through the ranks Of
a fast amateur eleven in scrimmage last
night The cool weather put a lot Of
pep into the men, they hit hard and after
the drill were confident of their ability
to take Anderson into camp next Sunday
in their second game at Washington
Park
Manager Canning is not letting the In
dianapolis gridders loaf this week. To-
40 Indiana avenue, and tomorrow night
he will bring them out for another
serimmage.
The Anderson team, booked here Sun
day, is one that has tackled up a good
record in several years of playing and
this Will not be their first appearance In
indianapolis. They have been here on
two previous occasions for games with
fast local etevens and went home both
times with another notch carved in their
victory stick. This time. however, they
will run into a husky lot of athletes who
are anxious TO rub off the stain Of the
defeat suffered last week in their first
appearance before an Indianapolis crowd
Hanley, the latest addition to the
local back field. is a player Of no mean
ability. and can be relied upon to tee
of some clever gains Sunday. Boaz, vet
eran college and independent gridster,
showed all his old form I'm practice last
night, and when he and Rog Klein start
hitting the Anderson line Sunday some
thing is bound to happen.
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oh, Listen to the
Gloom Stuff From
Northwestern Camp
Purple Feels Itself Slipping
Already, but Then Bear
Stories Are Permissible.

CHICAGO. Oct. 2S-There is no over
confidence felt by members OF the North
western Varsity football eleven over Sat
Urdays contest with Indiana at Indian
apoiis. In fact, the members OF the team
feel they will have to do their utmost
to hold the shifty and resourceful
Hoosiers to n low score, to say nothing
Of defeating them.
Northwestern suffered so many injuries
and setbac&s Immediately following her
victory over Minnesota that she was
wholly unprepared to meet the Cardinals
at Madison Oct 16 aud since that time
has been fighting the same JinN. Right
after the Minnesota game. Turner, one
Of the star linemcn. was put out Of bust
ress In a practice scrimmagc and may
not play the rest Of the season Three
other members Of the varsity also took
on splints and hobbies, but they went
into the Wisconsin game, notwithsttni-
ing. and did creditably under the clrcum
stances.
Hence Coach McDevitt's task has been
difficult He has had some fairly good
material, but this Is his first season
with Northwestern as head coach and
he had to begin virtually at the elemen 4
tarv stage of football tactics, since the
program Of the~cOaches Of the year be
fore was not his McDev!tt was q star
guard ON the Yale varsity ten years ago
and later assisted DR.. Williams at
Minnesota in coaching the varsity there !;
ant coach under Fred Murphy. but his
work cerainly was cut out Tor him this
year when he took up the football d.
rectorship.
MeDevitt is striving with some sue
cess to inspire the Purple squad with
the fighting spirit, and despite the fact
that at times the Northwesterners play
poor football, most OF them are lighting
fools" in the heat of the fray.
Northwestern University has an ex-
tensive alumni scattered over all parts OF
the globe, but they are most numerous In
the Middle Western States. These alumni
are watching the team this year care
fully and are showing their pride In the
fact that while the Purple may lose a
game here and there, they fight till the
last whistle blows.
The last week has been rainy. with
n soggy field for practice, but McDeyitt
and assistant coaches have been making
the gridiron athletes go to it day
after day Thus. while the men say
they will do their best against Indi-
ana. there is a feeling that they are up
against the game Of their lives Saturday
The lineup Saturday afternoon is I'M
settled, but unless the old jinx con-
tinues on the job and puts out some
other good men II looks like the fol-
lowing will start against Indiana
Hathaway. center: Graham, PenfleId and
Magnuson, guards; Henry Penfeld and
Lasater, tackles; Ewing and Shearon
ends; Lane and Grausnick. half backs
Palmer, quarter. and Patterson, full back
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PUT FINISHING TOUCHES TO TEAMS FOR WI
MAJORS AWAIT
JOHNSON MOVE
Bans Clan Meets Tomorrow to
Answer Ultimatum of
PrOgressives.

CHICAGO Oct. 2s.-Ban Johnson,
president of the American League, and
the five club owners who are support
ing him in the leagues internal war
fare will arrive here tomorrow to dis
cuss their attitude toward the ultimatum
recently served upon them by the three
clubs opposed TO Johnsons control of
the league. This ultimatum is that I'M
less the johnson faction accepts the
'Lasker plan" for a reorganization Of
baseball by Nov. 1, the Chicago, New
York and Boston American League Clubs
will withdraw from the league and Join
with the National League Clubs in the
formation of a new twelve club league.
1t is believed that the pro-Jnhnson
club owners. which include the Washing
ton, Detroit, Cleveland, st. Louis and
Philadelphia magnates. viii decide to at
tend the next session of the major lesgue
club owners on Nov. s, when reorganiza-
don plans for organized baseball prob
ably Will be perfected.