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Evening star., 1920-03-24

Bargains in Northwest Suburbs.
semi-detached. rooms. plumbing. Large
chicken yard and garden. Price. 81, ,000 Terms
Detached. 9 rooms. bath; h.wh.; gas; elec-
tricity; large garden. grapes, fruit trees. Price,
1880.
tic: h.w.h.; gas; electricity; garden; chicken
yard; garage. Price, $3.50. Terms.
d. G. LACEY, 10 14th ct. NV.
Main 1851 or West 1884. 25s
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yEAR asth AND 4 N.E.|MMEDIATE Pos
lession, Groom bay window brick; bath, eX-
client condition. $S.15eI $1,000 cash. Call
:. 51IS. 25s
BUYERS IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN
d modern homei In best NV. sec
ion. at reasonable pricei either for a home
" an Investment. get In touch with me at
,nce. Address Box s24-A, Star office.
y You WANT TO BUY OR SELL REAL e.
GAN. an zANTzINGERp.
JOHN W. THOMPSON & CO.,
incorporated,
728 18th St. Main 1879.
BUY NOW. WHEN YOU FIND
what you want. move quick. To find
That il our our specially, finding what
you want.
HOBART STREET.
An excellent home Just west Of 18th
street containing four bedrooms. sleep.
ing porch and large living room With
open fireplace. beamed ceiling dining
room. drst-door kitchen, servants room
in basement. hot-water heat, electric
lights; brick garage. Price, $13.t
$3.50 cash, balance monthly.
VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS.
Fifteen minutes from 18th and
Penns. ave: lot loo.1so; large rooms
tric lights. steam heat. WIN sacrifice
tor % 9pies a.S sale. .dSsrhs Les: tnsn ssS9o; .,o
CHEVY CHASE. .......;
Do you want good Investment
This property shows a return Of more
vested. Besides the in!e.tment fee-
the District containing eight rooms on
rooms on third floor. An absolutely
modern house with electric lights. hot
water heat. breakfast and sleeping
duction of s.. 900 from list price for
quick sale. Only 1000 cash necessary
Can CAPT. soMMERs, M. 147e.
18th AND COLUMBIA RID.
Four doors from the bank. An ex-
business Purposes. Horse contnins ten
rooms two baths. hot-water heat, elec-
tric lights. Now leased until December
$4,000
Can CAPT. soMMERs. M. 147s.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
This property shows . return Of
about IS pee cent on the actual money
invested. 1t II a tsn-room colonial
brick house with deep lot to paved
alley. Garage; steam heat, electric
lights. Leased until Sept. 80 1921.
at 81 600 per annum. s., 500 cash re-
quired. Let Us explain this invest
ment.
Can CAPT. soMMHRs, M. l47y.
SACLS ADDITION.
Detached house Emerson st. con.
tanning 8 large rooms and bath on two
floors: hot-water heat. electric lights.
Lot 1890; garage. An excellent home
at reasonable price. $13.5O0.
CHEVY CHASE.
An excellent semi detached homo on
Mckinley st. near Connecticut avenue
containing eight rooms and two baths.
hot-water heat. electric lights: garage.
Priced right for q quick sale.
JOHN w. THOMPSON & co.
incorporated,
728 18th St. Main 1919.
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FOR SALE-$60 MONTHLY, HOUSE WITH
all modern improvements, 6 rooms and bath; !;
gas. electric lights. furnace heat; water sup
piled under pressure: excellent lot; poultry
fronting on macadam street. See owner, w. r.
WILSON. Riverdale. Md. Tel. Hyatt. 232.
Z ACRES GROUND, Is MINUTES WALK
from Lanham station; high building site. See
owner. John 8. Rector. Lanham. Nd, before
2 pm. or Phone Hyattsville. S01-F-4l. 28'
automobile INN. sanitarium, chldren's coun-
try home; commanding view; refreshing atrncs-
phere: ideal location In grove Of immense oak
trees; easily reached from city by car line and
road. Address Box 204-T. Star ONCE.
33 ACRES: gIX-ROOM AND BATH HOUSE.
with hot-water heat; outhouses: on BaitiDoes
boulevard near Laurel. for particulars apply
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs
Continued
On Crittenden St. West of 14tl

On Crittenden St. West of 18th
A very attractive almost new.
colonial box style house; Gift.
front; contains rooms, h.-w. h..
elec.. large cement front, breakfast
and sleeping porches. tnstantaneous
water heater. stationary washtubs:
servants toilet. long yard to paved
alley. Act quick. Only $12.50o.
Keefer pl. Near Soldiers Home
rooms and bath brick colonial
box style house. perfect condition
Long yard to paved alley. VIII
sell for $500. Easy terms.
Nacant-Cor. Sd & V SITS. NE.
A practically new modern home:
.s9as sss.sna1g agd 0.sa Ma;h,n6s nwh rssnei sss;
doors between dining room and
parlor; hardwood trim throughout
sssso sasra r.4%ss a.1se Pef Refenss; buick Price,
Vacant-On 1st St.
Close to downtown shopping dis
trict: a modern Groom and bath
brick house: newly decorated ana
ready to move In. Price. $oSoO.
Owner will make very easy terms.
C St. NE.
charming Groom and bath
brick house; colonial style; practi-
cally modern; parquet floors. etc.
Price, $3.50. Very easy terms.
The homes we are advertising
today are absolutely the biggest
bargains on the market.
S. SHAPIRO,
S12 Bond bldg, 14th and N. Y. ave.
Tel. Franklin 5442.
If YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL REAL Ds-
TATE TALK IT OVER WITH NJ. T. MOh-
GAN, AT ZANTZINGERS
Evening star., 1920-03-24

THIS VALUABLE PROPERTY AP-
proximately adjoins the Capitol
grounds; has wide frontage on street,
running back to wide paved court:
improved by six 2-story brick houses.
rented to white for about $57 q month:
ground alone more than worth the ask.
ing price Of $7.75O; clear; reasonable
terms; owner going south, reason for
sacrificing.
N. E. RYON CO., Inc.
Successors to New York Realty Brokers
Phone NJ. 4507 1423 r At nv
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Price, $9.OO0-Mt. Pleasant. Near
18th and Calvert streets A high-class
heighbOrhood and property worthy Of
four Consideration. Seven rooms,
path, hot-water heat, electric lights,
hardwood floors. Reasonable terms Of
sale will be arranged:
Price, 9.5O0-Columbia Heights,
Near 14th and Spring road. Attractive
corner colonial home In this desirable
neighborhood. Double brick garage.
Large lot. Six well arranged rooms,
gas and electric lights. Convenient to
cars.
Price. $13. 500 Columbia Heights.
Corner semi-detached house with a lot
6Ox15O feet and q garage for cars.
There are eight rooms, four on each
floor; het-water heat. gas and electric
lights. Can be divided into two lots
of 30x150 each Of space used to build
additional garages.
Evening star., 1920-03-24

modern apts on Capitol Hill. fronting
on beautiful wide ave-. about one
square to the ne. Of the Capitol; 1S
apis. Of and r. and b. each; pre-
war rentals about 81 500 and could be
easily increased to about $4,000. be-
ing an average Of about $50 per
apt; owner closing out his local inter
ests and has instructed us to sell for
$62, 500; clear Of trust: about $12.5
cash, balance arranged.
N. E. RYON CO., Inc.
Successors to New York Realty Brokers
Phone NJ. 4597 1923 st. NV.
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STORE WITH APIS, ANIL. NEAR d.
pont Circle 1900; will lease back 5 years
81 500 year; detached residence, 2 complete
apts., I'll, 900; will lease back years 81 200
year; desire to finance business. OWNER.
North 2745-W. "a
Evening star., 1920-03-24

7sh ACRES FINE. RICH FARM LANDS,
fronting I 100 feet on pike and car line; near
Fairfax Court House,. Va; suitable for sub
office. 27e
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FOR sALE-H0UsEs
SHANNON & LUCHS,
Main 2345.
Somerset Heights.

A beautiful detached home near the
car line; 8 rooms and baths, Including
5 bedrooms. with one bedroom and bath
on first floor; steam heat, electricity and
gas; front and double rear porches;
Screens: weathe-stripring throughout;
good condition. newly painteo' paa sarase'
lot 70x156: Price, $12, 500:
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WITH ST, 500 CASH

You can start building your home at once IN
Chevy Chase on lot of your own selection, VIII
get you loan to cover remainder Of expense and
this can be paid back rent Avoid paving
big profits demanded for ready built homes
Address Box 134-T. Star oflce. 25s
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Dominion Heights, Va.

Bungalow, i've rooms, bath; h.-w h.; gas,
electricity; garage; lot 75x120. Address BOX
S4-A. Star office. 27s
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ron SALE-COLORED-NEA SHERMAN
ava and Lamont SITS. n-w.-Just q nice COM
PORTABLE home; rooms and bath. Price,
n o6O Very easy terms.
Apply 1888 G st. NV, 2nd-door.
Phone Main 4S46.
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FOR RENT-35,OOO it. fireproof
floor space; 5 upper floors; cleo
trio elevator 0x25. Address Box
248-A, Star office. 26*
Evening star., 1920-03-24

GEO. W. ALLEN. Real Estate.
SIC Colorado Bldg. Franklin 5567.
Evening star., 1920-03-24

NEW GROOM BUNGALOW. ENTIRELY MOD
ern on Main street. $3.50. Attractive Groom
house, ami, s., $50. For real bargains
See J. NJ EARNEST, Mt. Rainier, Nd.
Evening star., 1920-03-24

400 BLOCK ON MONROE ST. N.W.-SIX-
room brick house: furnace heat and gas; yard yra
terms e 500 cash. Possession in thirty days.
MOUNT PLEASANT REALTY Co.,.
Evening star., 1920-03-24

NEAR isth AND NE-IMMEDIATB POS
session. Groom bag window brick. bath, ex-
eellent condition. $s, 15e, 81, GOO cash. Call
F. 51IS. 25s
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-10-21
uNcovERING SOMETHING

Democrats have two expert oc.
countants in the state house paving
and mulling over the records in every
department trying to uncover some
thing" Good idea But they don't
seem to be getting results that they
hoped for,
Thus far only one thing has come
to light. When Republicans took
over the reins OF government there
was Discrepancy Of 5000 in the ac-
counts Of the land department. Books
didn't balance. Whatever that item
was, 1t has never been traced.
But 1t came TO light under the
watchful eyes Of these Investigators
who immediately demanded an OK
olanation. At least ole Of them did.
The other didn't say much 1t seems
hat he was bookkeeper in the depart
nent under the Alexander admins
ration when the error crept into the
eeords. Tribune.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-10-21

f1ll Of pelts and hides which the deal
er will not even allow us TO ship u
them, because the pelts and hides ar
not worth the freight. Every ship il
bringing in more Argentine stuff tc
make conditions worse for US.
We talk Of the league Of nations
and wet and dry. We are chasing the
shadow and ignoring the real issue,
which is, for us, shall we have five
cent wool and two-cent beef age
~ we had it in the good old Cleveland
days?.
Five thousand such Republicans as
l was could stay at home on Novesn-
Der and not hurt the chance Of Hard
ing and Sinnott in the state or dis
trict. But in the senate we have
Of two, and one Of those,
God save the markD is Lafollette.
That is where an Oregon Republican
$ going to have the cnly chance to
make his vote count in this election.
That can of beef showed me wherein
ny duty lay. j. D. FAIRMAN.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-10-21

Capt. Eddie RicksnDackrr. tn
vii kn4wn ece Of tbs American nj
squadron in France, tsllG IL the fol-
lowing why he and large majority o.
the soldiers who served under tn.
Stars and Stripes are against tbs
League Of Nations:
II Is . solemn thing to go out I,
kill or be killed. Most men do not
Ike 10 "a. They 60 because duty
forces them to. Their sense Of dut.
to their country is stronger than their
sense Of self-preservation. They face
death because they ought to protect
what they love At home.
mat IL via: makes spirit in ar NJ
my. The West Pointer calls IT. NOR
ale. Without the fighting spi-it. a
soldier is not worth much, and an ar
my is not an army at all. Every SOL
der knows this.
And 30 he asks:
How are you going TO get the prop
er fighting spirit into American troops
when, under article 10, they viii he
called to fight for Poland against
Russia, or for Roumania against Bull
garia, or for Greece against Turkey
What is there to nerve nan
,raIEs. yeath in the thought that by
lis death he will help ono Of those
'oreign countries retain . territory
Is big as Long Island and prevent |
mother country from gettir9 it
Viii that thought console him when
zig mind turns to the mother or wife
n America Does a man die gladly
or anything so foreign and 20 sor-
i'd?
The soldier who had stood by the
haired flesh and bones Of comrade,
nows there is no spirit or consola-
on in any Of these things. He knows
rat men cannot fly willingly INTO
,e face Of death for any snch causes.
The whole thing is impossible. To
soldier of the line it is simply I'M
To him all the talk about Z
aking the world safe for democracy !
7 fighting boundary wars all around
g globe, means just nothing at all. '
~ might is we'll tel him 20 die for o
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-10-21
Why Soldiers Are Against VIII
sons League of Nations

! the blue sky, IS to die for boundar.
lines everywhere and for democrac..
in general.
/ have never seen . soldier or 81
army that could get the fghtlng spiri
in sucl casile IS that Neither hpi
any other American soldier. Al
American army that had no other in
spiralion would be an army without
spirit, without morale, it wolld be nc
army G. ali. defy and SOLDIER to
imagine a fighting American arm.
Under these conditions.
In August, 1918, sixteen American
aviators were lined up at Cl1remont
France, to go TO the front. They
shook hands with everybody and SAID
goodbye" An engineer officer ask
ed the captain in charge Of the AVA
ton group: "Why all this gloom ?"
The reply was: "Well, those Ameri
can machines have no protection; as
soon as q bullet hits tina. gasoline
tank it is certain it will take ire i'm
mediately and the men have no chance
to get away" A month later the en-
gineer again met the captain and ask
ed If those men came back. "They
never came back" was the simple an
swer. They never came back
Do men do these things as they go
to breakfast or board stree. car
Do they do these things for political
theories or for general principles OF
for a miserable piece Of land that
some foreigner ccvets and come other
foreigner will not give up?
Can you expect any soldier, who has
seen men do what those sixteen did,
% be for the league of NATIONS?
Jan you imagine his wishing such i
acrifces to be made on The orders
# foreign codntry7 Can you pic
ure to yourself an American army
ent overseas by the American people
o enact such tragedies? Or, # sent.
an you think it possible to inspire
n army to brave deeds on such hol-
wv pretenses?
l cannot. No soldier can. That is
Ihy the soldier is against the League
{ nations.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-10-21
.pIetur. srde.r

The manner Of picture bride" mar
riaees in California IL this; A Japa-
pese sends his picture to his relatives
in Japan who select suitable maiden
and in turn forward her photograph TO
the waiting sutton In America. II sat
isfacfory. the relatives on both sides
meet. hold banquet and the mar
rage f. considered fact. The wife
then Joins her husband In this country.
Greatest Cotton Producer and User.
The CnIted States consumes more
raw cotton and spins more cotton yarn
than any other country, producing
mere than 80 per cent Of the yarns re-
ouired for domestic Industry.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-10-21

! The world at large does not know
much about Harper. 1t may be
doubted If one person in ten in Ore
gon ever heard Of it, or could tell
| whether it is town or an animal or
q musical instrument or human be-
ing. Yet Harper is on the map. de-
cidedly. 1t is = unit in the great po-
litical, economic, Industrial, social
and continental machine that makes
up a mighty nation. 1t i in the
United States. 1t is in Oregon. 1t
is In Malheur county, village in the
vast plain Of hill and desert that geo
graphically compasses many thousand
square miles Of the state. 1t has a
store or two, and, doubtless church
and n schoolhouse and a number of
dwellings. Remote rs it is, it is vet
an American community, and as such
Il has it's rights and knows them, and
dares to maintain them.
The Oregonian has today q letter
from Harper, written by the keeper
Of the town store. He tells the story
Of can Of corned beef and it is .
plain tale which points moral
Why should the citizens Of FROM
tier village, where livestock is the
chief industry, be required to eat Ar
pentine beef? How did that particu-
lar can Of the Argentine product one
cf many like it--fnd its way to Ear-
per over thousands Of miles by wates
from South America and then othel
thousands by rail and by truck Z
What part has the importation of Ar
rentine beef into America in the poor
condition Of the domestic livestock
business Portland Oregonian, Oct
! 1920.
The identical condition has been en-
oountered in idaho, and under Demo-
.ratic free trade means ruinous con-
lition. The only means of everc ,m-
ny this state of affairs is to vote
'or Republican protection.
1daho's pert in this program should
,e the election of Frank R. Cooling
Is United States senator. and Addi-
ION T. Smith and Burton L. French
IS congressman.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-10-21
CoMPANIE
SWIFT DE LA PLATA
ARGENTINE

Argentine beef in the heart Of the
biggest COW camp in Oregon And I
was going TO vote for Chamberlain.
But no more. | have never met Mr..
Staniield, and l have Mr.. Chamber
lain. like him for his pleasant per-
sonality and his hundred cent
American stand for our boys. He is
welcome to my cake and ale, but not
my bread and butter.
Here are all Of my customers load
ed up with cattle they cannot sell.
We put = million pounds Of as good
wool rs was ever grown in Oregon
through our warehouses last spring,
and cannot get dollar on It. and
our paternal administration 10 Of
fering Cape and Australian wool for
sale every day. Our warehouses are
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-10-21
rhe ca haA rr..d Il.

A friend visiting 10 the city call..
on me. and It being almost Iuncheor.
time, asked her to have tea with.
me and try some OF my cake hs0
Just taken from the oven. When eot
10 the pantry door found had for.
gotten to cIosa the window and INV.
neighbours cat was enjoying the lart
of my cake.-Exchange
Counting Has = Limit In China.
Ten thousand is the largest numbe,
in the Chinese language. Therefor.
all large sums must Be stated in mu,.
tiples Of this 6gure-the population ~
the country is four times 10000 tim..
10000, or 400 million.-Asla Mapaz,n.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-10-21

THE pco..,e Of Idaho, especially he
farmers and stocknsen, should con-
slider their actions carefully besor, Al
lowing pcrsonal feelings 10 Influence
thsir vote ms between Frank II. Good
ing and John Nugent. There are toe
big iasues At stake to permit persona,
grudges to sway their votes on elsc-
ton day. American farmers have
heen trying to effect an organization
TO hold their wheat for $500 = bushtl.
So the big food mynufseturerr have
begun 10 ship in wheat from Canada.
which under the present Democratic
tariff laws can DO shipped in tree
Democrats used to say that uiT
on wheat was merely "5sp" thr .wn
out by the Republicans TO catch tho
farmer vote. But . tariff on when,
At the present time would protect !
these farmers who arc trying TO have
Domcth,ng To say about the price Of
their own product. Their Efforts are
being frustrated by Canadian farm
srs, who .av" the same access 20 the
American markets ~ tho American
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-10-21
THE TALE OF A CAN OF BEEF

Harper. Ore, Oct. 4.--(To the Ore
CONAN. 1.-The writer is q merchant
doing business at Harper, Ore. Har-
rer is town located in the center
Of the headquarters ranch Of Miller
4 Lux. the largest cattle outfit on
the coast, il not in the United States
Last week | ordered from Swift &
Co., Boise, among other goods, = case
Of one-pound cans Of corned beef.
Today they came, and this was what
we read.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-10-21
OF course W ma, be dense and ir-

OF course ae mas he dense and ig-
aoe@.., but some ..y We cant get
It thropga eur heals where il ID any
erse to AK" the outcome Of na.l
game f.. tn benefit Of few gam
blers than il is to "fis" tie price OF
wheat AID ether food p, oducts for the
benefit ,. = few higher up and more
respeetn. 10 ltoking gamblers. w. are
eseer to karin. WIN .msone who
has studied the subject I'VE us 'he
exact difference in the two cases. and
explain why one ID penitentiary Of.
Tense and the other merels = "basi-
ness Transaction
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-10-21
Avocado Rich In Fat.

The avocado or alligator pear con-
tains as much nutritious fat as does
ordinary cream. sometimes as high
as 20 per cent. AS II contains little
starch or sugar. II might prove valu-
able In the diet Of diabetes If IT did
not cost so much.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-10-21

a SUBSCRIBER sskek these peril.
nsnt questions:
II. ~ Chairman White Of the Dem.
oerxtic national committee says, 1.-THE
LeaKus Of Nations il the only plan
ovur devised TO discourage war"
II. - Governor Cox, Democrat .
pFeaidentiAl nominee, declares, under
tho league .he United States navy
"can"-snd favors that it shall -"be
scrapped."
II. ~ President Wilson pledges,
with Americas ratification Of the Lea
gue Of Nations win come world peace
and Disarmament:
Why eie the administration Thru
Secresasy the Navy D. iels and
6ecrstl-v a. War bFker) advocate
naval supremacy AMI TIE largest
peace simy IN American history
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-10-21

THE di6ersnce In The spesche, Of
Cox and Harding is this; seaasor
Harding expects TO b president OF
the United States. not Of the world,
and II dsvntinR his attention 70 he
problems Of this cour try.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-10-21

THERE 10 this to say for Candi-
date Debs. in this campaign, at
least; "YoI always know ~her- r.
ind him."
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-10-21

I AST wsck The Index gave nm ac-
couAr Of the cel.bration Of the
golden wedding anniver,ary Of Mr..
and Mr.. J. {. Rundstrom. One more
fact might hayebeen added by saying
Of the husband, "He spent thu dsy at
work - usual" What lesson here
for , time wien idleness has ,een the
order and when there has been a gem
sral Discrimination to work! A nirn
past the age Of retirement dSupt-
less financially able to bc idle. but
It work N "usual" and that or his
golden wedding day. The lesson may
- found IN the action Of more .'sn
me man, who 1T an advanced age
ias refused TO reciinc on his front
,oreh and see the world 20 by or to
lover in tina chimney corner and la
nent the f,firmities Of yeas. And
york, that fes been found ms rivers
I water In dry place. as the xhad-
" Of . great rock in . weary .a,'dr
y men whose years have cicp. long
nd steadily upon Them, may furnish |
ready panaeea for the youth Of rest
- purpose ~ well a. for the ma
are man or woman who knows not
hat to make out Of the world or IT'S
ays.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-19
Ball Field Too Muddy:
 Bars Game

Not discouraged by the setback served up yesterday, when the raii. prevented the exhibition performance between the Barons and the Phillies Billy West, business manager of the Birmingham Cub, is planning a game for Saturday
 The sea of mud which greeted the eyes of Mo- and his crew when they sauntered out 10 Redwood yesterday morning was enough to discourage any ordinary ballpiayer. ut it was not so with Big Boss and his gang. The worthy Barons donned their unies and ventured out on the field, By common consent the players refrained from attempting to play on the diamond. but confined their efforts to tossing the pill around in front of the grand stand. Only slight warming up prac- tice was gone through. just enough to prevent the players arms from becom- ing stiff
 Both the Phillies and the Barons are planning to stage regular work outs today, provided the weather is agree able.
 Moley said the lineup as announced Tuesday still stands Gavvy Cravath seems to be in the same frame of mind regarding his batting order.
 The game tomorrow afternoon will begin at 3:15
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-19
SHREVEPORT TEAM
 LOSES TO MICHIGAN
By Associated Press

Chicago, March IS. - Kalamazoo, Mich, high school defeated Coushatta high, Shreveport. La, 32 to 22 today in the first game of the second annual middle west interscholastic basketball tournament held by the University ot Chicago.