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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-02
VERMONT MAY
TAKE ACTION
ON SUFFRAGE
Governor Clement and Sen.
Harding Hold Conference
in Washington.
BULLETIN.

BY Associated Press
WASHINGTON, July Gov.
Roberts. Of Tennessee. in a tele
gram received Thursday night by
the national woman's party. de
clared definitely that he would
call a special session OF the legis-
lature OF his state TO meet August
9 for the purI Ose Of acting on
the federal suffrage amendment.
The governors telegram was the
first announcement from him of
the special session although i: had
been stated several days ago at
Nashville that August . had been
decided on
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THE WEATHER

Indiana: Thundershowers Friday. saturday
probably fair. no decided ch-nse .n tempera-
tUre.
Michigan: Showers Friday; probably thun-
derstorms saturday.
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Friends OF VIM. Jennings Bryan.
recalling threats % bodily harm
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-10
ParlamentuI
. SEDINTELE DE LA q NO
EMBRIE 1919.
G A M E r A
ALEGILE DE LA IASI.
G A M E r A


Conform cuvintului lie Ordine
dat, liberalii Sc abtin de la orr
ce manifestatie.
Camera ascuta in tacere CO.
municarea rezultatului facuta de
presedinte.
Conform ordinei de ri. Sc il.
III discutiune chestiunea alegeri-
lor de la IasI, unde au fost pro-
clamati alesi pc lista liberala d
nil: Oh. Mirzescu, Eugcn Hero
vanu 81 c. Toma
D-nul Eugen ,Mirto da cetire
raportului, Nprim care scotia "a Va
Il Camerei. conSratln1 ca delega-
til liberali s'au folosit de frau
de spre a determina aceasta ale
gere. cere adunarei deputatilor
sa invalileze Pc eel tri alesi de
mai sus.
Frauda consta in faptul ca a.
gentii liberali au determinat pc
alegatorii din acel punct sa Sc TO-
loseasca de CART de alegatori
false.
y. p. Vizanti. contestatOr. a.
rata ca aceasta chestiune fost
discutata vreme de dOua Zile in
scotia Va. care, in. fata evi-
dentei fraudei. a invalidat in
treaga lista liberala.
VorbitoruI citeaza nominal ca
zpl unor alegatori earl au fost
prinsi Gu carti de vot carl nu le
apartment 81 earl prinsi asupra
faptului all recunoscut yina &C
.li-se imputa.
d. VMantii citeste serie de
acte 81 de proeese verbale fnehe-
late chiar in timpul alegerei, dir
care reiese ell claritate 81 cu pri-
sosinta culpa ce Sc imputa agen-
tilor liberali. lucrial pentru eel
trei candidate de mai sus.
Nj Sc poate spune ca, find
vorba de I'm vot, sau de doun
faptul este fara insemnatate 81
fara influinta asupra reznltatn'
'lui general al alegerilors Pentra
e8 acest fapt. singurul dovedit
este un indiciu precis de siste1nu
care s'a utilizat in Iasi pc sea
"a foarte intinsa.
Contestat0rul citeste apoi, =
in ap1auzele taranistilor, (
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-10

lui a fost reformat, cerere. SEM
nata de un grl1p de ofiteri de re-
zerva in cap Gu generalul Marcu
O. doua adrcsa cctita dc d.
Ghica cere invalidarca d-lui 1
Moscovici, ales socialist. 81 q
d-lui N. d. Cocoa, pantru motive
carl Sc vor pltsv0lta rlter;0r.
D. general Mare1 sltstine cc-
|rcrea pc care a suhscris-o ii anu
me de a Sc invaliGa alagerna L.
lui Cocoa, care a fost rcfe i'nrat,
devcnind astfel nedcmn de a fl
gura printre alesii Natiunei. $.
care ar fl char acNm dat iii iu-
decata Curtii Martial.
d. N. D. Cocoa, de la tribune.
spune ca in cazut d.sale stunt do
ua clemente bine lislinctn: ne-
demnitatea de alage 81 IL fl a.
les, 81 proeesnl polite care Isl
intentat.
d. Cocoa arata ca faptul nu e
prevaZut de nici I'm articol din
Constitute. Gu ocaziunea proce-
shlui ziaristilor. unde au fost a.
paratorul lor. Curtea Martiala a
pus exact chestiunea pc care 0
puneti aclrm d-tra 81, in unanimi-
tate, a gasit ca rcforma mea nj;
|constitue un caz de ncdcmnitate
de a plcda.
Sedinta continual.
(,,Universul").
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-10
NfMRRACAMINTE PRIMITA LA
/ .I2 2CENTRALA LTGEI.
EContinuare de pc pag y.


Lista donatrilOr de la fondul
,,Biruintei, cuprinzind 81 colecra
din urma, la care au donat ur-
mltorii frati:
Soc. ,.Leul'' $25; Emlian Ove-
sea So; Nnolae Noara $40; So
from Canja $6; loan Judcle 81 So
tia So; George Boairnea $5;+
Mattel Boamfa $40; Sabin JULIA
So; Miron Grama' 81 sofia So;
George Pacurar So; George Har-
sen So; Samoila Rosca $5; Ana
ME Pridon So; George Manciu-
lea So; Gligor Axintc So; Irimie
Popa si> sofia So; Rudolf Mo-
davcea So; HE Brodu So; Con-
stantin Canta So; loan Dana So;
Gligor Trif $11; Dumitrie Cretu
81 sofia So; Toma FIcaca 81 sofia
So; Candit Bosu 81 sofia So; Jacob
d. Urdea So; Pascu Boamfa s.;
loan Mattel So; Nicolaa Rusu $40;
Sicolae Orasan siCsotia So; To-
|sif Canja So; Simion Visn $5.;I
Alexandra Patrutu So; Dumb
tru Vintan 81 sofia So; Silivestru
Muntean So; George Buta So; Du
mitru Aterman So; George Visu
So; loan Taflan So; Victor 3.
Urdea So; Ioan NJ. Popa storer
So; Iosif Steavu So; loan Copa-
ella 81 sofia Sc; Dumitru Dana 81
|sotia SO; Aldea Manciulea So;
Vasile Truta So; Ironim Dana 81
sofia SO; loan 4. Cosma 81 sofia
|$8; Stefan Serlea So; Alexandra
Ratiu So; Vasile Duma 81 sofia
So; Dumitru Bodirnea So; Nico-
lac Stupar So; Toader Buzuleciu
So; George Rosca So; Serafim
Dana So; Petru German $15; Nj
colae Idomir ell sofia So; loan
Berghean So; Alexamdru Morar
;S5; Nicolae Serlea $40; Laurcnte
Dana 81 sofia 50; Simion Pasere
So; George Zisu So; loan Boar
So; FGilimon Cretu So; George
Lungu Sc; George Dogar So;
David Steavu $5; loan Achim
So; George Roman 81 sofia So;
|Sofron Noara So; loan Seiceanu
50; Florica Nistor So; George
Chelemen So; Ilie Murasan S. /;
Bucur Urdea So; Nicolac Tutu-
-ea So; Nicolae Grindu So; Ste
fan Danetiu So; Nicolae N. Cos
ma Sc; Nicolae Manu- 81 sofia
/ Sc; Valente NIGGA So; loan I.
Dan S.; Efrem Balan 81 sofia s.;
George Fratila 81; Nicolae He
tagan 81; Iosiy Popa 81; Nicolac
Salajan Soc; George /. Dan 81
sofia 81; Andrei Ghitea 81 sofia.
$l.5O; loan Rusu ST.; Ana Far
cas- 81; Isac Teaea 81; George S
Buta So; Nieolae Cretu 81; ST.
mion Cerbu 81 sofia So; Ilie Bur-.
san ST.; R. S. McCulock SIS; loan
Trambitas 81 sofia 81; George N.
.Jiga 81; Alex Huditean So; Pc
tru Taflan SO; Dionisie Consa yi
sofia So; Stefan Cosgarea 81 SD
tia So; George Sucaciu 81.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-10

81 basarabcni) l1u va cunesc !.
Oar ell, slava Donlnului, va Stin
bin. (Ilaritatc).
NJ trebue sd fn,ercati sa dati
!, lumei impresimea ca d-tra att
facut rcformele socialc. Vinova-
It'll, Representative oligarchlcl,
an prezcntat inaintea Camcrel
laci, la tribuna, ccrindu-Si lcrta-
Ire. D-lui (aratind pc d. Mirzes-
|cu), este ultimul dintrc reprczen-
tamtii oligarchiei. este nn adc-
varat ,,vechiu parliamentary:
Reformele socialle. ;.
Veci numeroase Pc care MI
llc-ati votat.. Att yotat contra!
| ID. Cuza: Evident! Rcformeic
saciale Sc datoresc Suveranului
|nostru. :. Camera. in picioare.
laplauda ipdelung).
| D. NJ. Negura: Ati cautat un
success usor.
d. Cuza: Mai ieftin deceit spI-
ritul d-tra? :.
| Alegerile. - spre lapda d-hul
lpresedinte al Consiliului, - san
|facut in mod liber.
d. P. Ioanitescu: Te-ai apro-
Ipiat de banca ministeriala, die
Cuza! De accea vorbesti asa!
| ID. Cuza: Dupa ce lam dat o.
col timp de douazeci ami, cred
ca nu prea de vreme (1lari-
ltate).
Alegerile au fost libere, de 81
CUR. dupa ce vreme Indelungata
o oligarchie, reprezentata de ve-
chiul regim prabusit, profitat
| de toate mijloacele Statului 81
de toate automobilele lui. Stiti
cui datorim aceasta reforma sa-
Ilutara. pc care vedem realiZa-
|ta? D-lui Mirzescu! (naritate) !.
| Va .sfatuiesc dior liberali, sd
Istati acolo linistiti, pc banche
[d-tra. sd nu mai tot protestant,
ca sd nu stfrniti contraprotes-
Itari...
O voce ode la liberali): lasa
|morala die! Nu mai suntem la
scoala
| d. Cuza: Aveti mare nevoie de
morala. (Ilaritate, aplauze).
Oligarchia s'a folosit de toate
mijloaeeIe, 81 facut propagan
da. acum in urma, care m a spe-
riat. NJ am ingrozit de ce agenti
ann vazut acasa la d. M1rZescu.
In ultimele alegeri. liberalii an
fost intro inferioritate foarte
Isimtita. fns,rsi d. lionel Bratianu
fs'a ales la " Alui, - unde lam
lpus moi contrA-candfdati. De ace
tea. sa stiti dior liberali, ca da-
ca pc viitor nu va ve-tl purta
lfoarte delicat Gu moi. nationalis-
It'll. :. (apIauze, ilaritate), atunci
sa stiti ca vom opune liste, 81 MI
va mai intiIniti Gu nici un scaun.
Astazi. marea democratic ma
Itionala @ triilmfatoare ;. Demo
cratia trebue sa fie insa gene
:. Ar fl pacat 81; mai dam
Isl moi i'll acesti bieti oameni in
vinsi. carl sunt liberali.. Pro
pun deci sd nu persistati in ad-
(miterea contestatiei.
| d. p. Vizanti: Declar ca-mi
Fretrag contestatiunea. (Aplauze)
| ID. Mirzescu (impedecat vre.
|me irdelungata de a vorbi) de-
clara ca nu prineste nici gene.
rositatc 81 cd daca vorba dc
Ifraude. Camera mare decit sa
Iimvalideze. (Vii aplauze la libe-
raH).
/ Sc pune la vot Gu bile invali-
Edarea sau validarea alegcrii.
| Rezultatul votului: 16 voturi
pentru invalldare, 215 contra in
|validarii.
| Din $50 deputati, all votat nu-
Imai 221.
Prczidentul proclama alesi pc
d-nii G.. Mirzescu, Eugen Hero
vanu 81 G. Toma.
| La orele 6 81 Is M, Sc admite
prelungirea sedintei dlpa ora G
Is; Sc continue va1idarile.
Sc ceteste raportul privitor la
slegerile din judetul Buzan 81
! Ccnstanta. alegeri carl Sc val:.
Idca,s.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-10


scrisoare origimala a primarulul
din comma BivOlari. adrcSata
camlidatului &C. Toma, serisoare
in care accst candLdat era rugat
81. intcrvie ,Sa Sc Scutca>c;b de
concentrate Inca dol Oameni'
earl erau .,necesari pentru ale
geri."
I'm nilmcle nouilOr principii pc
earl avem pretentiunea ca lcam
pus la baza noului nostru cdifi-
i'll social. Ger invaEi:la"ea aces
tor alcgeri. rezultate din frallda-
~ voee: Fostul project d. pc
vrcmea lui Mackensca...
d. Vizanti: Am fost ON elm
slit 81 am facut administratie CO.
recta. nu ca dv.. desi am fost
prefect asa cum spuneti.. !. CA
plause pc bancile taranlstilor).
ID. G. Mirzescu. candldat con
testat. arata ca elemcntele pc
earl la formuleaza d. Nizanti in
sedinta Camerei II au fost discu-
tate in sedinta sectiunei a Va.
Protestind imDOtriva afirmatlu-
nilor d-lui contestator declara
ca n a facut nici o interventlume
81 nici presume.
La cinstea d-lui Vnanti - spu
ne Il. MIrZeScu - eU opun cll-
stea mea...
O voee de pc bancile taranl-
stilor): GU cinstea ne-ati ONO
rit tIlaritate. Aplauze).
ID. Mirzescu face un detailat
istoric al conditiunilor in carl
,'au facut alegerile la Iasi, 81 a.
ran ca asupra faptelor afirmate
de d. Vizanti, nu exista nrci .
contestatie din partea vre-unui
partid aflatOr acolO in lupta.
Trebue sa incetim Gu Ipocrlzla
domnilor. :. (Liberalii aplauda
viu).
O vocp (dintre taranistD l.
pocrizia de partea d-tra' Vretl
sa inceteze o ipocrizle, ca sd
mceapa alta!
ID. Mirzescu: Nh exista nici G
contestatie din partea gruparl-
lor aflatoare in lupta nici ul'
act care sd eOnfirme delietul de-
spre care Sc vorbeste. Prln ur-
mare. afirmatiune simpla este
,ceea care ramine
O voce (dmtre taranisti): Ce
.e Gu ..confidentiala" Gu serisoa-
rea primarului de la Bivolari?
ID. Mirzescu Domnilor, declar
ca nu cunoSe acea scrisoare, de
care Sc face alta caz. Oar, vor-
bind cinstit, ce' crima sc poate
face. din faptdl ca cineva sd roa-
Cd sa fie aminat de la concentra-
reY
ID. Dunareanu SOCIALIST: Att
aminat pc al d-tra. pc liberali.
Noi am fost tinuti la eorpuri pl-
ma in uItimele ziIe. ~ q
ID. Mirzescu: In fata @acestei
sitnatiuni, in care nu sc. ,eonsta-
| ia nici un delict, cazlll sa ne In
trebam pima la ce punct un vot
= char daea el s'a produs mere
gulat - iAfluinteaza rezultatul
general?
Voci: Sistemul! Sistemul IL
bera1!
D. Mirzescu: NJ creati un pre-
cedent ca acesta, menit sa pedep-
seasea, poate, tentativa, = pen
tru ca atunci orr ce alegere poa-
te fl invalidata dupa un capriciu.
Las Camera ca apreciateare su
verana, sd hotareasea asupra a.
cestui fapt, care nu modified re.
zultatnl general al yotului. Avem
cheetiuni asa de mari de rezolvat
lin viitnr. ;ncit nu trebue sa NJ
cprim la .onsideratinni de deta-
[lii-
D-sa incheie cerind respingc-
rea eontestatiunei.
ID. A. aC. Cuza - fntImpinat
Gu aplauze - suie la tribuna.
,D-sa, adresfndu-se liberalhor,
spune: Asistam la 0 revolutie, la
revolutie pasniea, const1nd in
darsmarea oligarehiei. (Aplauze
/ la taranisti).
| M trebuia Sd ne dnchipuim ca
acest sistem social putea "a mai
|.dainrliasc8.
n ~ Ayn.x ~. x,~l-..
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-10
CHESTIUNEA INVALLDARII
fD-L0R LIE lGosCovIM 81 n
D. COCKA.<

y. I. Th. Ghica celeste 0 cerere
prin care Sc solicita invalidarea
'd-lui Cocoa, care conform art. 80
din legea pentru po0itia ofiteru-
Evening journal., 1920-02-19
TODAY IN SPORTS
S.S.E. FLASHES

Barney Donohue has tied up for life.
congratulations Barney.
Ray Johnson put the blinkers on Bill
FORESTS plnochole reputation, defeat
ng him i've straight games. johnson
ays the only men In the club who can
defeat him are Wright Skclly and
Westerfeld. Don't let him get away
With that statement boys.
Morris Sakers and Turkey Godwn
think they know how TO shoot pool
Well, it's 10 bad their eyes are so
deceivlng.
John Roach. catcher who played
lrst-class ball throughout Pennsyl-
vsnla, will play with the Eden boys
this year.
Manager Grant says Eden Will finish
In flrst place.
John Rogers pulled the big surprise
act In the pool tournament.
John defeated the well known Bubby
Wright, i00-s5
Dick Collins. John Colman, Bubble
August, Dan Devlne and James Welsh
have jolEed one OF those sure 10 get
you a wife societies.
Well boys. don't blame anybody but
yourself
The clubs baseball team will be
picked from A No. 4 material.
Manager Grant says he has contracts
with some fast players.
Jack Harris, an outnelder from one
OF the southern teams, viii be an Eden
star
Evening journal., 1920-02-19
PULLMAN WEN HAVE LEAGUE.

A new quoit league has been organ
ized by the Pullman A. A. and will con-
sist OF ten teams, as follows: Body
Builders. Truck Builders. Painters.
Tuners. Trlmmers. Electrical Depart
ment. Stcamntiers. Upholstercrs, Ma
chine Shop and Blacksmlths.
A schedule has been arranged calling
for i've games between each team in the
league. Prizes have been donated by
the various departments which has
stimulated great interest among the
players Of the various departments.
The officers OF the league are as fol-
lows: President Harold Kirby; vice
president, John Maloney; recording
secretary, Robert Hagan; coach. Paul
Orth.
Evening journal., 1920-02-19
These Fighters DrulO
We'll Outside of Ring

gll'oplng Italian grinding a hand or
gan. Johnny didn't Ike the signin-
cance and when he met WelIlns in .
Boston ring fought for blood as well
as tn purse. Wenng got the referees
decision and has since gained seNerai
newspaper verdlcis over him
Johnny Sheppard the other cartoon
isl. fighter who has Just come to Amer
Tea from he British Isles. Is sad 10
be clever with the drawing pencils, too.
He takes his drawing pad W N him
to The gym and sketches the ringslders
Ike They are.
Johnny Is making Milwaukee his
headquarters lie doesn't look much
like one Of the artistic elan however.
lie wears No. IS collar and has
very short arms.
In the ring. he seems 10 be trying
70 emulate The boring-ln tactics OF Jack
Dcmpsey-ihe thing that earned for
him the lightweight title in England.
Evening journal., 1920-02-19
GAVE AT "Yv TONIGHT

Inc I. NJ n. a. first team will play
the Aces champions Of the Y. NJ. c. A.
League iast season, this evening, in the
Y. NJ. II. A. Han, the game starting a.
si5 o'clock. The Y. NJ II. A. second
team is expected to play Goldey ColIeee
The h~st game ought 70 be one OF he
fastest Of the season when the cslibre
tiOn. ''
The Y. NJ. II. A. first team is nrinine
itself for the biggest and most inn
portant game Of its schedule on Fehrn-
ary 26, when the Wilkesbarre Y. NJ IT
a. VIII be here to settle the champion
ship OF the Pennsylvania Y. M II a
Federation To date the local Y NJ II
a. has defeated more association teams
than any other team in Pennsylvania
but lost to W'lkesbarre last month
A change Of lineup most likely win
be made in the game with the Aces 70
avoid-the possibility OF overlooking no,,' ~
material and plays.
Evening journal., 1920-02-19
CAP NEAL SUGGESTS
0NEPARLEY A YEAR
RY FRED TrRRYVILLE.

CHICAGO. Feb. i9-Cap Neal. owner
OF the Louisville team in the Ameri-
can Association. has an idea that all
boseballers should unite for one big
meeting each winter and let baseball
rest until the training season starts.
Here we have two or three meetings
a year Of the big fellows and no end OF
meetings by the minors, etc.
Why couldn't we all ge together at
one time and place and not leave there
until business is finished?
Il have an idea that such a meeting
T held at French Lick, Ind, would prove
The ideal program.
The magnates wouldn't be scat
lered all over town. They'd have one
motel to live in and to meet in. and
they'd be around when you wanted TO
see them.
And few days at French Lick
would be a real vacation for everyone.
too"
Evening journal., 1920-02-19
CAPTAINS ON BENCH

It's been a rough year on collegian
athletic captains
Bench managers have become the
custom in baseball, but it's a novelty
10 have the field general Of a college
team on the sidelines.
George. captain Of the Army eleven
last fall, was beaten out for the team
and sat on the bench during the whole
season.
In the Middle West, Illinois has gone
West Point one better by developing
two bench captains in consecutive sea
sons.
CAPTAIN William K. Kopp. Chicago.
PLAYED fullback on the Illinl eleven
until he met with a minor mishap. Jack
Crangle, sophomore. went in and
put up such a game that he landed the
regular berth.
Tug Wilson, captain OF the varsity
basketball team, has been sitting on the
s'dclnes, while Larry Walqulst Of foot
ban fame, is running around the floor
garnering fame in the position that Tug
should have.
Evening journal., 1920-02-19
SEEKS TODISCARD
TIMEINFOOTBALL
PLAYS. Not the Watch, Would
Govern Length of
Contests

BOSTON, Feb. ia proposal 70
change the rules OF football to the
length Of a game win be regulated by
the number OF plays instead Of by time
WIN be urged for action at the next
meeting Of the football rules committee
The plan, advanced by Harry X. Conn.,
"a Harvard graduate. is said TO nave the
Endorsement Of Walter Camp, Percy ID.
Haughton and other prominent IN the
sport.
The object is TO overcome the wide
variation in the number Of plays m
contests directed by different officials
and 20 prevent team which Is leading
from delaying in order 10 consume time.
Coffin advocates a forty play period,
with tries for goal after touchdown and
penalties for fouls not counted as plays
To show the need for a change, ne
cites the fact that In Harvard-Nale
games from 1910 TO 1919 the number OF
plays in each contest varied from i2i to
i60. with the smallest period consisting
OF ewenty-four plays and the largest Of
lfty-one.
In the last five Princeton-Harvard
games the variation by games was II
plays TO is6, and in the lale-Princeton
series OF the last six years the varia-
iion was t37 90 i75. A summary Of the
games directed by two leading referees
is advanced by Mr. Conn to show a
similar marked variation. He adds:
When experienced referees in a Sc
rles OF games average a difference Of
10 per cent. and games vary over 80 per
cent, and periods over 100 per cent. in
the number OF plays, something is
fundamentally wrong. II is the subtle
ness OF the watch.
when a team obtains a seven point
lead and has a strong regard for the
other team. II invariably plays slowly
and greatly lowers the number Of
plays in order to give its opponents
minimum opportunity. The premium
on scoring first-is altogether too great"
Evening journal., 1920-02-19

A lot OF boxers can get draws In
the ring
Some OF them draw well at the box
Office
But here's pair OF slammcrs who
can draw outside OF the ring.
Besides beinr handy az wo king over
mars with ne four-ounce gloves Joe
Nelilng and Johnny Sh pfard are a
couple Of blizzard youths.
They're the bud" + shers OF the
square circle pastme. Bos des be ng
lightweight boxers before the publ C
eye at present they are pair Of sketch
artists.
Welllng Is a member OF the Stu.
dents Art League In New York and the
pictures he draws are drawing down
real coin. Joe us q 10 help the Chlcaso
newspapers out with h art when he
was making his home there.
One OF his efforts got Johnny Dun
dee's goat It was a carlcature Of the
Evening journal., 1920-02-19

What kind OF an allb can a skater
glye2 Isn't Ice ice anywhereg
Oscar Mathlcson has been working
a long time for the honor he took
from Mclean lie twice suffered
bad beating IN skating matches In this
country but revenge Is sweet in these
sugarless times.
Lee Fohl Is now manager OF n Glass
IA amateur ball club In Cleveland.
the town where he managed the Indians
for several seasons. But there Is moth
ing humilatng In that. Amateur base
bali In Cleveland Is as important In
the eyes OF the fans as the big league
race And, anyhow, Lee has a chance
10 land a Job as recreation manger OF
big automobile comp'ny II he shows
well with the team backed by that
arm. And again. Lee will be In a
position 10 develop a batch Of good
amateur material for the big show
and thereby collect other revenue. He
Is going 10 have Glenn Liebhardt vet
eran big league pitcher. TO help him.
Lee Is an ex-c-tcher. The two Of them
ought to ind a pitcher or two worth
while.
Bobhv Quinn. on learning tha, Fohi
had been offered the Job he finally
accepted. said:
when YOU see F0hl please tell him
I think he has a splendid onportunlty
there. Tell him I think he should take
~ -. 4 !. - taat tIIr r.
ly good in-4ihe development OF young
players
And a lot OF big league basebahers
will have their eyes on Lee.
"A indge has ruled that brandy may
be used IN making mlnce pies and plum
puddng)
In days of yore my dear old dad.
When 10 came home at night
SNas eager 10 get at the ats
Tie had N appetite.
Then came ihe arid spell by which
tie was deprived Of schnappS,
Which changed into a bird-like thing
That appetite Of pops.
But one day recently he read
NoIut u'N0 thdt Hld"' hiui VI
With ioy-'iwas ruled a chef could put
Some brandy in mince pie.
And now when he comes home he has
A slab or two Of that;
10 m kes him really genial. so
He doesn't kick The cat.
And then the pudding Is brought out
Tie has a round or two.
which spread a smile across hls face
Like bourbon used 10 do.
And when the dinner bell is rung
He gives a healthy roar
And shakes a wicked knife and fork
As in the days OF yore.
Evening journal., 1920-02-19

polish or a man like the lanky plaster
er in &c seconds, Jack sums it up thh
way:
Il realize that Fulton was good
man as long as he was ahead in a
fight. but that he couldn't stand the
gan. knew he was very clever
and that he had a dangerous left
II he had a chance to use IL. SO
determined 10 cut the daylight
away from him at the jump. He is
somewhat slow TO wrath and likes =.
10 take It easy In the first round.
So / sprany across the ring at him.
met his coming out OF his cor
ner smashed him over The heart
with my right and then sent my
left TO his jaw. The fight was
over"
Evening journal., 1920-02-19
40. CO.ulAN.

AAO AsOaAafHAHNF
Charley Graham, skipper Of the san
Francisco Seals. has no intention Q
selling Roy Corhan. star lnnelder. Phi
Koerner, Jimmy Caveney, Willie Kamn
and Corhan completely satisfy Man
agcr Grsham as an inneld The
per denies al rumors that he
to sell his star player.
Il have received several offers
for Corhan since the season closed.
no less than th~ee clubs expressing
desire TO buy or make a trade for
him. and ! have turned each offer
down point blank. Ny inned Is
set for the coming season. and
wouldn't lhink OF changing II. de-
spite the fact that the offers for
Corhan were tempting particularly
the one made by Manager Wares
OF Seattle. I believe ! have the
b st lnfleld IN the minors and in
tend 10 retain IT,