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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-23
Ohio State Eleven
TO Iron Out Kinks
fBy Associated PressJ

SAN FRANCISCO, Calf, Dec. %
The Ohio State university football
squad in California to play the Univer-
sity of California eleven at Pasadena
on New Years, has arranged to have
a workout today on the Leland Stan
ford university gridiron at Palo Alto,
80 miles south of here.
This is the first extended practice
for the western conference champions
since they left Columbus, and Coach
John Wilce planned a long workout
in order to iron out the kinks develop
ed in the trans-continental journey.
Meanwhile, the California~team, Pa
cific coast conference champions,
went at their practice with renewed
vigor as the result yesterday of their
first sight of their prospective OPP
ponents.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-23
DESCRIBE MEXICAN STATUS.
NV Associated Prassl

MEXICO CITY, Dec 23-Frcnch
residents Of Mexico have been asked
by Foreign Minister Hidalgo 10 lay be-
fore their home government state.
mspts of conditions prevailing in Mex
leo and the guarantees for their safe
ty made by the Mexican government.
This action on the part of the foreign
minister follows the receipt of a dis
patch from Paris last night, in which
Georges Leyguea, president of the
council of ministers of the French re.
public, was quoted as saying he was
less hopeful of French recognition OF
Mexico, if full guarantees were not
forthcoming
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-23
MANY Want SEATS At
EARLHAM PURDUE FRAY

Seat reservations for the Earlham-
Purdue basketball game which will be
played at the coliseum Monday night,
Jan. 3, will be started Monday at the
Starr Piano sales rooms, corner of
Tenth and Main streets. Sections H
and / will be reserved and mail or
ders for these will be filled. Seats
will sell for IS cents including war tax.
Reports state that a large number of
letters requesting reservations have
already been received and the seats
will probably be sold out the first two
days Of sale
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-23
Aviator Forced to Land,
Will Trv For Record Again

MINEOLA, n. Y, Dec. 23.-Lieuten-
ant Ross q Kirkpatrick, army flier
who was forced down Wednesday
while attempting 20 break the worlds
record for continuous flighs, will have
another Try at the record soon, he de-
clared upon alighting from his 400
horse power army plane
Lieutenant Kirkpatrick landed at
Mitchell field az 1895 o'clock this
morning, owing TO gasoline leak
after being in the a~ q little more
than Is hours-about six hours short
Of the record
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-23
z,vIc BECOMES PROFESSIONAL

PITTSBURGH, Dec. 23. - Peter
Zivic, who was a member of the
United States boxing team at the
Olympic games. will turn professional
here on Christmas afternoon when he
meets Patsy Young in one of the pre-
liminaries of the Harry Creb-Jeff
Smith bout.
Zivic. who is a bantamweight. was
one of the most consistent amateur
winners in the Pittsburgh district. He
was defeated at THE Olympic games
in the final bouts of his class.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-23
BILLY EVANS NARRlES

OIL CITY, Pa. Dec. 23.-William
Evans, former pitcher of the Pitts
burgh Nationals, who left to play
with the Oil City Independent nine
last season was married to Miss Anna
D. Elder, at Burlington, N. c., accord
ing to announcement received here.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-23
TRIANGULAR TRACK MEET,
(Rv ASsociafad pressl

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Dec. %.
Harvard, Dartmouth and Cornell will
hold their indoor triangular track meet
Feb. 26. in Mechanics hall, Boston
The indoor games of the New England
amateur athletic association union
will be held at the same time.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-23
Herman, Losing Cleanup
Sails for England
(By Associated Press)

NEW YORK, Dec. e3.-Pete Her
man, Of New Orleans, who lost his
title as worlds bantamweight boxing
champion last night to Joe Lynch, OF
this city, was a passenger today on
the steamship Imperator. sailing for
England. He is matched against
Jimmy Wilde, English fyweight
champion, for a 20 round bout in
Tnndon.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-23
MATCH TREMAlNE, sURMAN

CLEVELAND, O., Dec. 2D.-CarI
Tre-naine, of Cleveland and Joe Bur
man, of Chicago, bantamweight box
ers, have been matched for a ten
round contest here on January 10, &C.
cording to an announcement by Matt
Hinkel, promoter
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-23
PRACTICE YEAR ROUND.

PITTSBURGH, Dec. ga plan has
been evolved at Carnegie Tech to
keep the football squad organized the
year round, and thus help its effIcien-
cy The plan is to hold meetings at
regular intervals throughout the year.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-23
MTER-cITY BOXING

PITTSBURGH, Dec. ga team OF
amateur boxers left here last night
for New York, where they are to par
ticipate in an inter-city show.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-23

Civil war widows in the United
Sta tes number 290,I00.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-23
EARLHAM DEFENSE
CRUMBLES BEFORE
SCARLET'S ATTACK

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Ind. Dec. %.
-Earlham basketball five was defeat
ed by Wabash college here Wednesday
night in scrappy contest. 80 to %.
The game was a fight from beginning
to end, the Scarlet leading at the end
Of the first half, IL to 10.
Earlhann jumped into the lead at the
opening of the game when LAWYER
made free chance good and Goar
followed with field goal Goldsberry
put Wabash in the lead soon after by
throwing two fouls and two field goals
from the center Of the floor.
Vaughan's five kept slight edge
the rest of the time throughout the
game. Lawler gained six points out of
seven free chances and Goar added
two field goals to the total In the
first period. Goldsberry captured all
but two of the points for his team
in this part of the game.
Tighten Defense. .a
Wabash's defense gradually tighten
ed in the second period, with the de-
Tense of the Mowemen slackening.
Hall, Maroon forward. battled three
field goals through the hoops, but
his team mates could not hit their
stride. Captain Lawlcr was taken out
Of the game because of four personal
fowls Harley took his place and reg
istered once from the field.
Goldsberry, Of Wabash. was easily
the stellar point getter Of the contest
with seven two point markers and five
fouls. Goar scored heaviest for the
takers. having three field goals to
his credit. ....-
Defense Ragged.
Earlham's defense was not working
as smoothly Us in the Dental game.
The defense was q little ragged and
seemed unable to stop the uncanny
tossing Of Cat" Adams and "Snakey"
Goldsberry.
Lineup and summary:
Wabash (33) Earlham (23)
Adams ...........F... ....... LAWYER
Schanl1ub ...F............ Hail
Goldsberry ...... .C........... Carey
Burns ......... .G............ Goar
Crater C. ........ Johnson
Field goals-Hall, 8; Goar, 8; Had
ley, Goldsberry, z; Adams, 2; Schan-
laub. 2: Burns. Crater. Foul goals
Lawler. 6; Goal, 8; Goldsberry. s.
{Earlham) Hadley for
Lawler, Beasley for Johnson. johnson
for Beasley, Beck for Hadley. Wabash
Jewell for Adams, Stasand for Gold
berry, Thorn for Garter, Shelley for
Shanlaub. Referee-Maloney, Notre
Dame.
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Totals .... $3.50 760 800
High game-Foley, 1872: Klinger, 1872
High average--Brunner, 1863.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-23

High game-Thomas, 17s; Rees, 179.
High averase-Rees, 1852.
Evening star., 1920-03-07
DEMOCRATS TO SUPPORT
WEST VIRGINIA GOVERNOR
State Committee Will Meet Tues
day at Parkersburg to
Take Action.

CHARLESTON. w. Va. March g.
(Special)-A special meeting Of the
democratic state committee will be
called for F rkersburg next Tuesday
for the especial purpose of passing
upon resolution indorsing Gov
John J. Cornwell Of West Virginia for
President. it was learned here this week
from authoritative sources. Clem Sha-
yer of Fairmont, chairman Of the state
committee. is expected to send out the
call early next week.
This action is taken by the rank
and file of democrats to mean that
Ambassador John w. Davis. resi-
dent of Clarksburg. this state. does
not desire to be boosted as candi-
date for president. although Ambas-
sador Davis has made no public state
ment to that effect. He has. how
ever. called off a proposed trip home
from London, which he had planned
upon the urgent request OF democratic
leaders in this state, to size up the
situation in his behalf.
The announcement of Attorney
General Palmer was received with
merely passive interest by democratic
leaders in West Virginia. who are in
Charleston incident to the special
session of the legislature. All are
reluctant to comment on the an
nouncement.
Howard Sutherland. West Virginia g
senior United States senator. who
came to Charleston Wednesday On a
political mission and to look in upon
the special session of the legisla-
.ture, was reticent when asked about
hie presidential boom. He proposes
to issue a statement shortly defining
his position. HERBERT l.. GRIMM.
Evening star., 1920-03-07
PO|NDEXTER BOOM SAID.
T0BE WANING mi OREGON
Headquarters in Portland Closed
Democratic Petitions for Hoover
Candidacy Circulated.

PORTLAND, Ore, March 6 (Spe-
ciaD.-The Poindexter boom has fiat
tened out in Oregon from the looks OF
things. After scouting around for several
weeks for a manager to take charge OF
the headquarters office in Portland with
out results the door has been locked and
the place abandoned. While all is hustle
and activity in the Wood. johnson and
Lowden camps, there is nothing but
silence and a haIf-finished estimate OF
probab expenses on the table in the
Morgan building from which the Poin
dexter propaganda was to nave been
Rumor has it that the senator's
name will be placed on the Oregon
ballot. and also that he Will pay a
visit to this state during the latter
part Of April, but both are maans uneonnrm ,hn,
the candidate expects to stake his
chances on the result OF his speaking
tour in the state rather tnan on
General organized campaign by paid
workers, such as the other candidates
are now conducting.
The petitions started by former Gov
Oswald West to put Hoover's name on
tho democratic ballot have been sent
broadcast over the state and. accord
ing to Mr.. West are meeting with
success. incidentally the result of the
straw vote conducted by the Oregon
Ionrna, gave McAdoo 1898 votes.
Hoover 1881. Johnson 977 and Wood
334 with the various other Candidates
unite distance behind. McAdoo
inmned into the lead when a large
block Of votes came in from the rail-
road division points in eastern and
southern Oregon. RALPH WATOSN.
Evening star., 1920-03-07
FLORIDA HEARS BRYAN
SCORE SOME ASPIRANTS
Several Papers Declare Nebraskan
Is Logical Candidate-Editor
Berates Hoover.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. March 6
(SpeciaD.-William Jennings Bryan
has been in the state the past few
weeks and has made numerous
speeches, always taking occasion to
berate most Of the presidential pos-
sibilities'' and to insist that he want
ed nothing except to protect the
people. Some newspapers in towns
and cities where Bryan has spoken
have declared that he is again. the
logical candidate to lead the demo-
Gratis. while others have only lodged
the issue and are still talking of this
and that one. The st. Petersburg
Independent and the Palatka News
The Manatee River Journal, while ex-
pressing no preference for a demo-
cratic candidate. says that eff the
sugar trust. the packing trust and the
milling trust were the only ones tn
vote this year Mr.. Hoover could un-
doubtedly be elected"
No arrangements have been made
for presidential preferential pri-
mary In Florida. consequently there
will be no choice named or suggested
for the leadership either of democrats
or republicans. The republican Marty
, has already selected delegates to the
national convention and the demo-
cratic delegates will be named in the
primary election in June All will go
| uninstructed. and so far even the can
| didates for democratic delegates have
not expressed opinions. And the only
partisan action taken by the repub-
| licans in their convention was the
Endorsement of the Lodge reservations
GEORGE HOYT SMITH,
Evening star., 1920-03-07
MISSOURI Sentiment
FOR GOV. LOWDEN GROWS
ONLY Other Candidate Who Might
Have Chance Is Gen.
Leonard Wood.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March Especially.
with twenty-five of the thirty-two
district delegates from Missouri to the
republican national convention selected
and with the congressional district con-
yentions held in eleven Of the sixteen
districts republican politics In the state
has begun to assume some definite shape
and that is mostly If not entirely for
Gov. Lowden of Illinois for the nomi-
nation for President.
The present indications are that
Lowden will have the entire Missouri
delegation of thirty-six, including the
four delegates at large. though none Is
instructed and the situation is such
that National Committeeman Babler
and the republican state organization
can swing the delegation from Low
den to anybody else II when conven-
ton time comes that seems to be de-
sirable. But just now they are all
for Lowden and delegates who are
willing to vote for Lowden have been
elected in every district which has
had its convention.
Apparently the only other candi-
get any of the Missouri delegation is
chance is very slight. However. the
possibility exists in the fifth (kansas
CITY, district and in the fifteenth
(southwest MissourD that instruc-
tions will be given for Wood.
CURTIS A. Belts.
Evening star., 1920-03-07
THIRD OF HOOVER CLUBS
FORMED IN SPOKANE
Non-P Partisan Organizations Also
in Seattle and Tacoma-Special
Session Called to Ratify Suffrage.

TACOMA. WASH. March s Especially.
Democrats and republicans repre-
senting all factions in both parties
formed a non-partisan Hoover club
at Spokane this week. This completes
the formation of Hoover clubs in the
three larger cities Of the state. Seat
tie and Tacoma having previously
taken similar action. 80. CSC
A special session of the legislature
to ratify woman suffrage Amendment
has been called by Gov. Hart tfor
March %. This has halted temporal
lily presidential politics among the
republicans.
The municipal election4at Seattle at
which the triple alliance was over
clarity the political atmosphere and
remove from the field this element OF
voters whose activity has been more
or less feared.
Friends of Gen. Wood. Gov. Lowden
and Senator Harding are increasing
activity. Wood is seeking Poindex
ters second choice votes at the state
convention. johnson is working
among former progressives. Harding
is strong among stalwart republicans
and is making headway among poll
ticians. Lowden is finding support
in the country precincts. All are
making their campaigns secondary to
that Of Poindexter. Both the city and
country press as yet is silent in the
presidential campaign in republican
ranks.
Among the democratic press the Hoo
yer sentiment is creating considerable
speculation. but Hoover is practically
the only democratic possibility mention
ed by the partisan papers.
JAMES DeK. BROWN.
Evening star., 1920-03-07
Hoover Is to be Placed on
C.: O. p Ballot in California
viii Be Run in Opposition to Johnson--- Ticket
Pledged to Him Now Is
Being Selected
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
SACRAMENTO, Calf. March c.
Senator Hiram Johnsons republican
presidential aspirations in California
are to be challenged 1t was an
nounced today that a ticket pledged
to vote for Herbert Hoover at the
republican convention will be placed
on the republican ballot in the May
primary. Selection of the ticket is
gressional districts by the Hoover
supporters and its completion is ex-
pected within the next few days
Announcement of the Hoover ticket
will be followed by a vigorous cam
palgn in behalf of the former food
administrator throughout California.
II is predicted that prominent in the
fight in his behalf will be many for
mer supporters of Senator Johnson,
who have broken with him because
of his attitude toward the peace
treaty and the league of nations.
Count on Woman Voters.
The woman voters are counted on
strongly to line up in Hoovcrs be-
half. as we'll as the large number of
independent voters, who look upon
handle the great administrative prob
lens which will face the administra- :
ton.
Anyway the people of California
will be given the opportunity to pass
on Johnson's claim to be their
spokesman in national affairs.
The election will show whether the
senator still has the grip or public
opinion which he formerly held in
this state.
All reports from the south indicate
that in that section of the state Hoov-
er is the favorite. Many of the lead
ing citizens and republicans of Los
Angeles have already enrolled in the
Hoover-for-Presi Club.
Fav0rite Of Democrats.
Not only will Hoover's name be on
the republican ticket. but a Hoover
delegation will also he placed on the
democratic ticket. It is practically
conceded that Hoover Is the favorite
of the democrats for President. Many
Of them look upon him as the party 8
only chance to win the 1920 election.
Thus far the only other democrat
Evening star., 1920-03-07
TEXANS IND0RsE PRESIDENT
Democrats Arraign Those Who 0p-
pose Administration.

DALLAS. Tex. March 6.-Indorse-
ment of the administration Of Presi-
dent Wilson and arraignment of the
anti-administration sentiment as ex-
emplif1ed by the Bailey faction"
marked a statewide meeting Of Texas
democrats here today which il for
mulating plans for sending a pro-ad-
ministration delegation to the demo-
cratic national convention.
NJ. NJ. Crane of Dallas said Texas
democrats should rally under their
true political standard and not be led
to disrupt the democratic party from
within by assailing the national ad-
ministration in company with the re-
publicans."
Women from several sections Of the
state participated in the conference.
1t was declared Texas proposed to
send several woman delegates to the
San Francisco convention.
Evening star., 1920-03-07
Gen. Woods Ohio Campaign
Perturbs Hardi1g:S Friends
Senator May Be Asked to Giue More Time to
Home State Canvass---Gov. Cox ClaSsed as
Lone Democratic Aspirant.

of districts by asserting to other sec
ond choices, has been made much OF
here by the Harding opposition. But
the general went no further than TO
Indicate his belief that the Harding
movement was not gaining strength
outside the state and that as for him
self he had about decided not to at
tend the national convention. cen.
keifer was eighty-four January ~
last.
Ansberry May Manage Cox interests
Though there has been no conflrma-
tion of the report that former Rep-
resentative Timothy 7. Ansberry. now
OF Washington. will have charge OF
Gov. CoX's campaign for the presiden.
tial nomination, it is given general
credence here. where the close rela-
tions. both personal and political. pe-
tween the two men are so we'll known.
Gov. Cox left for a two-waek vacation
ately after diSposing of the Legislative
work that the final adjournment OF
the Legislature left on his hands. He
is still there. and will hold a confer
ence while there with Mr.. Ansherry.
With no other candidate for the
democratic presidential nomination
definitely announced, Gov. cox had
been apparently content to permit his
candidacy to drift on with no in
dividual direction and without the eN-
penditure OF any special energy be
hind it. But with the definite an
nouncement from Attorney General
Palmer that he is in the race it is ex-
pected here that the governors plans
and efforts in that direction will begin
to take on form and substance. In all
his political campaigns so far action
has been characteristic of Gov. Cox.
and with the development of real op-
position a characteristic Cox cam
paign will undoubtedly start.
Party Solid for the Governor.
The governor will, however. need to
pay no attention to his own state. Not
a vestige of opposition appears in the
party here. Some have suggested that
Mr. Palmer's entrance signifies that
he is to have the favor of the national
administration, but conceding that, so
closely is Senator Pomerene operating
with the governor that the federal
patronage in this state could not well
be used in any way adverse to the in
terests of Mr.. Cox.
j. H. GALBRAITH.
Evening star., 1920-03-07
-Four Republicans Contest
In Indiana Primary Field
Presidential Candidates Line Up for the Cam,
paign With Results Doubtful---DenocrQts
Hopeful of Electing y. S. Senator

therefore there will be little oppor-
tunity to overcome by political STRAIT
egy what Wood may have accomplish
ed in the primaries. Also Wood ia to
be in Indiana at the time of the con-
vention.
A good many things have happened
in the last week to indicate that the
democrats believe they have a chance
at the next election in Indiana. Thom-
as Taggart has entered the race for
United States senator and will get
the nomination without opposition 1t
is being whispered about in demo-
cratic circles that the campaign Tag
CART will make will be no perfunctory
affair. They say he has had his eye
on the senatorship ever since trouble
developed among republicans over the
Goodrich administration. 'Taggart is
fixed Every comfortably" financially
and as a political strategist he Is not
to be put in second place.
WESLEY SMITH.
Evening star., 1920-03-07
MARYLAND VETS
ARE ON WARPATH
Baltimore Mayor in DeIega-
tion Which Asks Dry Re-
peal by Legislature.

BALTIMORE. Md. March (Spe-
ciaD.-The Chicago and San Fran
cisco conventions may or may not
sidestep the liquor issue next sum-
mer. but. judging by the appearance
Of things at Annapolis, where the
legislature is meeting these days.
the question is not to be lodged at
the polls next November. The
'wets," while rather dubious as to
what relief from prohibition they
can obtain through the legislature.
are registering their protests in no
uncertain terms and. incidentally, it
is noted that representative men In
and outside of politics have joined in
the fight.
Mayor William F. Broening, against
whom the "wets" have felt some re-
sentiment because Of failure to appear
at rally last fall. is one Of the latest
to come out openly. He. with Waldo
most bankers. headed a delegation
which went to the state capital on
Thursday to demand action toward
reputation Of the federal prohibi-
| tion amendment. In the party were
such men as w. H. Hayward, presi-
HShl Vi tuC Si1IIUcE VI commerce
n. Winslow Williams. Adj. Gen. Henry
NJ. Warf1eld and Rev. Bernard j
Mcnamara.
Another barometer of sentimen
was the vote Of Representative Ben
son. who represents the second dis
trict. for repeal of the Volstead en-
forcement act in the House on Thurs
day. He voted for the Volstead act
when it was passed by the House. Al
that time he was forced to explain tc
his constituents that, so long as the
federal prohibition amendment had
been ratified, he felt that it was the
plain duty of Congress to provide
machinery for its enforcement. In
explaining his vote for repeal this
week. he said that he felt at thai
| time that a revulsion of sentimen,
| would follow the Volstead act, and
| that it had come. He said his vote
| represented the sentiment Of his con.
stituents Of the second district
There are growing evidences that q
! large portion of the voters will wan,
/ to know where the candidates stand
| on the liquor question before the,
| cast their ballots. This is especially
true Of Baltimore city. There are
many who openly declare that the,
will put this issue ahead Of party
alignment this year.
JOHN A. ELGERT.