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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-04-03
MISS oRGILL HOSTESS AT
DINNER FOR BRIDAL PARTY

Miss Adele Orgill, who has just been
welcomed home after several weeks
stay on the coast win be the charming
hostess at an elegantly appointed DIN,
entertain in honor of Miss Fleecie May
Phillips and the members OF the Phil
lips-Dessomes bridal party. A special
" favored guest also viii be. Miss Eliza,
beth Fields, Of New York. who VIII
arrive on Monday for a visit with Miss
Orgill. -,
Following the dinner the guests will
attend the Tennessee Club ball.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-04-03
MANY AFFAIRS PLANNED
IN HONOR OF MISS PHILLIPS

Among the many social affairs
planned for the coming week in honor
marriage to Mr.. Maurice Delord Des,,
somes will take place on Monday. April
IL, will be luncheon rendered on
Monday afternoon by Miss Jamie Hal
Ter. Appetizer eagerly anticipated event
is the box party at which Miss Mar
garet Boyle will entertain the. members
Of the bridal party on Monday eve
ming.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-04-03
MRS. SMITH WILL COMPLIMENT
LOVELY YOUNG DEBUTANTES

Mrs. Milton Smith will entertain at
luncheon on Wednesday in special COM
Miss Blanche Cutrer, of Clarksdale, and
Miss Virginia Moore.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-04-03
Here and There

Miss Carolyn Samelson, a student Of
the Milwaukee Downer seminary, Is
spending the Easter holidays with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l. Samelson, OF
1929 Harbert avenue.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-04-03

Mrs. H. Kokosky, OF New Orleans
formerly Miss Mildred Hirsch, of this
city, is spending the Easter holidays
with her parents, MIR. and Mrs. A.
Gronauer, 2s7 Stonewall Place.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-04-03
Announcements
BEAUTIFUL EASTER BRIDE
WILL HAVE QUIET WEDDING

Miss Virginia Johnson. the beautiful
young daughter of Mrs. Harry Prince
johnson. whose marriage to Mr.. Law
renee Mccormick, OF Chicago. Will be
one Of the most important nuptials OF
EaStertidA, has planned a very quiet
wedding.( 3Only members of the two
families will be present at the cere-
mony. which will be solemnized at
o'clock on Wednesday evening at st.
Mary's chapel, the Ri. Rev. Thomas f.
Gailor. bishop Of Tennessee. officiating
Miss Mildred Johnson, the attractive
younger sister Of the bride, will be her
maid OF honor and Mr.. Mccormick will
be attended by his brother. Mr.. George
Mccormick, of Chicago, as best man.
The wedding will be followed by a
reception to which. only few Intimate
friends have been hidden at the Hotel
tiayoso, where Mrs. johnson and her
daughters are at home for the present.
Shortly afterward Mr.. Mccormick VIII
take his bride for Southern bridal
trip.
a distance will attend the. wedding
among them being: Miss Emily and Mr..
George Mccormick. Of Chicago; sister
and brother OF the bridegroom, Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Johnson. q 81 Louis; the
sister of the bride; Mr.. Arthur Syme,
Mr. and Mrs. X. l.. Ames and Miss
ROSEMARY Ames. Of Chicago; Miss Ada
johnson. Mr. James Bergs. Miss Grace
Bell Mr.. Francis Neidringhaus and
Mr.. Pelham Turner. of st. Louis; Mr.
George Church, of New York; Mr..
ernest Rubsamen, of Summit, n. j,
and Mr.. stephen Jenckes. OF ProVi-
dence, r. I.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-04-03
Old Floors Refinished.

New floors, m&sAl weatherstrips and
Floor q Screen Co., Main 1888. adv.
screens installed anywhere. Chears
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-04-03
WILL ENTERTAIN AT TEA
IN HONOR OF BRIDE .ELEC

Among the delightful pre-nuptial af-
fairs planned In honor OF Miss Fleecio
May Phillips, one of the most enjoya-
BILE will be the tea rendered on We'd
nesday afternoon by Mrs. Henry Hay
le1e, and Mrs. w. G. Somerville.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-04-03

AErr. H. p. Johnson and daughters
are 20 home for The present at the
Hptes GaYosS. laters following the
Jalles@ns EcfscPrqtcis NetainG. Mrn
Johnson, with Miss Mildred Johnson,
will be at home with her daughter
Mrs. Everett Pidgeon.
Mrs. j. w. Cutrer, Miss Blanche
Cutrer and Mrs. Duncan McCallum OF
Claksdale, Miss. will be charming visi-
tors in tho city for several weeks and
viii be guests at the Hotel Chisca.
Miss isabel Orme of New Orleans
who is visiting in Knoxville, where she
will be member Of the bridal party
lot EDS GarrnGe % Eilss Kathecine Var
nell 30 Mp, Mostor Ross, viii arrive
on April ", to be the guest af Miss
Orgill. She has visited Miss Orgill
on previous occasion, and her com
source of much pleasure in social cir
Cles.
A popular young visiting matron for
whom several delightful social affairs
are planned, is Mrs. Thomas Richards
Price, OF Knoxville, who will be for
several weeks the guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Il. Russell
Mr.. and Mrs. John Joseph Wade, Jr.
have returned after a trip to Biloxi,
Gulfport and other coast resorts.
-
Miss Beatrice Felsenthali. OF Chi
cago, who will be pleasantly remem-
bered as one Of the attractive debu-
tantes at the Rex ball in November,
will arrive next week to be the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Oppenheimer.
Miss Regina Oppenheimer, who is at
tending the Cincinnati Conservatory Of
Music, IN spending the Easter holidays
with herr parents, Mr.. and Mrs. n. c.
Oppenheiner, 1888 Peabody avenue.
-
Mrs. w. l.. Capp, Mrs Aubrey Clapp
and Miss May McCrosky spent the week
end with Mrs. John !. Taylor and Mrs.
William Sanders. in Jackson, Tenn.
SOC WEDDING
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-04-03

Miss Adele Orgill has been well
coined home after stay on the coast
the guest OF Miss Frances Dockery,
Miss Elizabeth Fields, of New York.
who has also been visiting Miss Dock
cry, will be the guest OF Miss Orgill
for a fortnight, and will be charming
participant in the social affairs Of the
Easter season.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-04-03
DECEPTIVE
APPEARANCES

When you see an owl you
think of great wisconsin,
ply because he leaks wise.
Yet a pigeon is wiser.
Similarly, when you see a
steak, you think of great
nourishment-si simply because
it Iook5 nourishing. Yet, bulk
for bulk, beans are more nu>
tritious.
The great wisdom of the pa
irons of CHILDS is evidenced
by the fact that they con-
sumo 100000 pounds of
beans Q year.
New York or Hostssi
GOES ae Isvter -Ssi6ansa s9tL
pork, ham, OF eornsd
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-04-03

Mr.. and Mrs. John Joseph Wade, Jr.
have returned after a trip to Biloxi
Gulfport and other coast resorts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-29
MEMPHIS and ATLANTA
BATTLE IN GOLF FINALS
Two Players From Each City Quail
ify for Honors In Southern
WOmcn's Championship.

NEW ORLEANS. oct. 2S.-Memphis
and Atlanta will battle in the finals
for the Southern Womcn's GOLF As
ISOLATION championship. it became ev-
idcnt here to-day when two players
from each city qualified for the semi
finals.
Mrs. David Gaut, Memphis. viii
meet Mrs. John Hodges. Memphis.
In the upper half tomorrow. whiIr
Mrs Dazicr Lowndcs. Atlanta, and
Miss Nosalic Mayer. Atlanta. are pair
ed In the lower bracket. The closest
match In to-day's round OF the cham
pionship was that In which Mrs
ID. i.onwdca defeated Mrs. J. NJ Tay-
Tor. New Orleans, = up. The two were
all square at the end OF sixteen holes
or play but New Orleans hope faded
when Mrs. I.cwndcs won the seven
teen hole and took the next when Mrs
Taylor began slicinE into the rough
Mrs. Gaut won easily from Mrs. w
c. Walker. Memphis. seven and sin
Mrs. Hodges long driving was a fea-
turc OF her match with Mrs. T. H.
Paine, which she won three and two.
Mrs. NJ. Schumatc. Jr.. rmingham
by defeating Mrs. &. W. Stricklcr,
Atlanta, 1--WE and four. qualified to-
day for tho finals with Mrs. j. q.
o'Ecllcy, New Orleans, for the solace
trophy. Mrs. w. &. Iianl.y, Boga-
lusa, meets Mrs. s. T. Nubers. Rirm-
ingham. and Mrs. George IIaryington
Atlanta. meets Mrs. Ben Humphreys
Memphis, in the Scmi-nnalS for the
Audubon trophy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-29
HANDY IS MAKING VOTE
WINNING DRIVE IN NINTH
Fcnd> sanGuinr lie win wi, MI
' rom b"sr"m SIcmp. re
pmblicun Unnamed.

,ni'i'o'ts from Ia. Ninth dis;rir.
iiiIt and mat Lieutenant Boiling II
49, VINO - opposing Rcprcs.nta-
uNG haScom Slcmp for Congress /.
making vote wimniug r3,n M ~
ana that b." viii succeed in wr.e |i : ., -
S'Flct from III" Republicans
senator Carter Glass mas nm,
is,fN"rh! Speeches for Handy In H..
"aStrtGt. Lieutenant Handy has =,
SSn'thn!N war record. lie is on. 90
wOrld-Mar go '"c Great
senator Glass has been called upou
~ IN: democratic campaign man
HE'rS 10 hurry ITO Norfolk where III.
.''H"rIhtl c candidat. for Congress
S.hatoT }. I. Deal, is opposed nv =,
,uH'"h OF Republicans. Woman Srf
rag" an! prohibition ,.lon.nis M
men are OPPOSING IN, 6."a,is. az H.,
"S"i 10 vote Tor the Ratification Of
N anthony amendments Forre /.
i'H"'i oil IN" prohibition Many.
tD'H.u ~" opposition because OF mo
OF advocacy Of the wet" tnuy,
81. ~. Isnt preceding ratification 81
, ,,,', ir"hl"'ti"n Am"ndment rho ne.
pH"i!NiHS ar" rcported TO hive y.
I'hHHG :, iarGr sum Of money in IN.
'''"h! hlSI'Ict. confident OF cIptur
ht INC "iSiri': for TIL" g. O. j.
senator Glass Will speak in Nor.
,".h saturday night. James NJ Beck.
90" h'ahs IN Richmond tonight TO.
'n' i:"ruh!icHn candidates. w!jl nix,
speak In Norfolk tomorrow. t,nnr,.
IRE now being made in Norfnil. to ar
rang" Tor a joint debate ON "'Th,.
itd:l" -: Nations between C;i.s.
"i' i'eeh. II tho joint dcbat. 3
"EI-t" I" hi the 'wo speakers III.
,n'' Ting winch VIII he held IN IL.
MAJ Ihn'r"ac!". promises 20
' " mos; interesting OF tho cam
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-29
COMMISSION TO SIT
Industrial Bndy viii Conduct Hear
iuSs In Number Of Inn
pOrtant Gases To-day

the state Industrial Commission
~. 81 70" hearing Ia "a number Of
important cases this morning at thc
n"hn4larters OF tho commission,
SKIN street, near Main NJ! mem
"crS of the commission nave arrivc,
ln Richmond
Ths tol!owin. Richmond cases arc
TO bc heard Thomas CHRISTIAN, en-
~ y"d In the DAVID VI. Lea. 4 60.
plant 10 what extent the nrm is Ia
nc. James \ T."c, employed Us the
\ i'@IniA halfway ana Power Com
ranF T. H.. Homer win Kingan x
:" ltrcph l.. Harris, with the RicH.
r'Cnd CEDAR works charles WRIGHT.
WHl the Eriuscr llaudl. Comnauv
~ Hucles, WITH the J. y Mosbv
2any J. = Sclpd with tho Amer.
'"th Can Company DAME, Lent
~ lil Sayiic Il Claiborne: william
IoN with 'h" missouri. Bridge and
Iisti Company.
The following cases from out Of
ieWu are 70 D" reviewed: Edward
! ',G5uson. claims for INJURIES vine
.n the employ ~ TN, Roe Trec I.vf,,-
Der Company livingston.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-29
PREP SCHOOL ELEVENS
READY FOR GAME TODAY
John Marshall and Petersburg Will
Plny ut boulevard Field.
squads in Good shane.

one of the hardest prep school
battles q! the local season Vii he
y AGED THIS afternoon a. i;l5 O'Clock
wnen the John Marshall high School
Z, even. lines up against the strong
J ,etcTsours team. az boulevard Field.
Botn squads have UccU workius hard
III pF eparAt!cn for the contest and
1Niu go OIL the ncid in the pink OF
condition. Few injuries have marked
tn early gam 5 and both coaches
70 start the game. 1t is probable
thai Captain Tyson Will not be able
10 play the entire game due 10 an
injury 10 Ills back. received In the
FORK Union game, from which he has
not iul!y recovered
There Is little dope to bc gathered
from the previous games OF the TWO
schools nat Will AID In selecting a
rrphabI" winner OF this afternoon :
ray. Petersburg has been defeated
~ the strong Blackstone Military
-Acadeiny team, state prep champions.
while the MArsha!l!trs were Just
nyatth cut by the fork Union
ripnsh mp. The locals, however. vii!
enter tn" game slight favoritcs. due
!" the strong showing made in their
gam. and continued Improvement
turing the week.
Thing Graham local mentor. viii
neld 10 start The game: left end.
saunders ~, taclsi", EiddIc: let,
GUARD. Greene; center Lambeth
right guard. Ewing, right tackle
.asH Ter, right end. Hinklc. loft hal!
BIankchshlp; fun 49,, Tyson tcap-
'"tn?' night halL.- SY.vagt quarter
Hunter Carpenter win referee IN,
-"ine, with mother member OF The
u. VI. y, g. as umpire.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-29
SCORES DISTINCT
TRIUMPH IN RICHMOND
Fully 5000 Fans Witness Exhibitions at Broadway
Observation-Disclosures Beaten by Roy Mchcll-In-
door Wrestling Begins Next Month.

u solid jolt 10 the jaw. Mitchell came
back with another soun dpunch. Then
fans We're ON there toes and were all
set for some fast and furious mix
ing.
Billy Starts Well.
In about the middle Of the round
WollsieiIcr had the big boy Il little
EroSEy, but failed 10 follow up his
opportunity and he Strengthened out.
immediately ar;erwarh Billy made Il
made rush at his opponent and ran
into II hard swung upper cut which
caught him ON the point Of the jaw.
He went to his knees and managed
To rise at the count Of three. Get
ting to his feet he rcclcd around
The ring and again fell down. He
succe eded in covering UP until the
bell came to the rescue.
The second opened with Rily still!
unsteady from the punishment re-
ccivcd in the first round. He made Il
the bigger boy was too much for
him. lie was noorcd twice in sue
ccSsion and was in Il corner covering
III and using the ropes to support
him when he held up his hand and
referee "Hclie" Smith stopped the
bout.
Closing the bill was tho battle
royal between six coolred fighters.
been staged in this city FOR some
time. Every one crowded to the
rinIsidc to see the grand hubbuh
They entered the ring. all kinds. biz
and husky, black and tan. with no
referee in the ring they went at Il.
ON" darky opcncs np with corkinS
another boy and they all went after
him. He was sent rolling out of the
ring for this offence. Down they
went one after the other until only
three were left. Two of these set
out to beat the other one up. Read
ing defeat. he retired and left ono
tall lanky brown skin" and another
husky black hoy 10 settle the argu-
mcnt. They fought for about Il min
ute when the black one Was sent
sprawlinE through the ropes and the
lanky high yclla" grinncd and
picked up the money the fans had
thrown III the ring and was declared
the victor.
While last night marked the clos
Ing of the Broadway Athletic Arena
for the season the promoters will
begin their indoor wrestling pro-
gram at the City Auditorium next
month. pinkey Gardner and Waino
kctonen have been cscurcd 10 furnish
the first bout which will be held
November q.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-29
Y. M. C. A. CAMPAIGN FOR
MEMBERS CLOSES TONIGHT
Yesterdays Total WINS n..:, Nccruits.
I.cns Than flnlf the Quota Filled
In First Four Days.

Forty members were recruited yes
tcrday in the Y. NJ. G. y. campaisn
for ncw members. bringing tn, total
TO "23 for the four days that the
drive has been in progress. The Reds
continue TO lead the other tennis by
"a wide margin in the RICE. with
ninety to their credit. The Whites
are second. with siNty-ninc. The
Blues are trailing close behind with
siNty-four. Red Division. No. team.
under the leadership OF Captain stat
ford. went into first place for tho in
G!riduai team standing with twenty
one. Red team No. /. captaincd by
Il. G. Hawkins, is second. with
twenty.
The campaign Will cloSc tonight ut
$50. when the workers will meet al
supper and turn in their final re-
ports.
The supper hour tonight will be
at $50 instead of G:30.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-29

Boxing scored n distinct triumph
mere last night when "Xelie" Smith
and Billy" Wollsicfrer, wrestling
promoters of Richmond put on an
excellent card at the Broadway A;h-
lctic Arena. Six bouts, four-round
affairs. and two six -round exhibitions
composed the card and they were the
ciancSt ever seen here. Fully 5000
boxing enthusiasts crowded their way
into the arena and occupied every
seat Many were forced TO stand in
order TO get glimpse of the con-
tcstants in the ropcd arena.
Joe Richardson and James Robert
son. two negroes. started the pro-
four rounds. The fighters went after
each other and this mill was the live
lest of the entertainment, with the
possible exception of the battle royal
hctwccn five negroes, which woun;
declared a draw by Referee Smith.
Young 1lccnsn and Colt went on
for the second bout of tho evening
= ur-round affair. The boys fought
iIecnan was declared the winner on
points.
Staples md Painter Drnv.
otto Staples and Painter fought n
four-round affair following tho Iiecn-
an-Cole bout Painter began the pro-
ccedinEs by going after his oppon-
ent in lively fashion and clearly out
Slassed Staples In the initial round.
strong in the lastt nrce rounds and
rcgaincd the advantage secured by
PAINTER and the bout was declared IA
draw
'fia;tlng" witt and Gunner"
Leonard. both of Richmond. fought
the first round bout OF the even
ing. witt put up good exhibition.
but Leonard WAS a shade better and
received the verdict on points.
Johnny McE;voy and Paddy Mills.
both wcllknown boxers. furnished
a good bout in their four-round af-
fair. The match WIS spirited and
both men exchanged some healthy
wallorS. Mills was awarded the fight
on points.
The Wollsieffer-M Mitchell bout con-
c!uded the regular boxing bill. The
contest was scheduled to go six
rounds. but was stopped in the sec
ond when WollseiTer was "all in
and hanging >On the ropes for sup
port. When the men entered the
ring Mitchel;'s Weight was given
AS l35 pounds. hut he looked at least
ten heavier. Wollsicrcr gave his
weight as 20 and looked the part.
1t started out To be a real tight.
Billy opened IN the milling" with
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-29
WOMAN'S AUXILIARY MEETS
hrs. George Wayne anderson re-
h"ris Members ~ he Active
III Postwar MARI

IL" lH" Jh!ied states VIII N#rtl-
= ~ nav" forgotten IT, par,I,.na-
lion in the world war !usid. M ,o,
S"ars was declared ~ Mrs George
Nayne Anderson Yesterday .,
meeting of III. Womar's tuy'lis-,,
~ the Richmond Cnapi.r or
american Legion ia tn. jefferson,
HDt".. Mrs. Anderson appealed for
greater interest in postwar ,yor..
'i'"d the maintenance ot ~. rra,t
patriotism which characterized h,r.T
1ta "df efforts. she stated iIai -he
members Of the Woinan's A.X,lt..,
fhoui1 consider their WORK u th.
same light as tho women OF ,n. f.or.
itncracy after the War Between thc
Miss Kate Meyers was aBpo.n,.a
hartman Of the COMMITTEE to I'll,
the families 81 the soldier Il,
ghosc bodies have been sent bsrs
from overseas. u is planned "a ~
.p.a the activities OF the auxiliary
ana to cooperate more wlth IL.
american Legion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-29
RICHMOND COLTS MAY
LEAVE VIRGINIA LEAGUE
Wilson to Surrender Franchise II
This City Is Not Given All
Saturdays.
,lOGuLS TO MEET AGAIN
Will Confer in Norfolk Next Month
TO Settle Mattcr-Salary Limit
Raised - Freak Deliveries Arc
Abolished.
MOGULS TO MEET AGAIN
fSpcclal 10 Tho Times pispatch.i

Especial to The Times-n ispa!ch.i
SUFFOLK. VA. OF. =, ss. ,o.nai
start the 1921 season without the
Richmond Colts, If owners OF the
other seven clubs sec III 10 take away
tvom this city any OF the Saturday
games.
This was the outcome OF the peace
fnl session held here today 10 close
the 1920 season and officially award
20 the Portsmouth Truckers the 1929
championship. The meeting had pro-
c"eded with the business OF closing
The books. etc. when the question OF
SATURDAY contests was brou%h, Up
r. w Wilson, owner Of the Rich
mond Colts. Stated cnphatically that
The magnatcS might as Well count his
team out unless Richmond is given
Wilson addressed the meeting follow
in. a vote OF the owners that no
club would be given more than two
thirds OF the Saturdays.
In reply TO this. Mr.. Wilson stated.
Unless Richmond can have 100 per
sent SATURDAY games, you can con-
slider me out. My franchise will bc
disposed of and the league can make
some other plans.
Officials o! the league called an
other meeting, which will hc held i'll
lass finally upon the matter of SAL
a Willingness TO rent his park in
Richmond 10 some person acceptable
the ownership OF the Richmond Colts
Barring Of the spitball and othc-
reah deliveries was agreed upon by
the .naSnates. The salary limit for
payers. exclusive OF managers. WAS
set at S2,sOn. y committee OF three
viii be appointed by the league presi-
dent TO see that this latter rule is
carried out.
Al OF the mosuls were present. IN
Nee :I1.IS s tLesay M6y w Il EIalley'
OF sichmond; =. NJ. Barry and Perry
I;uih, of Norfolk: Mr.. DAWSON. OF
Gr;smouth: {. :. Barnes. of Newport
News. l.. L. Kidd, OF Petersburg: ".
; H.amon, VI. 4. cross. L. l.. Wood |
ward. i. o. Harvey and r. l. Roe. OF
; nGoik; NJ. i. Dawson and j. /. |
nc me, OF Rocky Mount: ". -. ADAMS |
md c. 3. West. Of Wilson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-29
FATE OF ORGANIZED BALL
WILL Be DECIDED TO-DAY
American Leagues "LoyuI Five"
to Hold Conference in
Chicago.
ley Associated rress.l

CHICAGO. oct. 2S.-Prcsidcnt John
son. of the American League. and
the five club owners which have sided
with him in all league fights. will
hold conference here tomorrow
he a baseball war over the propose ed
reorganization of tho national game.
Officially, the conference is Il meet
ing OF the leagues hoard OF direc-
tors, but unonicially the clubs which
Johnson terms the loyal five will he
present while the three which have
opposed the Junior circuit president
in his administration of league af-
fairs have not been invited
Meeting with Johnson will bc rep
rcsentativcs of the Philadelphia.
Washing ton. Cleveland. Detroit and
-. Louis clubs. They will take up
IL" proposal made ny the eight Ma
tional League ANA the Chicago. New
York ana Boston American League
clubs that the national commission he
abolished aud control of baseball
placed in the hands Of Il civilian
tribunal" OF three men financially
d!Sintercsted in the game.
Baseball men point out that there
are TWO courses which the maEnatcS
might take tomorrow. One is 10 agree
clubs at tho session called for Novem-
Der \. Tha other is to refuse to
take par: in the proposals for n
change in professional baseball man
While President Johnson tonight
would make no statement. his friends
expressed the opinion that the club
owners would agree TO take part in
the November conference.
II ttiS Is done. il is believed John
son and his followers VIII present
4 nter-proposition for rccrgani-
eaton which VIII contain the prin-
ciples OF the I.acker nlan. but with
several changes in tho administration
81 N: plan: Such action, IL is ho.
!levcd. would avert a baseball war
unt!i 1t was found Impossible to reach
an agreement at the final conference
liz November.
loT change la the control of the
game. however. probably would bring
ABOUT baseball! war. il is believed
i0r the eleven magna:cs who have
already Eon" on record as iavoring
Inc l-aSke- plan have issued an ul,i-
mhtuin that unless the other clubs
1oin them they will form n twelve
cINp league without tho five .A,nrri
can i.ca"u" clubs which back Johnson.
such action. il liz believer ,,,i,b.
result in court actions. FricnI.e ~
!ncnt Johnson pointed out thar
me tW'ntE-ycar contract signed ~,
.ne american Lcagu" clubs in 1910
ana effective until 1890. provide ibat
me clubs must all stick together and
Tor any club to Join A nov Ica,.,,a
Would he in violation Of this contrn%,
IS also pointed out that a cI1I,
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ms ana That, consequently. hc ana
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