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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-20
MCMILLAN SOCCER TROPHY
AT STAKE in LOCAL MIX

win or n draw for the Miners
will give the cup new one-Car.
bonado. The Duthie club is present
holder OF the trophy.
All records for Northwest soccer
attcndances are expected TO be shat.
tered at Liberty park when Billy
Waller sounds the whistle for the
kickoff at 2:3O tomorrow afternoon.
The teams will line up as follows;
Duthies: Smith. Allcrton. OToole.
Beech. Weir, Tunnecliffe, II. Upton.
Douglns, Forgie. Martin and Shcarer
Carbonate: Banks or Bowers,
Allen. w. Harlin. Weston, Buch
Anderson. Byors, Stobbs. Davies.
Hannus and II. Uarlin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-20
Mat Titles
at Stake in
Final Bouts
p. N. A. Meet Opens Friday
and Closes Tonight

Six T.. y a mat titles will he de.
cidcd tonlgh, al the University of
Washington when the finals OF the
seasion which got under way last
night are run off The elimination
trials let the following men to com.
pete for houors.
Last nights results follow
ies- pound class Poster Jones. Seattle
\. AZ. G. A., Won a decislon from Mhsui.
University Of Washington. on aggressive
issf,ound class clayton noling.r. q.
OF W. won from Esson Pool hy fall IN
Leo. W T.. uamiiu. 81 A A C.. won
from Garland connor. L. Of W. by fail
In t.1t
pound eiass-A. GrAcey. v. NJ. G.
\. won decision from William Erickson.
Seattle y. NJ G, A. Ernest Drumm,
American Legion Post Of Husum, won a
decision from Dean Boiiman. 4. OF w.
". 4. Hamiin. " A A C.. won from
9ll
iss-pound class-otto Bardarson. u. Of
W. won a decision from Jim Lamb. Seat
tie n ~. C. A. Raymond bright. u. al
w. won from Carl FreiiinEer. NJ. A. A.
O.. BY fall IN 72o.
i7s-pound eiass--Jack Fisher U. OF
W, won a decision from Morris Boiiinger.
y. Of W. Joe Crumb. 4. OF W. won q
dscifion from u. Bcntson. 4. OF W.
Tonights bouts will be
lia-pound class. ~ Garrison. NJ. A.
a G.. and Sam Cap"lato. Seattle y. NJ.
ca
igs-pound ciass-FoHtcr Jones. Seattle
Y NJ g. A. and Carter. 4. OF W.
iaA-pound ciaaa--ClRyton Holinger. u.
Of W. Corners. L. OF w. George II.
Clarke. NJ. a. a. c.. Chris Bjornsdt. Seat
tie !. NJ. c, A.. and Blaine Gibson. Y.
OF ".
IN tho ias-nound class win be Ernest
Drumm. American Legion post. HuRum.
wash! W. l. Hamlin. NJ A A. G.
ibA-pound ciass--Otto BardsrSon, u. of
W. Raymond Bright. 4, Of w. George
Hansen. NJ. A. A. G. and Dewey Baker.
Seattle Y. NJ. G. A.
i7S-pound ciass-Jack Fisher, u. of
w. Joe Crumb. U. OF w. and Paul Da-
Wis. u. OF W.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-20
WASHINGTON
CANOE CLUB
LAYS PLANS

Laying plans for a busy water
season. the Washington Canoe club
Is starting a campaign for members.
The club, after four years idlcness
because OF the war. Is staging a real
comeback this spring and 25 mem.
bers have been lined up so far
The club plans the construction OF
a club house at Leschl park this
summer. All sports will be con.
Quoted on Lake Washington. Races.
carniyals. special stunts are also
planned with competitive races with
outside canoeists on the proposed
program. Their season starts In
June. New members can line up
with the organization thru Piper a.
Taft's.
At recent election Herb Odiund
was named Commodore Earl Wilson.
fleet captain, A. II. Adams. score.
tary, and Horace Van Tinker,
treasurer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-20

The Tacoma boys hsv. a mighty
/ fast team. made up OF youngsters
who have played together for scv.
into the locals the other night and
are figured TO give The star kings a
close rub again tonight
80 They saith
Tacoma scribcs say that wcdnes.
days scrap between the two fives
WAS the tastes, game ever played
on a Tacoma floor.
MacpougaiI's powerful aKxrcrn.
ton is too well known TO Seattle
basketball fans for further intro.
duction. They'll take the floor with
the same lineup that faced Tacoma
the other night In Dick trayu.
Ralph Smith and Jack Davidson.
the Macs have a nifty trio OF for.
wards. Frayn and Smith will prob
ably star, the game. And then
there's Emil Custafson. another
fast forward ready to step into
the fray.
Dixon Shiveiey. a steady man. will
hold down the center job and Grover
kertis and George ov~rton will
play guards. Tho guards are well
taken care Of by this pair. Harold
Bolts II ready TO step into a guard
place II necessary.
Tacoma Lineup
The Tacoma team will line up
with Shelley Pearne and wcs Cor.
don at forwards. Harry Pearne at
center and sontax and Tenxier at
guards.
Shelley pearne n the star OF this
outfit He counted six field goals
In Tacoma the other night. scoring
4, out OF the 20 points counted
by his squad.
, II the Tacoma boys win tonight
third game viii be necessary and
the city for. the playoff will be
decided by the flip Of coin after
tonights mix.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-20
BOWEN WINS
CUE STRUGGLE
FROM STONE

w. q. c. Bowen eliminated Sam
Stone from The Stars three-cushion
tourney at Brown a Hulen's last
night by a count of 20 to II. II took
Bowen 65 innings 10 turn In his
game.
No games are scheduled for to.
night. The next matches in the Class
Il tourney. which Is fast reaching
the finals. will be played of Monday
Entries for Monday will be drawn
today.
The Glass A meet will get under
way as soon as the Class Il tourney
is OF OF the boards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-20
Coast League Will Open Here One Month From Today
II Weeks of
Baseball for
Seattle Fans
Seals Open Season Here
April 20; Play Runs
for 20 Weeks

After opening with two weeks
Of baseball on the road, the Seat
tie Siwashes will perform before
local fans for the first time ono
month from today with the San
Francisco Seals furnishing the
opposition. Los Angeles follows
San Francisco.
The Seattle team will have IL
weeks Of baseball on the home
pasture and IL weeks on the
road, opening In Sacramento
April 6 and closing in San Fran
cisco October IL. Each team
appears In each city twice during
the year.
Seattle gets two out OF three hob
day dates. playing the Salt Lake
Bees here Decoration day and en-
tertaining the Vernon Tigers on tn,
Fourth of July. Labor day will FIND
the Siwashes playing in Los Angeles
with Vernon.
Seattle's biggest home stay will
be in the middle OF the season wher
they are at home from July 81 Z,
August 81. total Of five series.
Fourteen games. morning tits
scheduled for Sacramento. will b,
played in Stockton. Cal. during thu
season.
Other opening dates for the seasox
on April eth find Portland playing
in Salt Lake, Vernon at San Fran
cisco and Oakland at Los Angeles
on the closing date Oakland play.
in Salt Lake, Los Angeles in Sacra
mento and Portland in Los Angelo,
with Vernon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-20
CLASSY WELTER
CARD

Looks like n fine bunch Of flstic
performers will toss militia at the
Crystal Pool Tuesday night. with
Billy Wright. Coast weiter champion.
defending his title against Morrie
Lux. the Kansas City boy. In the
main event. and Mike Pete. the husky
WILKINSON miner. tackling Jimmy
Storey In the second event two fast
bouts are sure to be offered for tho
night Soldier" Woods. the wild
man. will try 1T again with Lloyd
Madden in the third bout. They
fought draw a short time ago Two
other bouts complete the card.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-20
WASHINGTON CLASS
CREWS RACE TODAY

Five crews Will battle for the class
championship Of the University Of
washington this afternoon on the
Lake Washington canal. Two frosh
eixhfs are competing, with one shell
from each OF the other classes.
The race gets under way mt p. m.
from IAureIhurst and follows a
course down the canal TO a point op-
posite the varsity boathouse. This liz
the first inter-class meet since 1915.
The rowsrs In the winning shell will
- given silver medals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-20
BfsVO AND REED
MIX AGAIN

Bevo Kruvosky ana Bill Reed. the
two big heavyweight who performed
here a short time ago. Bevo winning
by the sleep route In the last round
will try II again in Tacoma Thurs.
day night It's n sfx.round 20. It's
back TO work for Reed IL he loses
again Thursday. as far M North.
western matches are concerned. Kru.
vosky returns to San Francisco after
the bout.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-20


~ IN snshusfnaie dinn~ -mseins 81
hsld 10 the Arctic club rooms. last sat.
erday. the fonosinx ofnesrs sse,a
~ tbs coming season. LAsrenss
D9oth- president. g q Myers. rrs, We
yn.. ~" us,.,s ,,ss.,,rs,
0erssil. q. Belt ana u. W. Eooinsos
form fhs board OF trustees IN. ~
captain and nanaieAp committee VIA "
appointed soon
yohn Black II the uncisputed class
- CaIifornt2. The Claremont pro
G9spped out this week and annexed the
Xorthern California open" He Won
ehe Southern open las, month ana 70
snip.
A. the Northwest meet on the wav-
eriy (PortfandD course. three years ago.
Black and his caddis got into troubis.
The former vas disqualified and tbs
latter suspended sine die. The Can
lornia crack has not appeared In the
Northwest rinoe that memorabls day.
Everything y nav ready for the
eeosessetton wsvk - starr on the
1ag1ewsed eeerse. Ater sey ere
fui eurvey Of the land lying along
~ 18Th end shore 81 Lake Wash
1ngtso-the .futsre home o. inc IN
ssS yshssts~s and v. A. Mse.n. two
weal-hnswn gsaf course experss,
nannneA m 1e-hoie links which they
sny win have M supevtsv ON the
Censt-, The Trustees pat their q. n.
- the plans last Nooday ana work
= the new essrse will start In
lev lays- The csurse Will be s,3Se
ynFas Isng.
A tombstone tournament viii be the
jefferson Park members "f.ed'' for to-
morrow. This event proved very IN
tsrwstlns affair Last year and Capt Bon
stein looks for record entry tomofroN.
Half handicap. Plus ~ Che par OF the
course) will be the allowance OF each
ofaver and uhsn hs has used up his last
stroke he ereets his tonbstons where
1hs ball lies.
Last Saturdays weather vas away De
1ow par and the turnout for the
ssdoubies" tourney at the Seattle SoIf
dub course was naturally not as large
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-20
X. OF e. PLAY
IN TACOMA

seattie's X. Of c. five will play the
American Legion team a return
game I'm Tacoma tonight at the
Stadium high school The legion
squad is substituting for the Smelter
five. Tacoma runners-up in the con.
ISOLATION series between Seattle and
Tacoma.
The Knights walked ON the
Tacoma crew by a big count here
Wednesday, but the up.sound boys
figure to give them a tougher strug.
gle on their home floor. The local
five leaves for Tacoma on the 6
O'Clock interurban.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-20
KNIGHTS WANT TO
PLAY MACS

Tho Knights Of Columbus five,
who forfeited their second game
this season with the MacDougail.
Southwick five because OF a conflict
ing date with an outside team.
want another chance with the Mac.
Dougall.Southwick five The Macs
defeated the Knights in the first
semi.finals and won the second
game by default. The store men
may give the club team another
game. but they are under no obi.
cations 20 play the 'Caseya."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-20
HERMAN LOSES

SAN FRANCISCO, March 2o,-Kid
Titles Herman lost here last night
TO Sam Carlo by foul in the third
round. Herman had been warned
for hitting low. but he repeated his
tactics. Harry Pelslnger was given
the decision over Bud Ridley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-20
MacD Douglas Battle 7 acoma
Pirates Here onight; Macs
Cinch Honors With Victory
Locals Won First Game Of Series and Are Out After l4h
Straight Tonight; No Second Game Between Run
ners-Up; Knights Want to Play MacDougals.
BY LEO II. LASSEN

Fourteen straight wins and the Puget Sound basketball
title!
That's the aim of the MacDougall Souhwick cage team
when The Star league champs tackle the Tacoma Pirates
in the second game of the nercy series for the Puget
Sound honors at the local Y. NJ. c. A. tonight
The Macs have registered Is wins this year without
ing defeat and this list includes win the Pirates
which the Macs hung up in Tacoma the other night by
so to 20 count.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-20
RENTON PLAYS
KIRKLAND

Renton and Kirkland high school
fives will battle for the King county
championship OF teams outside Of
Seattle In the preliminary at the
Y" tonight The teams arc tied
at the top Of the list and touight's
game win decide the county honors.
This tilt gets under way at T.30.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-20

ONTARIO.--Msoager McCredie will
wiaid the ~ Tomorrow In the first
Of the seasons pruning. Extra play
ers who have beeu held for the inter
camp games will he the first 10 he
cut from the payroll. The beavers
will play the March Field sviators
from Riverside here this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-20

BoYES SPRiNGS.--At last Marty Krug
has been heard from. Now he wishes to
compromise his salary differences with
tho Salt Lake club. Manager johnson.
however. replied Ia substance that he
could take II or leave II. lie thinks krug
Will show up shortly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-20
LEE BEATS FARRELL

AMENTO. March 20.--Geor.
gle Lee. Sacramento. beat Young
Farrell. Los Angeles, here last night.
The card was unusually slow. The
first three fights were knockouts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-20
Fred Fulton Makes Northwestern Bow Before Fans Friday
Young Hector
Will Be Other
Party in Bout
Bremerton Boy Trains at
Home; Lux VS.. Wright

fr~i Fulton. the Minnesota
Confe-sor. makes his first bow
10 Seattle ring fans when he
takes On Young Hector. tho
Br~mrton heavyweight. nj tho
Arena Friday night. It's the
first show Of the season for tho
Northwest Athletic club.
Fulton IL reported to be n huge
hulk II . man. with q reach hong.
~ than the smith building. and .
kick that would make grapo
blush with shame.
Hector isn't the best heavyweight
In tho Northwest by long shot. bul
he's the only one who has the nerv'
to face Ferocious Fred In the sauaree
circle. which In saying something.
Both men have taken the counl
from the trus,y mitts Of one Jacl
Dempsey. but It's safe cineh thai
II Hector gets as good as draw h.
viii be considered the winner. be
cause Fulton. confessions and all. II
s,ill a mighty good heavyweight. Il
all the press reports about his WORK
are true.
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|HENS e
63eB


0une11s's hastne. mea have sires1y
oeuofB0a the .g~ne foe the day
49, WITH Old Sol shining ss his
~. ~ O. =. ~. begin ~ twist ard
oQuogpu - ehets ehaiSS and then they
n11hpaay psnne@ber they have An
hD1Htnn4 enGnge@sus-"
~ efflce hsy. Whese grsndmsthes
~ - ~ speaAng day % every
hnnponn seas~a; he's neshing On these
0sa19oo b1sinsus men--vhea thsy gee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-20
4ArGD,
l@nHE ~

Tim Hendryx. the young fellow
who led the American association In
hitting last year. has been gobbied
up by the Boston Red sos. lie
played with Louisville In tho A. A.
last year. Tim started his baseball
career In the southern league u
couple Of year, ago aud was given
= trial with the New York Nsnks aud
drift~d back 20 the minors. He
made such good looking record
last year that he IL expected to
stick this year. Bill Lamar goes TO
the Colonies in the deal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-20

SACRAMENTO The Senators stiiI need
wo pitchers when Manager Rodgers
i'ts them he figures he's ready for the
season TO open. The lippers meet the
Seats Clara team today and tomarrav.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-20

Remember the old days when the
whole country thrilled when Hans
Wagner WAS hoIdout7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-20

Notre Dame asks Harvard 70 can
eel football game scheduled for DC
tober o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-20

couple Of years ago aud wa. given
trial with the New York Nanks and
drtficd back 20 the minors. He
made such good looking record
last year that he IL expected to
stick this year. Biii Lamar goes to
the Colonies In the deal.
Hill Clyuier. who managed the Seattle
club at the start Of the 1919 campaign
is up 20 his old tricks OF lining on a
bunch OF old-timers. He signed Bob
BeScher, the old Cincy Red star who Is
just about thru as far as baseball Is
concerned. Bill is mana Ring the Column
bus team IN the American association
this season.
Ike wolfer. who played In the out
field for the Vancouver club In the old
Northwestern league, has been signed by
nm Clymer for his Columbus club.
wolfcr Is good fiyohaser and a steady
hitter. lie played In tho Three-I league
last year.
Young Henicu. seattle boy slated
for n trial with the Oaks, has been
shipped TO the winnipeg club in the
Western Canada league where he
pitched last year. Uepion twiried In
the Northwestern league and In the
Seattle shipyard circuit for some
time.
Portland's pitching staff won't look SO
bad n all OF the men lined up by Man
Rger McCredie report. Kuddy KRllo.
Red" Oldham. Jones', George Cunning
ham and Sutherland. make pretty good
looking bunch OF pitchers.
Lee Dempsey, tho young fellow
who played first. base for the seattle
club In the old Northwestern league
couple Of years ago. has caught
on with TcaIey Raymond's Yakima
team In the 4. &. I. circuit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-20
ASKETBALL TITLE AT
At OAKLAND

June a.. "a. -. fs. "a
~ "a m. p. On ,.
Neptember -. 70. 80,
I october 1. ,. J "a. IN
D m
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AT VERNON

April ~. ~. IS. 10. ~.
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July 10. 81. -. -. -.
- Ga m. . nj
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SIWASHES

July q. 7. .. 10. II "a
M o M
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June 4. :. =. q. Q. q "a
fnss . m
d~ptemter ~. -. -. -
-. 20 Ca IN. y. ia ,
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AT SAN rHAsCIsCO

May 4. &. q. 7. Q. 3 Ia
m. q. ~
August 10. ~. ~. ~. -.
10 "a m. y. M,
April q. 7. 2. =. 10. II
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May -. 70. a.. ~. 70.
20 Ca m. y, nj ~
Ga m p, M.
September ~. 10. 10, ~.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-20

Ike wolfer. who played In the out
field for the Vancouver club In the old
Northwestern league. has been signed by
nm Clymer for his Columbus club.
Wolfcr IL a good flychaser and a steady
hitter. He played In tho Three-I league
last year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-20
BRING

June -. -. -. IS. 20.
- % m
September "a. -. 80.
october 1. :. J 80 M
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June -. -. -. IS. 20
~ "a m, .. M.
September ~. ~. 20,
October !. 2. . Ca m.
70. nj.
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April ~. IL. Is, 10. II.
10 %, M.
July 20, ~. -. -. -,
Is % M.
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OAKIAND.--A busy two DAYS
looms for the Oaks. They meet the
standard OH team of San Francisco
today. Two more games are sch~sl-
uled for tomerrow--cuel here and an
other ut san Icandro.
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Aprii q. 7. Q, D. 10. II
% ~ }
July ~. ~. 10, 10. ~.
"a On M.
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AT -TOt kTON

June - "a. ND
october ~ "a. M.
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April -. IL. 10. is. II
- ~ games . ND.
July 70. ~. ~. ~. -,
70 q games p M.
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At SACRAMENTO

.Juns .. .. 10. II. ~. -
sp, M
October ~. ~. ~. -.
is. ~ %, M.
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THE

April q. :. .. ,. 10. II
q games .. M
July II, 10. Is. 10. II.
IA {. games .. m }.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-20

Portland's pitching staff won't look 90
bad n all Of the men lined up by Man
ager McCredie report. Ruddy kRllio
Red" Oldham, Jones, George Cunning.
ham and Sutherland. make n pretty good
looking bunch OF pitchers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-20

June is. ia. ~. 10. 10.
20 %. mb, June 20 Ia M
October .. .. 7. .. .. iooctobsr 10 "a M.
%. M,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-20

Lee Dempsey, the young fellow
who played first base for the seattle
club In the old Northwestern league
couple Of years ago. has caught
on with TcaIey Raymond's Yakima
team In the 4. &. I. circuit.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-16

large and admiring constituency yesterday and 70 soems
to have been quite an Impressive sight. Anyway. Wilson
doesn't want to do business with the perspiring senate,
he made that very plain.
Senator Hitchcock has been sending a series Of
letters to Wilson lately. the exchange Of notes dealing
with the peace treaty situation. On Friday Senator
Hitchcock sent a letter TO the White House in which
the Lodge substitute for the original reservation 70
Article Y was described. Mr.. Wilson Immediately
threw one of his petulant fits and showed the whole
Democratic party further down in the abyss I'm which
it Is sinking by CURLY and fatty rejecting the PROPOSE
ton. He didn't even do Hitchcock tho courtesy OF
answering his letter. but merely wrote On the top q
the letter, This Is not acceptable. W. w"
Emperor Woodrow might at least have said. This
is not acceptable re ME. w. w" The Lodge roserva-
tion he will discover to his further petulance and
arrogance next November ia acceptable TO the country
at large. And they won't even take the time to put
q notation on q letter. They viii just cross the eagle
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-16
49, - - -
GERMANY SHAKING THE WORLD AGAIN.

Germany's ship of state is encountering stormier
seas than at any time since the armistice was signed.
During the Spartacide uprisings conditions We're in a
state 81 hux and nothing else was expected but what
did happen
Since that time. however. Germany has had a
chance to settle down and to look before she leaped.
The Ebert government was supposed TO have the rudder
Of state we'll in hand. While those in the inner circles
a bolt out of the blue sky to the world at large. Amy
prophesy as to the ultimate fate of Germany would
be as futile as II would be foolish. There have been
many reports that the Observation-Disclosures plan
a monarohiaI comeback with one OF the Hchenzollerns
on the throne. but it does not seem possible that the
Dutch government will permit either Wilhelm or
friedrich TO leave Holland after its several notes TO the
allies There are, Of course, plenty Of Hohenzcuerns
lying around loose in Germany who might be put in
the ernine at Berlin Whether the German people
want a monarchiaI government again remains 10 be
sean There is no question but what the sympathy
Of the greatest number of Germans is with a constitu-
tional monarchy. Germany has suffered TOO much for
monarchy not to sympsthize with it.
Too many miles stand between Germany and this
country 70 enable pubhcists 10 see the cauldron seeth-
ing bensath the surface Of that unhappy land. but
there is no doubt that history is being made in the
empire today The German revolution vastly concerns
he peace Of Europe, if not of the whole world. Ger
many is far from being out Of things. What affects
Germany affects Indirectly. IL not directly. the whole
fabric Of government, no matter how puissant and
apparently well-estabished it Is The ~rumblinss of
ths German political earthquake today will be felt by
many n diplomatic seismograph tomorrow.