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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-15

TIE annual convention Of the SUITE
organ eaton ~ he masonry --ade> o.
Maine. COMPRISING stone uIasOns. DrlcK-
layers. marble sstters. pislsiernrs. riis
strrt srs Ind ccr,ert workers viii re 1.id
ManGav Ma-rn b. a. tie hsaduu4-te-z
3. .hc inCal union. Ta-peDterE' hail. Del
ecatcs ~apr.renriug cities and towns n
~aratIs par-s Of the State will attend
The officers ~ the conference ar
President. John II. Grundy Skowhe-
gan: vice president. Edwin a Maddox
/ Bangor: secreta-v-L-easu-er. 2. 7 Cor
man. lewiston. International ICE
7 Fresiden. George T Thornton OF Bns-
! ton will arzsnG AZ the representative Of
The rRrcnt body
T The conference was organized = Gears
ag1 for the promotion Of good will and
cooperation between the unions and the
employers II al matters which a1e-t
ut, missouri crafts. The policy Of the
conference has been one Of ernsi!ia-
lion and arbitration in its relations with
The employers in order that strikes be
! enfi-eiv eliminated.
! The BrIck.ayers' Masolis' and Pias-
te-ers International Union. the parent
bod. was organized IN Philadelphia
October .. LIE. Raiief and mprtuary-
benefits are paid by the body. During
the past year there was paid out IN 70
lief TO aged md disabled members Es5.-
, CO. in death claims $sa.sag The inter
national union in the owner of brick
making plant At FL Paso- Texas. which
cost 80 f...
MAN. important matters relative 10
his building industry will he considered
n- the Delegates. AIMING the visitors
who will address the convention are the
fuii0wing: Labor Commissioner r. a.
Eddy, President Smith and serretary
Erawn OF The Maine State Federation
If Labor
1 The local union " R-ick,rvers. VA
spus and Plasferess WIS organized 9
wears ago Amer ". Nicllois. one at
the Taremosr labor representatives O.
the State, now N business AZ Wiscss-
get Is q charter member. The present
officers arr: President. r. Malone: vice
president. G II. Enman; recording see-
rstary J. Il Nichols: financial secre1a-
rv Il ". Nichols treasurer. s. 3. Cha
pin. II il the boast Of the membership
that nj matters in dispute with ths
contractors have been settled by arf,s-
tration and Cancellation without u strike
in the 3 wears.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-15

Hobart Bosworth
Ince Production
Unusual Power

Of an the phys -hat hive I,aar
given ~ thu Color,a. rhea---e = II ,a
,zagEeration q saE mat none ms
been more powerful. -hAr IN. Thomas
z. Ince production. Behind he
Door. featuring Hobart Bosworth
which viii b. the main attraction TO-
day II Is one of the biggest things
eyer Offered by Paramount. -Ar-s.-;Lff.
Boswoi-th. wonuerful ACTOR Of ss-
founding physique. has never l,...r
cast 20 better advantage than he IN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-15

o. Double sntz at City -aI.M arch

The reserved seat sale and snasen
rlci.er COUPON exchange fUr Sire Inst
two Of this seasons Augusta Enter
rainment Course attractions begins Al
O'Clock tonight az city hall. AugIs-
ID: Quinn's in Ealloweli. and Sho-
rays N Gardiner There will ne SIX
ticket seIkrs IL the city hnI sale
which viii hc transferred TnesiaE
rnurning 70 T7H,cher's Pharmacy At
an ti1rne sales the placas a. the ticket
windows will. as usual. ~ determined
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-15

By lot, nus AVOIDING nc necessity u
arriving il me places Of sale earlier
than : clock.
IN securing the famous Sou-hlan4
Singers for one q the faa-ures for
next ThursGay evening" double blil
d -arr 1raa- Is assured. Those VINO
a-tanti VIII enJov I'LL the old plarta-
tlpn favoritas ana he caInp meeting
~pIrituais evon dis Only true Amer
can negroes can give them. Their
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-15

Funeral services for the late Mrs.
Lcvsuia Sherman were held at :
g,nlock SATURDAY. afternoon at The
home of the brother. O. P. Robbins.
syrfh Chestnut street. Rev. William
n. Wood ufficinring. The ~rerfIains
we.,. entufnbsd at Mt. Pleasant ceme-
terry.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-15
The Trembling Hour
Mystery Play Of
Unusual Power

4 new and decidedly unusual mvs-
-+.rv stDr-r il The Trembling Hour .
Il Big [ nfvarsai attraction. which will
b@ the main feature on the Colonial
program -or Tuesday This piay.
winch Is II SIX PARTS, features d
1uInn-r OF noted stars among whom
a-r Helen Iarurne Eddy Kenneth
Harlan. Henry Ba--ovs. Gertrude
Astor and Willis Marks. The STORY
cente-s around a soldier --turnad
rom France suffering frpm she'll
shock, vino 's accused Of d murder
Convincing ii lys theme and unusual
n rs development. the storT moves
with unusual swlftness Another rna-
~ure on ne Tuesday program viii he
he first OF the Posi- Nature Series
which a-n sure 70 ~ unusually pleas
ing while "Whizz and whiskers Z
Big .omecv. viii cause q RIOT u
lgugt7r~gy ADJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-15

p~y. Dwight A. Bell 81 this city,
secretary of the JntTersaiist SUI
conversation. WINS in hnchias on siitl-
div wher. he occupied the pulpit u
the Naehias EuivgrsziisI church
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-15
Red
blood

aich. red blood cuUr1i0I t2xUaG4
0u- velns ID SURF sign II . esoG
4.rastiun. Unless your stgmash,
,,a- and other digestive mxzns NE
wrrking promptly and thoroughly,
ne biuud cannot assimilate al II
punishment from your fped: yum
,ns-gv and vitality are mt runswu1
Eat AL you want, only svuid to
nucn pastry and rich foods. but d
SUI. 20 take plenty Of time. 10 chev
sirwlr and wen. Chsving il fhe
a-7t part Of the procsss II dixustssn.
caaspoonful u "T-F." AtwpuFs
Medicine occasionally, Win puu
~nr- gvstem Of impurities, md -.
rw only nutritious elements =
er-nr che blood. Il win keup yuu
lf-e- active and you win gst IN INF
oenef-t Of your food.
Keep a bottle Of "L.F." afwxu
81 7and. It Is absoiutsly hnrmlcu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-15

Otto Turner formerly Of jefferson
and who has been passing some time
There listing with relatives and
frtsnds. was In ths city recant.y re-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-15

Tuesday evening. March &C. there will
be work in the p. n degree. Fatigue
uniform.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-15

Miss Tina Henry Was IN LGwlnfum
last weeis where she attendna fna
Shriners' ball =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-15

Mrs. William z Wood
". 4.1S express Saturday
for Eavers1fil. Mass.
sunday morning EHv. MIR.
3pied the pulpit Of the
1ureh. Mrs. Wood will go
el-g 70 Portsmouth, N H,
nth her son. Paul Wood,
IF Dir Wood viii return to-
HFn0r~ow 10 has home in this
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-15

At the nszf regular nesting VI Canton
Augusta. No. 2. r. r., I 9. o. r., On
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-15

9-1i-Ion Of Mrs. George ",
(. state street. VINO recent =
Fnr. surgical treatment al
c'--ra General hospital. Is
improved.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-15

Mrs. Arthur Z. Gerchell
ne engagement OF their
handle Z. To Kenneth J.
.a- " Everett, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-15
CDEv

score-sauford Is -onv 10 Goals 1-7rn
1oor-F4itchen j. Russell .. bennington
.. Plu-,rne- .. Pierce .. Brennan :.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-15
-oCAl NOTICE

'''s'0k supper at the Cniversniist
@nnesday at 60. given by T.
oid meat supper. Tickets SIC
fnchi5d3f
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-15

9 supper, Congregation
les. March Is at ESQ.
NAV be obtained from
Merrill, So Winthrop
AM mari sd4t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-15

LIS. :. r Pierce. adiss
'ferre and Edgar Marden
~tat evening for Boston
viii pass a few days and
autumsbilP show
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-15

under al cunclc10n1,
anc vii help yuune
am old alike. Il has
beet a household rem
es!~ Il many families
~ -..ree generations.
-1l.- dealer sells Il
1r roc = bottle. Il you
aq~s never tried IT, get
7o--le today, sL.F."
]ieel me Co., Portland,
4E.-e.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-15

@ az { niun naE Monday eve-
t4arth .. CIoutiers 5-piece
nlehiS- Ia
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-15

.uchneid OF Clinton was a
l-4er saturday In this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-15
Z 1uEEN or FLOW Frs
nsnsta Flower Shop
Tel. -86


-4An- Of this CITY was /.
l4 or The Dr. on Uusines-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-15

Mrs. Z. j. Lincoln Of Dam-
Mills were visitors Sarur-
-.a "irr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-15
Whine State Convention
Masonry Workers To Be
Held in Augusta To-day

important Matters Relative To
suiiriru industry Viii De Dis-
cussec-Internation Vice p-esl
dent George 7. Thorrtun, Boston.
Will acknowledgements r.eac
Quarters At carpenters' HAIL
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22

If Raw Towards Peugeot viii travel
as good as il looks It Will do anything
IN TO few hundred miles per hour.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
Sox After Phenom

Virgins rightfully succeeds ia,
Dillon as Indiana's king bee pugilist.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
CurLey Announces
European Champion
Ready for BattLer
Says Georges CrdUes Action
Chuck Wiggins Mentioned
Among EligibIes.

Jack Curley, director of Georges Car
pentier's tour of America. informed
Charles Olson, manager Of the Elk's
athletic carnival TO be staged at the state
fair grounds coliseum May 20 in a letter
received today that the European cham
chances to adjust his present legal diff
cultles, Is ready and willing to meet any
other American top-notchers in the
heavyweight and Light heavyweight
classes.
Carpenter came to this country pri-
marily 10 get a match with Dempsey,
said Curley. Both himself and his
manager, DescampS, are very much dis
appointed because Dempsey's troubles do
not permit his signing for battle at
this time. However. they do not wish TO
do or say anything along boastful lines
TO embarrass the champion. They are
willing 10 wait until such time as Demp
sey can enter the ring to defend his
title, but In the meantime Carpenter is
getting rather anxious to get into real
action. He Is willing and ready to meet
any of the American topnotchers in the
light heavyweight or heavyweight class
and he harbOrs no fear that the result
with any man whom he might meet
would spoil his chances Of eventually
fighting the champion for the world
This decision on the part Of Carpenter
viii undoubtedly be hailed with pleasure
by the sport loving public, though, as
matter OF fact there are Few men eng
lhle for a bout with the Frenchman
owing to the dearth or good material
among the big fellows. There is Fred
Fulton. Bob Martin and Capt. Roper
heavyweights, and Battling Leyinsky
Harry Grebb, Billy Miske and Chuck
Virgins OF this city among the light
heayies. or these Martin and Roper are
still OF untried quality. Fulton's showing
hasn't been particularly encouraging, es-
peclally since Dempsey knocked him OF
with one punch. Hence. in all PROBABLE
lty II will be among the quartet OF light
heavyweights that the best man viii be
found to face the French invader.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
NUMBERS TO SEE Pilots TUNE UP FAST nc
Flying RIG11tOrs Haze
MdthelUsOn Ready to
Quit Game for Good

NEW YORK, May %. = Christy
Mathewson, who made history as big
Six" of the Giants, who left the man
agement of the Cincinnati Reds to enter
the army and generally supposed to be
the next leader of the Giants, will write
"hnis" in his baseball book at the close
of this season, according to reports
The big pitcher, whose name is linked
with some of the brightest chapters OF
baseball during the last decade, is to de-
vote his attention to private business
next year. his friends say.
John McGraw, manager of the Giants,
who has shown his gratitude to the old
guard of the club by wrecking his
chances for a pennant rather than cast
ing out the veterans that made the club
the best paying investment in baseball,
had selected Matty as the man to take
hold of the reins when he leaves, it was
believed.
Matty failed with the Cincinnati Reds,
but McGraw took him back and planned
to give him his chance with the team that
he took q major part in making famous.
When Johnny Gvers, the fiery Trojan,
was signed up by the Giants as coach,
McGraw announced, despite general be
lief to the contrary. that Matty's status
as assistant manager Of the club would
not be effected. But since McGraw was
suspended on the western trip Evers has
been doing most Of the bossing and 1t is
generally believed that the toga of clan
leaders will fall on his shoulders when
McGraw losses II OF.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
Soldier Athletes at
Fort Harrison ShOlU
Strong in Contests
Company FL Wins Local Army
Olympic Trials, Though
/ Pressed Closely.

Official announcement today Of the re-
suits of the United States army Olympic
trials at FIT Benjamin Harrison this
week by Lieut.. Lewis field Judge, gives
Company II a total of S01a points and
a victory over the four other companies
in the meet by a large margin.
Other scores were as follows: com
many p e8: Company G, 6215; Company
f. ISL Quartermasters, 11%;.
Points were given Tor boxing "Tes
Ting track and military events.
DEPARTMENT FINALS
AT CAMP GRANT.
Some classy marks were hung up by
the track men and Lieut.. Bouve, athletic
director at the fort, believes his attn
letes have more than an even chahce OF
forging to the front in the central de-
partment finals at Camp Grant durlng
the first week Of next month.
The men also came up to expectations
in the military maneuvers and Will Dld
high for these honors In the hnals OF
their department.
FIT. Harrison is rich in boxing and
williams, middleweight; Havelock, vel.
terweight; Keith, lightweight; ana
WeddwoOd. bantamweight. won the ring
championships in their respective divl-
sions. This group is expected 10 prove
one of the strongest in the country.
MAT CANDIDATES
ARE SELECTED.
Kinderg, heavyweight; Jones, middle
weight; Bashan, welterweight; Nolan
lightweight; and Scainey, featherweight
will look after the wrestling end Of the
Fit. Harrison work at Camp Grant.
Winners in the department finals will
compete In the national finals later In
the month and the winners in this event
will then be sent to Antwerp for the big
games.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
English-Speaking French
Expert as Howdy's Mate

When a Frenchman gets excited he's
as restless as a can of worms.
He also usually forgetS anv bit OF Eng
lish that he may be able to speak under
normal conditions.
4 That's why Jack Washer, a French
man who speaks both English and French
fiuently and who has been in this coun-
try long enough TO get used to the
American hustle and hustle, has been
named to ride with Howdy Wilcox, only
Yankee driver on the Peugeot racing
team which will appear in the 500 mile
dash for $4,000. to be held at the In
dianapolis Motor Speedway, Monday,
May 81.
Howdy does not get the rapid fire
'parley- VOC" of GOux, Boillot and their
mechanics. and II he were 70 roll into the
pits to have a bit Of snappy repair work
performed on his car during the race Il
would take half n day 20 get the crew
organized in English.
With Washer on the Job tho French
man can be the interlocutor and be ~
valuable assistance to both sides OF the
controversy
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
INDIANS STILL
THE GOATS AS
PITCHERS FAIL
Tribesmen Suffer Through
Beatings While Awaiting
Help in the Box.
MILLERS CRASH HOMERS

MINNEAPOLIS, May 2A-Tollowing
their fifth straight defeat yesterday the
Indians today had their backs to the
wall and wondering when the beatings
are going to stop.
The entire team is upset over the
turn Of fate that has put it on the bot
tom of the a. A. standing, but the aths
letes are still determined and convince4
that they will show something just as
soon as pitching aid comes.
Hendricks trotted out Flaherty. an
other recruit, yesterday, and the Hoo
sierS certainly did have their backs TO
the wall
THREE CIRCUIT
CLOUTs SCORED.
Three home runs were sent booming
over the fence by Miller batsmen, and
II was an easy matter for the locals
to win, 0 to 1.
Whitehouse, an Indianapolis boy,
pitched for the Millers. and though he
was touched up rather lively by the
Tribe hitters, he kept the blows fairly
well scattered and managed to keep out
or deep danger.
Indianapolis was first to score, as
usual, getting their lone marker of the
day in the second inning. It was
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
Tech and EGrLhGnt
FdUOrites in Days
State Track Meets

Two track and field meets OF impOr-
lance were on the state athletic program
today, the annual high school finals at
Lafayette and the Indiana College Ath-
lettc league games at Terre Haute.
Technical High school of this city was
expected to put In q strong bid for state
honors this afternoon, due 10 the east
side schools big victory in the local Sec
tional meet last week.
Star athletes from all sections of the
state competed In the big meet today I'M
der the auspices of Purdue university,
and one or more records were expected
to fall.
In the college meet at Terre Haute,
Rutler. Rose Poly, Earlham, Franklin
and State Normal competed, with Earl
ham ruling the favorite.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
Harte Beats Johnson in
Important Net Match

FOREST HILLS. y. Y. May 22-Bos-
ton tennis players won the opening
matches in the Church cup intercity play
here Friday.
Interest conferred IN the match between
Wallace Johnson Of Philadelphia and
Richard Harte Of Boston. Both are con-
testants for the fourth place upon the
American tennis team which VIII play IN
the English championships at Wimbledon
next month. as well as IN the Davis cup
preliminaries.
Harte defeated Johnson two out OF
three sets by scores Of 90. 2-6. rs.
William T. Tilden II. Philadelphia, de-
feated r. Norris Williams II, Boston,
ca, 6-3.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
Final Pocket Cue Block
at the ClaypOol May Is

The final block of the Henning Leese
state pocket billiard title match will be
played at the Claypool cue parlors May
2s and, though Henning is trailing the
champion. many of his followers believe
he win spring surprise and make the
windup block nthe most sensational OF
the four.
Henning formerly held the title, lost
1t to Leese, the Terre Haute star. and
then challenged this year.
Due TO a had start, Henning has been
placed at a disadvantage, but he has been
showing good comeback powers, and
no doubt will close fast.
Henning has 1S2 points TO make up
here the night of May rs and as he will
be o nhis own table he will make every
effort to hit for high runs.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
Henry County Anglers
Coming to Inspect the
Hatcheries at Riverside

A delegation from Newcastle, members
of the Henry County Fish and Game
Protective association, will come to In
dianapolis Sunday to be the guests OF
George n. Manifold, superintendent OF
the division of fish and game under the
state department OF conservation, and win
inspect the Riverside fish hatchery.
This is the opportune season of the
year when a visit to the hatchery Is most
interesting, for the bass have spawned
and the males are guarding the nests.
They can be seen easily from the pond
banks.
There are more than 800 parent bass at
the Riverside hatchery Of which 200 are
small-mouth species. This is the only
hatchery In Indiana where small mouth
bass are propagated, for at the other
three state hatcheries only large mouth
species are raised.
The department expected to propa-
gate by artificial means some wall-eyed
pike this spring, but was unable to Sc
cure a consignment Of eggs from the
United States bureau of hatcheries.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
AMATEURS

The Southern Grays viii play the
Spades A C. Sunday on Rhodius PARK
diamond No. 1 ct 3 O'Clock The Grays
Merchants Heat and Light team, but
only after a stiff battle, the final score
being ( TO 3. I. George, Gray pitcher
did good work in the box.
A meeting OF the Commercial Baseball
league will be held in the city hail.
recreation department, May "a, at s
D. N. Managers of teams in this league
and umpires take notice. The service OF
a good umpire is desired. Any one wish
ing this position is requested to attend
this meeting and ask for the secretary.
The Rectors have organized an indie
pendent club and would like to bear
from the best teams in the state. Ad~
dress VIII Smith. 1907 Bridge street:
Rochford's Rupp Independents will
meet the Dardettas on Garfield diamond
No. Sunday s~d they expect to put
over q win. The following players are
>before Sunday: Sullivan, Sweeney, Eli
lis, Corriden, Dilhoefer Rice, Riley,
Pierce, Harris, Flagler, Shaun and Linn
pus.
attraction are requested to address NJ
L. Aker, 80 South Meridian street
John Rockford wants the world 10
get acquainted with thE fact that the
going 10 have to bump of the Rupps
before they start their north, east and
west side invasiOns.
tHuck" Kelly has chucked his Job
with the Turner's to sign with the In
dianapolis Printers. He'll catch for that
club in the national printers series at
St Paul
Charley Shaefer has been checked of
the sick list and VIII guard the third
corner for the Premiers from now on.
Garfield park fans will have a chance
to take in a real game Sunday when the
South Side Turner's clash with the
Spades at that place. Buck Neu re-
quests all Turner'S to attend the meet
ing at Turner hall Friday night.
The indianapolis Red Sox and Juliet
tas viii clash Sunday in what should
result in one of the best games of the
early season.
The POrsyunk Tribe desires games
with the best independent clubs in the
state. Address Frank Jones, 211 Han
cock street
Brownsburg viii be treated to a real
scrap when the Belmonts stack up
against the Brownsburgs Sunday. Sis
co or Nancy and SOlly Gold will form
the Belmont battery.
SHer's Independents win clash with
the Stutz Motors Sunday All players
are requested to report at Siler's drug
store Sunday morning at o'clock.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
New College Athletic
League Plans Include
Four HOOsier Schools

Tentative plans for a new college ath-
letic league composed Of wabash, Mich
igan Aggies, Knox, Butler, DePduw and
Valparaiso, have been drawn up By the
athletic authorities in these institutions.
All of these colleges have shown that
they were anxious to become members
Of the proposed new organization and al
though nothing definite has been done
yet, a meeting OF representatives from all
these schools, and possibly one or two
more, win be held at Ann ArbOr Mich,
on June 4, the day before the conference
track and held meet.
Present plans indicate that the league
will be organized and schedules drawn up
by the time the colleges open next fall.