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Middletown transcript., 1920-04-17
Chamberlain Tablet. Are Jus,
What You Need

When bilious
when constipated
When you have no appetite
When your digestion is impaired
When your liver is torpid
When you feel dull and STUPID after
eating
When you have headache
They will improve your appetite,
cleanse and invigorate your stomach,
regulate your bowels and make you feel
Zine as fiddle" They are easy to
take and agreeable in effect.
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MONTESANO, Wash, Fcb., lO- George Vanderveer attorney for the Wobblies, in his opening statcmeus said he exonerated the American Le- zion from any part in planning the al. leged plot to raid the CentraHa Won. bly hall. Vanderveer said the Amor can Legion men who might have ar- ticipated in what he alleged was prearranged affair, were catspaws of the Centralia Commercial Organiza- tionS.
 vande,veer claimed that tho d.. fensc will show that the Central'l commercial organizations planned t't raid on the Wobbly hall and said tbs was discussed at the Commercial ci"b and the Elks Club.
 vanderveer claimed the Wobh''"f shot in Sclf-defenSe.
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POLITICS
 WARM UP

SEATTLE, Feb, lO- Mayor Fitz- gerald in a statement today denounceS James Duncan labor candidate for Mayor Duncan claims that the police men and firemen should unionize.
 The Roosevelt Post of Veterans O. Foreign Wars have resolutioned d.. claring Councilmen Oliver Erickson and w. D. Lane, both candidates for reelection to the city council, were un- fit to hold office in any American municipality. It is said Erickson and Lane are both friendly to the Radicals
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the fire started. Three women we'' severely injured when they were caught within the walls of flamc. Mexicans attempted to hamper the American fircmcn from CalcXico hy cutting the hose and stealing the fire fighting apparatus. It is estmlte | that the loss to the Owl building is at least S250,OOO. The place may be rc- built.
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GRAIN MAN
 AROUSED

PORTLAND, Ore, Feb, i0- W. H. Houser. second vice D, esident of tn" United States Grain Corporation, de- cared today that animus is back of the Spokane Federal grand jury'S statehent, issued Saturday, that he with others are instrumental in mani pulating wheat deals to their own ad- vantage. Houser says he will issue q statement giving the names of the men he believes are back of the plot.
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CANDIDATES FOR PRESIDENT
 ARE TO TALK TO YOUNG MEN

NEW YORK, Feb, 1o-- General Wood and Governor Coolidge are to speak to the Young Mems Republican club at the banquet here on March %: tn. All other candidates for President are to be asked to attend the ,banqu At and make short speeches. Invitations have been sent to Senator Johnson and Herbert Hoover, who belonged to the club for years.
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MUST go
 ID JAIL;
 APPEALS

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb, lO- The District Court affirmed the Portland Federal courts decision imposing g fine of SlO,000 and three years m. prisonment on Henly Albcr&. wealthy miller of Portland, for violation of the espionage act. Al6ers, during the war, declared he was a German sympathiz- Nr.
 PORTLAND, Feb, 1O- Henry A. bels is to carry the case to the Su- preme court. He said he was surprised at the verdict of the District court.
 RIDING. Cal, Feb, 1O-- Mt. Las sen erupted today for the first time within the past three months.
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MEXICALI, Lower California, Frh
 lO- Fire early this morning destroy, cd the noted Owl gambling house aud other houses in the immense bla"k. The Owl was the landmark ot th" s's, vanishing old time hell gambling places of the west and was burned 'o the accompaniment of shots e'" screams. Three men were wound'j They attempted to rob the tables when
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REI::'BE|;:L E: :LI..L.II0N LI..L IN KOREA K
 START E ID

WASHINGTON, Feb, 10-- It l5 officially reported that two thousand Koreans, armed principally with equ D. ment furnished by the Bolshevih. en- veredfnorthcrn Korea, from Kirk'n, Manchuria. and attacked a JapaC"a" post of 700 men at night. Three hun dred of the Japanese were killed md remainder routed. Dispatches say the attack was the first initiation of m active rebellion in Korea and is the be- gining of a tremendous affair.
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LEXINGTON. Ky, Feb., 10- Vet erans of Chateau Thierry are pat"olI- ing the streets here today 10 prevent new outbreaks. Loclictt. the convicted murderer of ten year old girl, k in a steel cell in the court house building
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f5S it1I;L1I5tf T3yt;5!5i'WA WAN'I A

Thc first woman in Alaska to an- uounce her candidacy for the Territ'r- ial Legislature has come forth.
 The wom,n in question is Aly"e E' Anderson. who made declaration at NnDchic on January 2nd before Car J. Brr, ro,a V Public.
 Ayce F.. Anderson is now school
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DIES OF THE FLU

SEATTLE, Feb, 10- James r. Clarl, former pitcher, and coach of the University of Washington, is dead of the influenza. Clark played with Van couver, Seattle and Aberdeen. He wa3 owned by the White Sox.
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It is rumorcd 1900 mountainecrs are coming here, well armed, and they threaten to lynch Lockett, troops or no troops.
 The soldiers are guarding evelY road and machine guns have been mounted in ambush at many places.
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CAPTAIN BLAIN Is
 INDICTED AGAIN

SEATTLE, Feb, l0-- Capt Blain, indicted recently in connec ton with alleged shipbui!ding frauds, was tl;is afternoon indict- cd on the third time, charged with receiving. Many other secret in- dictments have been returned and they may be announced late this afternoon after those indicted have. been arrested.
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MoNTESANO, Feb, 10- The stHto has introduced maps and a miniar"' exhibit of Centralia blocks whore th" shooting on Armistice Day took place. also six rifles and five pistols and Ho- volvers alleged to have been weapons used by the defendants.
 The prosecution admitted ownership of all the weapons except one rif'" said to have been fired by Barnett, alleged slayer of Grimm.
 Engineers told of tracing the dircc-
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IRISH ARE:
 FIGHTING

CORK, Ireland, Feb, 10- After rifle attack, 200 armed men captured the Castle Marty police headquarters and captured five police officers wio defended the station. The raiders sci'" ed all arms and ammunition before fleeing.
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FLU STILL ABATING

CHICAGO, Feb, 1O-- One bun drcd and sixty seven new cases of fla were renortod today, the first time the cases have been below the 200 mark since the opening of the epidemic.
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J! \
 HAS FILED f HE'D

JUNEAU, Feb, lO- John Rustgari who has managed James Wicker Sh,m'S affairs in southeastern Alaska for the past three years, has filed fer the Republican nomination for attor- ney general. Rustgard is lined up with the Sutherland Heron Wickersham wing of the Republican party.
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AMSTERDAM, Fch., lo.- lt .s 70. pcrtcd the Gcr-au Grown Prince rN- wired coug,atv.-,.o"s to tho Kings .. England. Italy and Belgium and t.' Presidents of the United States a"d France. offering to surrender himS't in place of the hundreds Of Germans
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FISH PIRATE CONVICTED
 BY JURY ON TWO COUNTS

. JUNEAU, Feb, 1O-- Ernest Stage was today convicted of fish piracy by the jury on two counts returned by the last Federal grand jury.
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teacher at ChigniE. For several ye7'" past she has been teaching school on Cook Inlet. She is we'll known in this division, the Third Division.
 Alyce E. Anderson files for the House of Representatives om the Den. ocratic ticket,
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CAPTURED ALEXANDROVSK
 MAY NOW ENTER JAP IN

HONOLULU, Feb, 1O-- A Tokio dispatch says the Bolsheviki forces have captured Alexandrovsk, the cap itol of Sakhalia Island It is fearei the Radicals may enter Japan proper.
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EXPLORER PEARY ILL

WASHINGTON, Feb, 1O- Explo"- cr Pea,v. in the naval hospital with oorY;ciovs anaemia, has been given blood transfusion, and is greatly i'm, proved.
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LANE IS THROUGH
 ON MARCH FIRST

WASHINGTON. Feb, l0--- Sec rctary of the interior Lanes res ignation is affective on March lst according to official announce ment made today.
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! LONDON, Feb, 10-- It is reported the Bolshexiki forces took enormous booty when they occupied Odessa. Tho British and Russian war ships bon- barded the Reds from the harbor.
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demanded by u,o Allies.

BERLIN. Feb, l0-- G"manv Is o.coa. tnv list of NI'cd officials a0- cusod of violating war laws. The }s'- mans plan to submit the list as a counter proposal to the demands of the Allies for Germans.
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ALAMEDA
 COMING

SEATTLE, Feb, l0- Steamc' Alameda sailed for Alaska ports at o'clock this morning carrying 1SO pa scngers the following being for Sew ard:
 A. B. Cummings Mrs. W. A. c. Baldwin A. Church r. F. Youngs F. T. King William Gerig Mrs. Antone Eide Marit Eide Mrs. O. Anderson I. Mondar Irwin Mondar Y. J. Pendergast J. Saisers J. C. Daley F. Y. Wilson Mrs. II. Coleman Mrs. V. McTnch D. D. Vint and wife Miss l.. CaSkcll l.. F. Hinlilcman Mrs. Hinlleman and baby C. F. Potter T. N. Scott 2. Tver
 c. A. Gibbons Nine Steerage
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WASHINGTON, Fcb., lO- Wage negotiations of the railway employees with general director Hines have reached critical stage. The Brorh'r- hool of Railway Trainmen says d strike looms certain unless tha d'-
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mands are settled satisfactorily. W. C. Lee, President of the Trainmen, told Hines his men were inSistent that they must have definite answer soon. Hines said hn could not answer u-ti. he had talked with the entire la6Cr representation.
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EXONERATES
 THE LEGION

ton of the bullets to points whe"e t K alleged the wob5Gos were stationed
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-22
TO ENTERTAIN CHILDREN.
Cooperative Club Plans Christmas
Party For BOYS and Girls.

A Christmas party for the children
at the Topeka Orphans home and
Christmas dinners for the people at
the detention home and the Florence
Crittenton Home for Girls were pro-
vided for Tuesday night at the meet
ing of the COOPERATIVE club. The
original intention Of the club had been
to raise the money FOR the treat for
the orphans, home, but the surplus
was sufficient to care for the other
dinners, and then there was some left
over which is to be distributed among
several funds for the relief of starving
people in various portions of the
world.
Justice Henry F. Mason, of the state
supreme court, declared, in a short
talk on the judicial system of the
country. that the courts are leaving
the ruts of the past and are adopting
progressive methods in their work.
Two delegates, Robert Pierce and
E. V King, We're selected by the club
to attend the first annual national
convention of the organization. which
is to be held in Kansas City January
IS. Plans were made for the annual
mid-wfnter dinner dance OF the club,
which is to be held at Pe1letier's Tues
day night.
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North Topeka News

items for this column may be left at
Petro's drug store, or telephone Eleanor
KimbaI1. 1881 after 4 o'clock. Other
hours. $3.50.
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Old time Christmas carols were sung
by the pupils of Quincy school this after
noon at their Christmas entertainment
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Two new men have been added to the
force of the Shawnee Chief, Milton Erick-
son, linotype operator, and Charles Luen-
gene, pressman.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-22

The Rev. John Wells RahiH of the
Central Park Congregational church
addressed the pupils of the Quincy
junior high school yesterday on the
three hundredth anniversary of the
landing of the Pilgrims.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-29
GRAIN MARKETS
Continued Buying for Euro
paan Account Causes Fur
ther Strength in Wheat.

CHICAGO, Nov. 29.-Fresh strength
was manifest in the wheat market this
morning following reports OF continued
buying for European account Offerings
were small, which, with the impend-
ing discontinuance of boat traffic on
the Great Lakes. swung sentiment a
bit to the bull side of the market, de-
veloping a noted firmness Opening
quotations were from ! to &c higher
than Saturdays close with >December
S1.5S@1. 59h, and March $1.52h91.54.
Slight gains were made in the early
trading, but after the first hour some
thing of a reaction was under way.
Subsequently absence Of selling pres
sure was much more noticeable fea-
ture and the market acquired a new
upward impetus, which. however, failed
to last. The close was unsettled y to
INC net higher, December $1.56la to
S1.56& and March $l.52h to $1.53.
Corn and oats followed wheat on
the upturn and provisions were
strengthened by the improved tone Of
the hog market. Corn opened " to
l lac above the close Of Saturday,
with May at 73hQ74c.
Disappointing husking returns from
Illinois together with Iowa reports of
rural efforts for higher prices led sub
sequently to transient additional gains.
The close was \ to 4sc net higher, with
May 70 Ia to 73Sc.
Oats started ssc higher on May at
49bQ49hc and held firm through the
initial sales.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-29
DOW ZONES SUNNI ARY.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2s-Gov. elect
Miller begins conference here on poll
cies for next two years, especially To-
cal traction situation. Republican lead
ers against any legislation tending TO
increase fare, believing it will assure
reelection Of Mayor Hyan, who has
consistently opposed increase.
Despite opposition OF Secretary Hous-
ton against extension tax payments
due Dec, is, bills have been prepared
and every effort win be made to OBJ
tain emergency action after congress
meets Monday
Secretary Houston announces cam
paign TO Increase public investment In
GO eminent bonds, Believes prices Of
long term Liberty bonds bound TO inn
prove. Government to offer 81 savings
stamps, E25 savings certificates next
year
Federal reserve boards weekly state
ment shows banks latio advanced from
AL to H4 per cent
New Y Ork federal reserve banks ratio
increased from 40 10 4O.8 per cent. Lo-
cal banking syndicate 10 offer $780,
600 ~ per cent sinking fund bonds OF
the Virginia Carolina Chemical compa-
ny at price to yield per cent
Twenty industrsls 1915. off OF; 20
rails 1888, off 80.
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MISCELLANEOUS

KANSAS CITY. Nov. 29.-Eggs, I'M
changed; firsts, 69c.
Butter, creamery, 56c.
Poultry, springs 2lc; turkeys, BIC.
Potatoes, to 10c lower; $1.S5Q2. 3&
LONDON, Nov. 29.-Standard copper,
SPOT EFT, Is. Cd; futures SIT, ITS, cd.
Tin spot 6 POS, lis, Sd; futures, G2l2,
15s. Lead spot, G25, 1Os futures, G25,
15s. Zinc, spot, 929, los; futures eS1.
domestic. 9slzc; foreign, INC; Mexican
dollars, SAC.
CHICAGO, Nov. 29-Butter, easy;
creamery. 4SG53c. \
=. Eggs higher; receipts, 500 cases;
firsts, 70d7lc.
Poultry. alive, higher; springs, 23hc;
turkeys, CSC.
LONDON, Nov. 29,-Bsr silver 461sd
Money 5l2 discount rates, short bills
ga months bills, 6 lis.
CHICAGO Nov. 2s.-Potatoes weak:
receipts. SO cars; Northern white, $l65
also cwt; Idaho rurals, $2.OOQ2.O5
cwt.
SAVANNAH Nov. 29.-Turpentine
quiet, FLh2 last sale NOV. ~, receipts,
37S; shipments, ISIS: stock, 1879.
Rosin quiet; sales none; receipts, 1884,;
shipments, $3.50; stock. $500. Quote:
y. d, f, f, G, II, l. X, NJ, n, Wg,
WV, 100.
NEW YORK, Nov 29-Butter steady;
firsts. Asa SEC
Eggs-Steady; firsts, 7bdslc.
Cheese-Irregular; average run, 24h
a 2612c.
Live poultry steady; chickens, by
freight, 22@24c by express, 23@25c;
fowls, 2OQ26c; turkeys, 45c
Dressed weak; Western broilers. fresh.
31Gp44c, fowls, fresh. 35@4lc; ROSTERS.
fresh, 25626c; turkeys, Western, 400
53c; culls, 25435c.
NEW YORK. Nov. 29.-Copper nom
inal; electrolytic spot and nearby 13ai
ali. IA. First quarter 14m14 IA. Iron.
nominal; No. l Northern 45oO946OO;
No. Northern. 4t00d45.00 No. 2
Southern. 3S 00m4S 90; anthony, 5S715.
Tin weak; spot and nearby. ,33 80; flu
lures $500. Lead easier; spot, 5.506
600; zinc quiet; East St. Louis delivery
spot 5.70u5.S0.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 29.-Poultry,
springs, 22C; turkeys. 36c.
Butter creamery, SAC.
Eggs zoe
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-29
"CAMERA EYE"
AVAILS SLEUTH
Paul Waggener Spots Negro
Who Escaped Pen.

The camera eye" Of Lieut.. Paul
Waggener, head of the police identi-
fication bureau, resulted Monday In
the naturalization of Arthur White,
negro, alias George Johnson and
Robert Smith, as an escaped convict
for the Eastern penitentiary of Penn
sylvania, at Philadelphia.
White was arrested here for al
legged highway robbery and carrying
a pistol.
Lieutenant Waggener spotted the
negro at lineup.
Hello. Johnson" he said.
The negro had been arrested here
on suspicion more than year ago.
The negro denied his identity. but
later admitted being wanted in Penn
sylvania.
White has served five years at
Sing Sing, several years at reform
atory for a robbery at Washington,
d. c., and had seven and half years
to serve in Pennsylvania when he
escaped.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-29

October, but generally to 81 points net
lower with January selling off to 14.53c
or 80 points below Saturdays closing
and into new low ground for the sea-
son. There was also Southern selling,
but trade buying TO fix prices on call
cotton, as well as a good deal of cover
ing absorbed the early offerings and
caused rallies OF several points before
the end of the first hour
Liverpool trade advioes estimated at
between $4,000 and e20, 900 bales of cot
ton had been destroyed in the fire OF
Saturday, but the English market
showed continued weakness and there
were reports that spots were being Of
fered on r lower basis In the Southwest
without finding buyers. Offerings were
very well taken during the early trad
ing, however. and there were midmorn-
ing rallies which carried January to
1890 and March to 1920, or 81 10 40
points net higher. This improvement
was not fully maintained later fluctua-
tons being irregular with the market
quiet but fairly steady around mid
day.
Trading was quiet but the market
showed rather q steadier tone during
the middle OF the afternoon, particu-
larry in the case of December. which
sold up to 1880 or 3S points net high
er on reports of better export demand
in Texas and covering.
The cotton market colsed barely
steady.
Futures closed barely steady at de-
cline of rs to advance of II points.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-29
FROM WALL STREET
Steady Tone Prevails at Open
ing and More Gains Made
With Money Easy.

NEW YORK. Nov. pa steadier
tone prevailed at the opening of today 9
stock market. last Saturdays rally in
oils, shippings and steels making fur
Their progress, American Linseed was
the strongest feature, rising Y points.
Atlantic Gulf gained one point and
Bethlehem Steel Mexican Petroleum.
Houston Oil. Southern Pacific and Nor
folk & Western advanced large frac-
tons. Within the first half hour, how
ever reaction set in wipIng out initial
gains in oils and shippings Heaviness
developed in Virginia. Carolina Chemical
American International Pan-American
Petroleum and various specialties. For
eign exchange was irregular, hut the
money market indicated a continuance
Of last weeks easier conditions.
Excepting shippings, which continued
heavy, the market rallied briskly at
midday. Oils, majors and motor spe
cialties were the strongest features,
showing gains Of l to 4 points over last
weeks final Iprices. and steefs and
equipments advanced l to 2 points.
The closing was irregular Sales APP
proXimately $4,000 shares.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-29
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov 29.-Condi-
tons in Liverpool dominated the early
trading in cotton today, but the fire
there did not have the effect 1t natural
ly would because Liverpool refused to
rise on IT, To meet the fluctuations
in this market at the week end Liver
pool should have been 40 to 81 English
points down, but its declines were as
wide as 70 to 81 points at one time.
This caused a lower opening here and
the effect of the fire was further mini
mized by private cablegrams stating
that only 10000 bales had been de-
stroyed out of a stock of $4,000 bales,
of which 507, 900 bales were American
according to the count at the end of
last week.
Prices here fell off 1s to 90 points
around the opening, except that July at
it's lowest was still two points over
the close of Saturday. After the first
selling furry there was reaction to
net advances of IA to "a points. Janu-
airy traded down to 1880 and up to
4.1Sc. Liverpoors only explanation flor
its course was that sentiment was bear
ish.
The market became firm and fairly
active and in the trading up to II
o'clock went rs to IS points over the
close of Saturday, and January ad-
vancing to 14.3Sc.
The report that two large Carolina
mills were resuming full time and tele-
grams from Houston noting a better
spot demand gave the market marked
firmness for while during the second
half of the session and in the trading
up to 1870 O'Clock the net advance was
widened to 35 to 30 points, january
climbing to 14.47c.
Spots closed quiet and unchanged.
Ordinary, 5.25c; good ordinary, &c; low
middling. Toe; middling, 15c; good mid
ding, 17c. Sales on the spot 175; to
arrive 100.
Futures closed steady at advance of
40 to 20 points.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-29
YALE BASEBALLERS 1
TRAIN IN Oh

NEW YORK, N. Y.,,Nov. "a
Yale's 1921. baseball team will tran
az Southern camp next spxing, liz
the major leaguers, it was announce.
here last night by Coach William
Lauder. The innovation is IN line
with the decision of the Yale alumni
and Undergraduates ito adopt a more
aggressive attitude in future toward
the development of athletic teams"
he added.
Instead of Vndoing the Easter holi-
days for Southern playing trip, a
period of training will be substituted,
including practice games with ma
Jor. league and college mines at the
training grounds to avoid the hard
ships Of jumping from town to town,
Captain Peters and Trainer Mace are
now inspecting prospective sites,
Coach Lauder said. He believes that
the new system will aid in the de-
velopment of individual play and the
molding of a fast team.