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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted Female

BOOKkEEPER- Experienced Apply at
Bernard's, ala Market street
BOOkkEEPER- Apply hy mail only. stat
ing experience and wages expected. Hud-
son Supply Co. Front and Market SITS
CASH GIRLS Wanted, for Wednesday
Apply Boston Cloak store. A24 Market
street
CHILD'S NURSE-white. 10 20 10 shore
for two weeks. Good wages. al expenses
paid. Reference. Apply buD \. Van buren
GIRLS-For strap department Must be
over l. years OF age. Apply J. e khoads
& Sons Eleventh street and II. & o. k X
GIRL-Good for general housewora. 306
W Fourteenth street.
GIRL For ice cream parlor. Apply
Candy land. S32 Market street.
GIRL Experienced, for grocery store Ab-
ply Diamond Tea Co, aO5 King street
GIRL Good Polish. for general house
work. Apply Mrs. Schagrin, 2403 Harrison
LAUNDRESS- Must he neat Reference
required. Phone 6476 W
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN TO care for
invalid and look after house Good home
for right party. Address y q. Every Even
ing ONCE
SALEsLADIES- Experienced. Apply at
once at Bernard :. ala Market street
SALESLADY- Experienced. for coat and
suit department Permanent position and
best salary paid to the one qualified for
that position, Apply at once. Bromberg $.
ALB Market street
sALEsLADIEs WANTED FOR WE'D
NEsDAYs AND SATURDAYS, APPLY
BOSTON CLIO AK STORE. 424 MARlET
STREET
SHOE SALEsLADY- Experienced cold
stein Bros. 3o7 King street
SALESLA IES-For ribbons art good :
and knitted underwear Experienced pre-
fcrred. Apply kCnnard-Pyie, 6I1-23 Mar
krt street
WOMAN Colored steady position as cook
and laundress Mrs. q I Brown. Faulk-
land. Phone 4sl3 W, Wilmington
WOMAN Experienced for cooking and
downstairs work. 1902 Greenhul avenue
Phone Il37 }.
WOMAN Good, for cooking and down
stairs cleaning l4l0 Cilpin avenue.
/ YOUNG GIRL-To help with light house
work Apply at once SS5 r. Seven cen tn
street.
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JAS. A. STIRLITH & BROS. Steam pipe,
soil pipe | beams, channels angles. col
umns, shafting puleys. hangers, boilers.
stacks. engines, athes. roof trusses. 30 to
100 feet span, and sewer manhole covers.
Front and Ia tnall SITS Phone 1901.
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Business Places For Rent

NEW GARAGE-Inst completed. Rent
reasonable. Space for 80 cars. 4l9 Wash
ingtOn street.
STORAGE ROOM-Apply Girard Baking
Co. Fourth and Union streets. Phone
1920 W.
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A. ANTlC CITY. y. ].

AVON TNNOcean end virginia Az Re
= ~ h4'4 fined "a srOnaZe HOmelke.
comfortable. Amer and Europ. plans Mod
ern continents Elevator Flee lights.
Run. water Priv. baths II w Williams Prop
HOTEL BOSCOBEL kentgeSy q,,i. Ave
Baths. elevator excellent table n0tei refur
nished Booklet Free bathing from MOTEL
Phone III A. E. MARION
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THE WILTSHIRE

Virz.nia Az and Beach ca? $50. Private
baths, running water, elevator sc. Amer.
plan SAM UEL ELLIS Owner COL
IINS. Mgr.
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RESORTS.
BETTERTON. MD.
HOTEL RICRIE

s modern hotel. commanding fne water
view Of Chsssa peake Bay. Bathing. fsning all
and seashOre Ideal for rest and recreat tion.
southern coosing. Orchestra. Weekend rate.
Saturday supper 10 sunday early supper
inclusive. S6 25.
now Pm r NER Dro-r-.-nr
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SaIesme EN- and Agents

REAL STOCK sALEsMEN-wanted.
high b-class Philadelphia hnapcial institu-
tion is now Offering some OF their STOCK
10 investors We are in need of salesman
I'm your territory who is live one. He IS
to work on n conn1i ssion basis, and should
easily make between ten and fifteen thou-
sand dollars n year. Statesmen who prove
their ability will be promoted TO district
managers and receive even higher com
pensation and n permanent connection
with this organization, The stock we are
offering can be sold quickly and TO your
friends Write us today and we VIII give
YOU full details Acceptance x Finance Cor
poration, Denckla Bldg Phiia.. Pa.
STOCK sAIEsME One of our home
industries Is now offering some OF their
stock TO home investors. We are IN need
of statesmen who are alive TO work on
commission basis and should have no
trouble in earning very good income. In
replying give your phone number Nd
dress Y Is. Every Evenine Office.
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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Business Service.

Business Service.
WHITE PINE CYPRESS
n. &. PINE CHESTNUT
YELLOW PIE POPLAR
FIR OAK
SPRUCE BIRCH
HEMLOCK MAPLE
Roofers, Sheathing, Flooring Cy-
press Shingles.
Mouldings and W ali Board
5. @. SIMMONS & BROS. CO..
Front and Tatnali sstrcets
D. & A. 25l Automatic 2464.
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Where to Eat

KING ST, 7I5-For business people who
desire real home cooked food and good
service Mrs f. Hand.
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Houses For Rent

W. FIFTH ST, 1402-Ten rooms and bath
Inquire Mrs Ii I'll Ward, northeast cor
ner Fifth and Rodney. or phone 6l4
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AUCTIONS --LEGALS
Auction Sale

Auction Sales 30
AUCTION 9ALEs-0f every description.
Anywhere. II you want to sell see Hamil
ton the Square Deal Auctioneer and Farm
Agent. 705 Madilon St Phone 734s W.
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EVERY EVENING REQUIRES THE
SERVICES OF THREE CoMPET-
ENT COMPosIToRs ON AID WORK.
GOOD PAY, GOOD WORKING CON
DITION!s. PERMANENT POSI-
TIONS TO RELIABLE MEN. APPLY
EVERY EVENING OFFICE.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Personals

WF Will GIVE s5.O0-To the FIRST per-
son giving US the present address OF Cnne1l FTanT
s,reet Wilmington, Del. Hobart Bros Co..
rrnN. Ohio
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Musical, Drama attic. Darcing
Private Instr ctlon

MODERN BUSINESS C0URSES- Private
individual instruction Day school sth
night school So per month Diplomas Po-
sitions secured Fall term starts septem-
hor I Enrollments now being made Hines
Private Business College 402 w Twenty
second street Phone 1927 w
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YOUNG MAN

OF GOOD APPEARANCE. WHO
CAN TALK INTELLIGENTLY TO
LEARN ADVERTISING WRITING
AND SPACE SELLING. THIS is
A GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR THE
RIGHT PARTY. ALSO MAN WITH
SOME EXPERIENCE IN AID WRIT
ING. ADDRESS Y 10. EVERY EVEN
ING OFFICE.
STENOGRAPHER-Y Young man for gen
eral Office work Trump Brothers Machine
Co, Whining ton; Del
LOOKING for a mouse Read the rea
estate classified ads.
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Situations Wanted Male

YOUNG MAN-With few hours spare
time daily would like to connect with Q
business which might later command all
his me. Here is a good opportunity Tor q
man with n growing business 20 secure
reliable assistant. Address o. Every
rp mn
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LIVE STOCK
Horses Cntfle. Vehicles

HORSE CART Furniture wagon and de-
livery wagons Wennnger Il son, Front
and IustisOn streets
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Machinery and Tools

CONCRETE MIXERS-0ne No. % koehr-
ing, one No 10 koehring, one portable
stone crusher, one tandem steam roilev
Address The Union Paving Co, foot of
Market street Wilmington, Del. Phone
4DQR
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INSTRUCTION
Correspondence Courses

Correspondence COURSES u
women over -. wishing government posi-
tions Common education sufficient 500
month up. Address ID II. Every Evening
ONCE.
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AUTOMOBILES
Serving Station. Repairing

DELAWARE CYCLE Co.-The only .au-
thorixcd agency In the State for Harley
Davidson motorcycles. los Orange street.
Phone 24l.
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THE sTRAND-FOURTH AND POPLAR
STREETS. NEWLY FURNISHED
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MERCHANDISE
Articles For Sale
Business and Office Equipment So

+ RNlTU URE-of,ice desks. safes. riies,
cabinets AMI general office furniture. store
fixtures. &c. We buy. sell and exchange
A, nlndin x son. l0i w Second street
Phone 5SSS *.
ICE CREAM TABLks-six Apply 1926
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HoIEl !"
lNORN1 ANDTE

NAIANIIN UUU
Open until September 10th New appoin Z
ruents and equipment. strictly nrSt-ciass
cuisine and service. rooms single or en- suite
with or without bath,
LAWRENCE MARESCH, Mgr
Formerly of the Bellevue tratford. Phila
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-13

.SI'Og|I'NhA.RKEIWAS
VERY IRREGULAR
|Internati Credit Situa.
ton Was the Disturb
ing Element.

NEW YORK. March, 1s.-1nterna-
stionai credits and an unexpected
furry in cali money were the domi-
lant factors Of yesterdays very irreg-
niar stock market, in which the early
trading was enIirened by further OPP
erahons OF bull pools.
Foreign exchange manifested q re-
visionary trend from the outset, the
British rate adding 6 pence to yester-
uays late reversal ON specific denials
q reports that the gold movement
nom London TO this country was
already IN progress.
Ihe bulk Of today's dealings CEN
tered again in motors and their sub
sidiaries, also oils, equipments and
rails. Extreme advances Of 2 to 10
points In these issues were finally re-
duced or altogether dissipated having
selling attending the movements OF
money.
Conspicuous features of the carry
advance and subsequent decline were
General Motors, in which 10 potnt
gain was followed by 1874 point re
action. Involving loss OF 11k points
and Crucibie Steel, which forfeited a
substantial gazing and more besides.
Among other industrials and spe-
ciaities the swing from high to low
anged from Q to 6 points, losses OF
Y to 3 points prevailing at the end.
when the transportations also yielded
Sales amounted to 1885, 90 shares.
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Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH, March 13.-The To-
cal stock market was less active and
the price movement irregular. Ohio
Fuel Supply issues were firm and
closed higher, and the Riverside East.
ern and Western Oil shares advanced.
slightly, but other members OF this
group were either unchanged or low.
af. Arkansas Gas declined from 80 to
30M and closed at 30T. Guffey OIL
closed ~ lower at 31k, and Manufac-
turing Light and Heat was 81 lower at
50. A small lot of Lone Star sold at
34js, decline Of 11a. Marland Rein.
Ing was In good demand and closed
unchanged at 6Is.
United States Glass sold at go, an
advance OF SO over the last previous
sale. There were no dealings in any
OF the other glass stocks. Westing-
house Airbrake was X higher at H.
and Electric steady at So. National
ieireprooting was firmer, advancing
from f4A to 141h. A seat in the. Pitts.
burgh Stock Exchange sold at $5,25O,
decline Of $500 compared with the
blast previous sale.
Following Is an official summary
OF transactions recorded on the Pitts.
burgh Stock Exchange on Friday,
March 10:
sales. High. Low.
1910 Arkansas Cas-. 32 s0K
So Barnsdall Corp. 40 4s,
20 Carlo Hyd pfd..t A
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on and Gas.

During the last five days develop
tnent work In the eastern fields has
not been such as to attract attention.
All Of the competitions are located in
defined territory and most are light
bumpers. The greater part OF the new
work starting Is in the same kind OF
territory. Validating, which is ex-
pected to be feature during the
year, has not as yet made much
progress.
on Big creek. Big Sandy district
Kanawha county, w. Va, the Law.
renee Oil company has drilled It's test
on the Michel Meadows farm through
the Weir sand. 1t is showing for
10-barrel purnper. This location Is
800 feet northwest of the South Penn
S0il company's second test on the
America Deel farm. In, Cabin Creek
district, on Kellys creek, F. A. Smith
is due in the Weir sand at No. on
the Ella B. Tompkins farm.
In Greenbrier district, Doddridge
county, three.fourths of a mile south
Of Big Isaac, Robert Monroe & Co.
have completed a test on the Edith
Ferry farm. It is showing for a TO-
barrel pumper in the Gordon stray.
The Hope Natural Gas company's No.
4 on the ]. H. Cunning CHAM farm is
due in the sand. In Ten Mile district
Harrison county, the same company is
due In the sand at test on the K. M.
Carter farm.
Development work in Roane coun.
ty Is increasing. On Barnes run,
Spencer district, the Interstate Oil
and Gas company has started to drill
"a test on the r. H. Lukens farm one
half mile east Of the same companys
test on the William Nichols farm.
The Spencer OIL company is due in
the sand at a test on the Artie Great.
house farm. The Ohio Fuel on com.
pany lie due in the sand at a test. on
the T. G. and Sidney Wines farm. Ths
United Fuel Gas company is drilling
at 1890 feet at test on the G.. f..
Hedges farm
In the new Berea grit development
in Reedy district, Roane county, the
Heck Development company is fishing
at It's test on the H. G. Roach farm.
The same company has started to
drill test on the Dola Seaman. farm.
vi
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drilling test on the jerome Tucker
farm. In Sheridan district, Calhoun
county, the Hope Natural Gas com
pany's test on the n A. Brgner and.
8. $ Shriver farms are gassers m the
Big Injun sand. In the same dis
trict Horner Brothers are due IN tho
sand at test on the MrManawfias
heirs farm.
The Ohio Cities Gas company Is III.
creasing its operations IN sherman
district, Boone county. This com.
psny's No. 8 and No. on the LaFol-
lette-R Robson farm and drilling and
the rig for No. z is completed. The.
game company,s No. . on the Jose
phine Petrie farm and No. 8 on the
Samuel Petrte's farm are drilling. Tho.
rig for No. on the last.named farm
has been completed The same COM
pany has a rig up for No. 3 on the l..
NJ. LaFollette farm. The Lawrence
Gu company has drilled its test on.
the school house lot 10 a depth OF ], 125
feet and shut down. !
In Big Sandy district, kanawha
county, the Ohio Fuel OIL company Is
starting a test on the j. 4. Icenhour
farm. The same company Is due In
the Weir sand at q test on the N. \,
Fitzwater farm and has started to
'drt1l on the ]. H. Davis farm. In Muir
ply district, Richie county, Cox &
Co. have o rig up on the s. s. Joseph
farm. Hayes Brothers have rig ma
terial at a location on the john A.
Hayes farm. In Union district, Tyler
county the Tyler OIL, company is irill.
ing test on the William ]. Bell farm.
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Grain and Produce

CHICAGO. March 13;-Heavy com.
mission house selling, said to be partly
Tor Liverpool account, had bearish
slloct today on the corn market. Prices
closed nervous. v to nc net lower,
with May S1.4SA to $1.4Sass, and July
P1,42st TO $1.425s.
Oats finished a shade to sc down,
a1d provisions varying from 45c de-
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The State Department has received
a report that there ere approximately
5000 cases of typhus fever In Esthonia
with G. mortality ranging from 20 to 40
per cent.
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arc made for tests in this district. In
Burning Springs district, Writ county,
the Federal on and Gas company Il
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The Ohio Fuel Oil company is drilling
ct 1900 feet on the w. G. Powell farm.
There are eight rigs. up and locations
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FOR SALE Cash itegisleFs and Cred.
It Files. Easy payments. National
Cash Register Company. Ciatksburg.
w. Va, a.is.tf72s1'
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|CL ASST led ADVER Using

: -
TELEPHONE your wat ads 70 THE
+ WEST VI EGfNfAe, rhones llG5.
JUG, tlot, aayerttsing Department..
Slastltcd ads must be Ia this office before
q m. to insure insertion IN the elAssi-
NED column. and before u, nopn. 70 in
sure tntcrtior In The Late Want Ads,
IS SUB-STATIoNS.
For The ennyohieaes Of those who can
not e4aily rume " The Wet YifginiRn
office 10 place their classified advertise
tnenis. The following xet.Stations have been
faff4nsed for. Classified Embellishments
left a. thesS stations will csiye The same
prompt, careful attention as if leff fnJfhe
office 81 The West Wirginian.
a. q. Martin Co. Book Store
t31 Main Street. Il
Tenth Street News Stand
Tenth Street and Virginia Ave.
East Side News Company Il
Market Street, First Ward
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FOR RENT-Three furnished rooms
ot--light housekeeping. s27 Cole
man avenue. 3-9-5t. 1898
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YOUR best chance to make money IL
In buying Texas Oil Leases in sd'
vance Of development. You read every
day OF fortunes made by those who did
so. Other fields are opening up and
the chances are better than before.
The San Antonio field Is beginning to
boom. Now is the time TO buy. Write
for cur list Of large and small acreage.
Special bargain. White they last
$4,000 buys 10 acres webb county.
Investigate. Street q Sherfesee, 1856
Moore Bldg, San Antonio, Texas.
s.is-1t.741'
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HELP WANTED-MALE

YOUNG MEN, II upward, desiring
Railway Mail ClerlSships, S1I0.
month, write for free particulars, ex.
aminations. r. Terry CORNER Govern.
ment Examiner), Ss6 Continental
Bldg, Washington, d. g. .3.1o.6t,7400.
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WANT ED Brokers and Statesmen to
sell stock in a guaranteed, money
back oil proposition. Make big money
and do your friends a favor. Write
III. o. Westerfield Cisco, Texas.
3.13.1t.741S
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ROOMS 70. RENT

FOR RENT Thtee furnished rooms
: for light housekeeping. s16 CASTOR
avenue; Call 1d1s,M, S.I2-2t.7414
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FOX SALE - Six.roon bungalow on
the Barrnckyille road. For informa.
ton call 1S93,M. 3i1.it.7lDS
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NIIscELLANEoUE

aN9oNE having rooms fc rent Nor
NAL students for Spring Term be.
ginning April sixth, write Miss Dorcas
Prichard. Normal School 3.is-St-7l1s
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FeE -sALF

FOR SALE Singer Sowing machine
anil cooking stove. Reasonable price.
ScAll ct SCI Front street s-ls-sl-7tll
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WANT ED To rent by April ist 5 TO 5
room house with bath see o. r.
sDuckworth at Ducks Market, 1870 Main
street sia-tt-74o2
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WANTED--Man for Janitor work. Ap.
ply Goeld's Bakery. s-1s.Sti74l6
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M..NTEp

WANTE6 = bosfasrs ana r0omerS.
221 Albert Courts; S.19.at-7fiz
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/ psh stk FL seat526o $3.50
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1920-08-26

cause they would be affected financial
ly by the passage Of such a bill.
Commenting on the resolution and
the situation which gave rise to it,
Lemuel Bolles, national adjutant Of
the Legion, declared the case was
characteristic Of the stand taken by
opponents of the measure generally
in various parts Of the country.
"These enemies of the BILL he said
"have deliberately and repeatedly
garbled the truth even to the extent
Of disseminating as facts statements
which they knew to be false. Every
intelligent American knows that the
sentiment of ex-service men as
whole is overwhelmingly in favor of
adjusted compensation. They have
weighed the argument on both sides
and fully believe the measure to be
not only just and fair but consistent
with the welfare Of the country as
well. This has been repeatedly
proven and reported to congress fol-
lowing exhaustive canvasses in every
state under the direct supervision of
members of the Legions national ex-
ecutive committee"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1920-08-26
FIGHT THE FOUR-FOLD BILL
Rotary Club of North Carolina Among
Others Expressing Disapproval
of tho Measure.

Members of the Rotary club of VIII
mington, North Carolina, who recently
wired senators and congressman urg-
ing rejection of the American Legion's
four-fold optional compensation bill
saying they did not believe ex-service
men wanted a free will offering from
the government" are denounced in a
resolution adopted at mass meeting
of approximately 500 eX-service men
OF their own community.
The resolution recites that the Will
mington post of the American Legion
had already gone on record in favor
of the bill and that therefore the
Rotary club members could not have
felt they were expressing the real
sentiment Of eX-service men.
ave believe" the resolution reads
in part, that said Rotary club mem
bers have used this phrase as a cloak
to cover their true selfish desires. be-
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q lf1E O.
AflERICAN
LEGION
Copy for This Department Supplied BY
National Headquarters Of the
American Legion)
EX-SERVICE MEN IN SPORTS
Olympic Games Will Recall Ancient
Days When All Athletes Were
Fiuhtinu Men

Until the Oxford Cambridge relay
team went to the Pennsylvania relay
carnival a short time ago and won the
mile relay race from some Of the fleet
est teams in the United States, Amer
lean athletes looked upon the Olympic
games to be held at Antwerp as being
designed more or less for their own
particular amusement. The victory Of
the English runners at Philadelphia
was something of a shock, and some
dopesters are willing to cOncede that
the Stars and Stripes may not after
Contrary to general belief, there will
be quite q Sprinkling of eX-service men
in the American team. One athletic
expert has estimated that 80 per cent
or more Of the competitors will be vet
Grams of some branch Of the service.
Many Of these on form should be placed
high in the events. AthleteS-the anna
teurS-trave1 at so fast a pace that
they do not remain at their top form
for long, but many of the eX-servlce
uIou Sllll are lodG1HS Ill lIdCk anu Ictu
We have, for instance, Pat Ryan,
former artilleryman, for the artillery
is an ideal branch for a hammer
thrower Pat is still the worlds cham
pion and the record holder. In the
Inter-Allied games in Paris year ago
he was only allowed to give an exhibit
ton. The French were afraid that Pat
would mess up some of the spectators
if he were permitted to put the full
heave into the hammer.
Earl w. Eby is one of the best mid
die distance runners in the United
States. He won the 40O-meter race
and finished second in the 8OOmeter
race at the Inter-Allied games.
Nick GianakOpolos is likely winner
of the Marathon. Mick not only served
in the world war, bat he was nutting
around through the Mexican expedition
under Pershing. Nick was such an
expert at k. p. that he was known to
two armies as "Soup."
Ex-service men I BE looming up in all
sections as candidates for the Amer
lean Olympic team. TheAIiddle West