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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-16

pilo k MIN 10.112 muzu. Vesli
dvema protilehlymi branami,
proudly 32stupnovymi, pod We
denim R. Bilka, A. Hellera,
Havla a vi. Muellera. Rozdelili
Sc pfi dalslm postupu V prou-
dy 16stupove, tyto ma 8stupo-
We a bystre provedli rozstup.
Cennou novinkou byl sokolsky
pozdrav nacelnikGv 'Nazdarw
ktery zaznel s jeho mGstku jas
ne pevne mad stadionem We
chvili ukonceneho nastupu, po
upazeni. Odpovedelo mu hro-
move "Zdar!" vSech cvicencG,
otfdsaifci city stejne mohutne
jake oblfbene pTipazeni S po-
'tleskem. Ma to zacvicili muzi,
uzivaifce tradicnich ukazateld
a pTestavkami, pet povinnych
sestav. Pohled ma more bflych
tel a modrych kalhot byl ne
vyliGitelnT. V tn chvfli ztracel
duch moznost poimoveho a
slovniho postizenf jejich este
tick6 a t6locvicne krasy a ce-
ny, opdjel Sc ien rytmem cvi-
kG a pohybem mas, strfdanfm
barev a tajemnym sumem cvi-
ciSte. Sotva muzi zdvihli paze
k prve dobe prv6 sestavy prost
nych, snesl Sc ma sletiste prud-
ky a husty lijdk. V jistou chvf-
Ii bylo tax nevlfdno a smutno,
ze Sc zdalo samozfejmym, re
aspon vetsina obecenstva prch-
ne. Ale opakovalo Sc to, co
isme radosti vvtkli iiz o sle-
tn dorostovem. Obecenstvo s
napadnym sumem vvtahovalo
pouze uschovane plaste, bali
10 sc do dek. uschovavalo klo-
bouky, ale neodesel nikdo. Ho-
ste, pokud sedeli mimo loze,
byli z pocatku znepokoieni, a
mnozf prchli pod strechu. Kdvz
vsak videli houzevnatost a ka-
zen ostatnich. kdvz 81 povsimli,
ze clenstvo re cviciste nezmi-
zelo. nybrz klidne cvicf dale, a
kdyz Sc bro zacalo opet W.
iasnovati. vratili Sc ma sva mi
sta a velmi divili Sc odvaze a
houzevnatosti SokolG, kteri Sc
neboii lamou rozmary pfi-
rodni. S napietfm byl oceka-
van nastup zen ke cvicenfm
prostnym.
Drive nez k n6mu doSlo, OBJ
ievila Sc ma stadionove plose
ceta 1S FrancouzG, absolvent1
ucitelskeho ustavu Pafize,
pod vedenim prof. Racina. Ia
to telocvicna skupina zastupu-
lie tantokrate francouzskV te-
locvik. Neni soucastf organise
ce gvmnasticke. nybrz ukaz-
kou skolniho telocviku fran
couzskeho die novVch zasad
telovVchovnych. Byla zacvice-
ma telocvicna hodina die svste-
mn lam arvbo hnhofT I6,tyy q
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pruzny sklad t6lesnych pohy-
bd prostych, bez naradi a ume-
leckych konstrukci. Citime vliv
valeenych dob. Francie Sc pro-
bouzi re zkostnatelosti, odvra-
CT Sc Cd uniformity sablony,
.uci Sc ucelovosti, sblizuje Sc s
kazdym prvkem pohybovym,
jenz znaci zvySenou otuzilost
jednoduchost a silu. Francou-
z1m byly projevovany pri ma
stupu, odchodu b6hem cvice-
nj nadsene a vrouci sympatie
celeho sletiste.
Konecne nadesla chvile ma
stupu zenskdho. Pn svstupu v
poctu rovnez 1O.112 zen pro-
ivedena slozitd a plasticka rel.
Vlastni cviceni bylo zahajeno
po naprosto zdaTil6m a pres
mem nastupu a tvoTilo rovnez
5 sestav. Zeny cvicily bez u
kazatelek, bez pTestavky, po-
prve mnozstvi, jez Sc zcela
vyrovnalo poctu cvicfcfch mu-
iii a tomto mnozstvf poprv6
take uzitim. bile halenky.
Tyto Skolnosti jednak prospi-
valy malebnosti a zdvihaly W.
znam chvile, jednak vykon t6-
locvicny nepom6rne znesnadno
valy. Celkovy vysledek byl o.
hromuifcf. Zeny zacvicily Sc
stavy bez chyb, S vnitrni roz-
kosi tanecni, S jistotou, ktera
nekroutila a nevytacela jeiich
fadami pfi velkych poskocfch
posunech, vkusem a vnitf-
MIN iasotem. Sotva nastoupi-
ly a zahdiily cvicenf, sletistem
zachvela vlna zfetelneho po-
hnuti a rozechv6ni. Pro cizin-
ce to byl vrchol pTekvapenf.
Vsechny loze Sc rovlnily, vsa
povstalo a rozhlizelo Sc pre-
kvapene. Jen mill bratTi Jiho-
slovane Sc tise usmfvali, jsou-
ce lepe a davno jiz obeznameni
pomerv a sami ma dobre ce-
ste k uspechim podobnym.
Rytmicky zaklad sletovych
cviceni zen Sc pine osvedciI a
strhl divaky k ohlusujicfm pro-
ievum. Dostalo Sc jimi velke-
no zadostiucineni take iedno-
te zizkovske, iakozto hlavnf
propagatorce tohoto telocvic-
nehO Smeru ZenSkehO a autOr-
ce techto prostnych. Po vystou-
peni zen vynikla spravnost ma
zor1 nacelnika "A. Ocenaska,
ktere byvaii dosud Caste zne-
hodnocovanv podcenovany,
&C Sc opirajl o pTirozenost a
zkusenosti 2 ciziny. Zaiist6. ze
pfiSte Sc dockame podstatnych
zmen We vystoupeni muz6.
Vzpruhou X move praci a soute
Ii bvla take dalSi vystoupeni,
prostna cviceni 20clenneho
druzstva Sokola americkeho a
rytmicka cviceni mici americ-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-16
Odpoledne ma sletisti.

O jedne hodine Sc zacalo pl-
niti sletiste k pamatnemu ma
stupu borcG pred presidenta
republiky, Nladu a represen-
tanty cizich statGv narodd.
Cim vice Sc schylovalo ke 3.
hodine, vzrGstal ma sletisti
prfval a shon. Kazdy touzil po
rychlem dostizeni mista. Nej-
vetSi tlacenice nastala pred
schodistem k lozim a seda-
dldm cizich delegaci. Nikdy
nebylo v Praze pospolu tolik
cizincd a tolika preruznych
jazykd.
Zahajovacim cislrm byla
prostna cviceni muzG. Nastou-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-16
ZAVODY ZEN VYSSfHO Cd.
DfLU A ZAVODY MUzU
o PREBOR cos.

Praha, &c. cervna. Zavody
zen, jez dokoncilo 1906 druz-
stew nizsiho oddilu a Ia druz-
stew oddilu vySSiho, m6ly az
do konca krasny, klidny prubeh
Jak soudkyne, tax zavodnice 2
Moray mely k dobru zkuse-
nosti lonskych zavodu moray
skych zup, konanych Krone
rlzi. Do vecera nemohl poctar-
sky sbor zdolati vSechen tabul-
kovy material E20 zdvodnic a
zjistil toliko vysledky zavodu V
oddilu vySSim. Die tohoto W.
sledku, ktery ovSem bude zno-
WI prezkousen prepocitan,
jest
/. prebornicf V oddilu vys-
Sim sastra Adamkova 2 Brna T.,
2. prebornici setsra Novako-
va z Brna l., ktera roku lon
skeho byla take prebornici v
zavodech kromefizskych,o te-
hdy ovsem zavodila Sc svou
materskou jednotou boskovi-
ckou a
3. prebornici sestra Saskova
z Vysehradu.
Sestra Adamkova ziskala 81
proc. bodG, sestra Novakova
79.5 proc. bodG, sestra Sasko-
va IT'S proc bodd.
Cely prdbeh i vysledek "a
vodG zen jest obdivuhodny, po-
vazime-li prisnost zavodniho
radu c. O. S., ktery jest nej-
prisneisim zavodnim radem e.
vropskych telocvicnych sdru-
zeni. A sestry soudkyne plnily
rad do posledni pismeny a Sc
stry zavodnice, klidne, oprav-
du sokolsky nesly vsechny jeho
dusledky. Jsou to prve zavo-
dy zen cos. a sokolske ze-
ny zde dokazaly, re chapou
povinnosti sokolske pine Sir
ce i hloubce, re domahajice Sc
prave, vedely, re domahaji sc
tim i povinnosti novych. Tez-
kou zkousku 81 ulozily a dobre
nj obstaly.
: S tymz zajmem, ba jest6
v6tsim, sledovan byl zdvod mn-
III prebor cos.
Valka rozmetala starry kadr
zavodnikd, prihlasky vsechny
obsahovaly jmena nova, dosud
neznama. Ze zavodG nezucast-
Mill Sc br. Cada, Svoboda atd.
chapeme a schvalujeme. PROBE
viii tim opravdov6 bratrstvi
vuci tenn, kdoz V pfedni bor-
ce mali vyspeti. Cd pocatku
zavodu bylo iasno, kdo budou
souteziti o primal cos. W.
sledek to potvrdil.
/. pfebornikem jest br. Du-
Ska z Kral. Vinohrad Sc 176.5
body (76.74 proc.),
2. prebornikem br. Vacha z
Brna l., Sc Ills body (74.56
proc.),
8. prebornikem br. Prazak z
Plzne Sc III body (74.35 pr.)
Ma 4. miste jest br. Smidl z
Ameriky Sc 166 body (72.17
proc.)
Vysledky dalsi zatim nam O.
znameny nebyly.
Novy sbor zavodnikG Sc tvo-
Fl, jimz bude ukolem haiti
cast a slavu sokolskeho jmena
"a hranicemi naseho statu. Ji-
ste mnohe z Mich najdeme. V "a
vode druzstev pro mezinarod-
nj hry olympijske Antver-
pach, kde poprve bojovati bu-
dou "a barvu vlajky naseho
statu. Zavod protahl Sc az do
3 hod. odpol. Ukazal lepsi wy
spelost V telocviku narad o.
YOU nez V telocviku prostem, V
nemz ne vsichni zavodili S pl-
nym zdarem.
Ones podstoupf zavod bor-
N; oc4,+y,; Jor+ - oora,vJ,, ,a
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Pout' Sokolstva ke hrobu TYR
sovu a Fuegnerovu.

Praha, %. carvna 1920. -
Sokolstvo uctilo pamatku svych
zakladateld vcera odpoledne.
Le Sokola prazskeho odesel
pruvod Sokolstva, V jehoz cele
kraceli francouzstf gymnaste s
praporem Unie, zastupce me-
sta Pafize, Belgicane prapo-
rem, Jugoslavsky Sokol, Ukra-
jinci, Slovenstf Sokolove, A
mericti Sokolove a Sokolstvo.
V prGvodu neseny vence a KY
tice.
Ma hTbitove ocekavala prd-
vod delegace londynska "a
stupci telocvicnych a sportov-
mich spolkd anglickych.
U hrobG vytvorena malebna
skupina prapord.
Pc uvodnim sboru pev.
krouzku Sokola Prazskeho pro
mluvil br. mistostarosta c.. @.
S. FIR. Masek. Vzpomfna nasich
zakladateld, jichz pamatku u
ctfva Sokolstvo Sc svymi prate-
Ii. Sokolstvo 81 pfi pamatce "a
kiadateld svych slibuje, re
zdvojnasobf sve usili sireni j.
dee sokolske v lidu ceskem. a.
by Sc stala majetkem celeho
naroda.
Zastupce mesta Parize D.
Brisson vzpomfnd stykG cesko-
francouzskych, jez utuzeny "a
sluhou Sokolstva a ceskoslo-
venskych .legii a imenem gene
ralni rady Seinske a mesta Pa
fize klade venec.
Ma to vzpomenul zastupce
belgickych gymnast6 stykd ce-
skobelgickych, a vidal cest
,pamatce zakladate11.
P. Cazalet klade ma rov pal
mu $ francouzskou trikolorou
a pronesl procit6nou rec, V niz
vzpomnel svetle pamatky Tyr
Sc Fuegnera a vyznamu jich
dila pro vychovu mladeze.
Jm6nem Svazu Sokolstva Sr-
ba, Hrvata Slovenaca br. Du-
gan Bogunic vzpomfna zak1a-
datelu, kterf patri vsemu Slo-
vanskemu Sokolstvu. Idea So
kolska .vykoupila Cechoslovaky
2 otroctvf, idea sokolska sled
nacuje Jihoslovany.
Ia delegaci anglickou ozdo-
bill row skvostnym vencem p.
Sully projevil obdiv mad ces-
kou telesnou kulturou.
Ia Ukrajince vidal poctu
ZakladatelG mdr. Small Stocky,
zdGraznuie vyznam idee sokol-
ske po STRANGE kulturnf a ethi-
cke pfal 81, ably duch iejf
vplynul do vseho Slovanstva.
Br. Placek, starosta Ceske
Oboe Americke slibuje mad ro-
vem zakladatelG, re budou spo
lupracovat pro nasi republiku.
Ia Slovenske Soko1stvo pro-
mluvil starosta br. Orazan,
ktery lllade venec re strani Ia
transkych uvity z kosodreviny
ma row sokolskych zakladatelu.
UJiSt re nami Jsou V jed
nom Siku udrzl naSi republi-
ku.
Zastupce hlavniho mesta
Prahy, br. Krousky vzpomina-
je pameti zakladatelu, pral 81,
ably jich laska k vlasti a sebe-
obetovani pfenesla Sc do cele-
no naroda.
Cd hrobu zakladatelG vyko-
many navstevy u hrobu br. dra.
Podlipneho, byv. starosty C. O.
S.
Odpoledne ma sletisti.
-ss sRVw
O jedne hodine Sc zacalo pl-
niti sletiste k pamatnemu ma
stupu borcG pred presidenta
republiky, rladu a represen-
tanty cizich statGv a narodG.
Cim vice sc schylovalo ke 3.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-22
american Candy Co.
Z Per Gent Cumulative Preferred
Wuh Rightto Buy Common
to Buy Common

The actual arrival of Prohibition
has brought the expected increase in
the candy demand, and the Amer
ican Candy Company has already
begun the necessary expansion by
the purchase of the adjoining prop
erty for its next factory unit.
American Candy Company stock
has found widespread recognition as
prime investment both in the large
investment centers and at home,
where considerable blocks Of the
stock have been retained by close
interests of the Company.
Therefore, those wishing to make
initial investments in this stock or to
increase their present holdings
should do SO without delay.
This per cent cumulative pre-
ferred issue offered at 500 par car
ries with it the right to buy FIVE shares
Of common, Of no par value, at $3.50
per share with each share of pre-
ferred. And inasmuch as the earnings on
the common this year will be around IS
per cent after all tax deductions, F. A.
Brewer & Company recommend American
Candy an investment of exceptional in
terest.
Orders should be mailed Immediately,
or preferably wired
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-22

Pittsburgh. Jan. 90. HoGS-Receipts,
5000 head. Higher. Heavies. sl5 506 Is so;
pigs. S15.T5pl6. -''
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts. 800 head.
Top sheep, $3.50: top lambs SOL
CALNES-Recelpts, 1875 head. Steady
Top, 500.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-22
BUSINESS NOTES
The showrooms of the garment manu-

Ine ShOWrO0mS OF the garment manu-
facturers were the scene yesterday of
buying that is still of the careful sort.
In the cautious operations of the visit
ing retailers, the more representative
wholesalers are getting little more
than their usual share of business. The
reason given for this is that in such
unsettled times buyers feel more as
surance in dealing with responsible
firms.
The slowness of trading in the gray
goods market this week, coupled with
the sharp break in cotton, brought out
quite a few second hand fabrics yes
terday at concessions. In fact, much
of the limited trading that was done
was in goods from that source. In
cluded in the business put through were
spot Eartern 3S1a inch "a Cos from
first hands at 24c and January Feb
ruary deliveries of the same cOnstruc-
tion from second hands at 231ac.
In the opinion Of a wOmen's wear
manufacturer, the high prices forced
may take the retailers some time to
overcome. He explained that outside
of the few people with plenty of money
to spend, the merchants are training
up an immense army of bargain
hunters, who refuse to spend money
except when there is a sale. He be-
lieves that many retailers are blinded
by the money value of their business
volume. forgetting that sales are fewer.
Once the period of extravaganza is
over, he said, such stores will find
themselves handicapped by the economies
they have now taught so many people
to practice.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-22
ELK BASIN LEADS
CURB OIL GROUP
Outside Market Irregular in
Tone and Movement All
Through Day
NORTHUMBERLAND STEADY

New York. Jan. 22.-The curb mar
ket was irregular in both tone and
movement all through the day. with
some of the petroleum issues showing a
stronger tone.
Elk Basin was one of the most active
features in that group. advancing to
9M. General Asphalt yielded from IA
to Ill. followed by rally to 113:
Simms sold off from 54A to 53M. and
White Oil. after selling at 3SA, reacted
to 3SH. Gililand was in good demand
with sales at 40% to 80. international
Petroleum was weak, selling at GoH
to 6S.
British American Tobacco dropped
from 195s to 1S5s and the rights sold
down to G5S. Submarine Boat was
steady at 151a to 15M. Montgomery.
Word was steady, with sales at 3S
to 80
Carib Syndicate sold at 427s to AIS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-22
BONDS
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS

oo6 Shicaso }a9 2EofSgRseg!pts R si5 3 40
'sl3,$S @13;7o; I!shhtt, ,sl5.4o a l5:75; light
si4%I4? .; P!ss, sis. e q IL u y NS r"uS"' ,,
:, CAtTTLE-Rec,e,ipts, TILE. Rec, II 900 head Firm;
siiSS s l6 50: &c cP%mGn, S{ :29s5S%I ;SS; s65
Rsfsrs 4"u soTs ss4s "Sf Is; sG'sn saS-
$i7,5O@ lo; feeder steers, ss@12,5o; stocler
S'FSai sHEEP%Receipts. Re 10000. Firm. Lambs.
;1s@2O2S; ,1;,,. culs and common. ;I4,75@
culls and common. s6@s.95.
5000 Rs"d Hshr sfe Heaves AoSFSsofpts ST. g.
sfaEy s HGr7fFs and light yoFfer'
ro6 sHEEP 5s!n ANR s,5 l. TBS 800 head
r0e @R S SOP 1a5 !aGs head a. Steady
s"o Ssa5
hlEheT heavy, Sis % ID IS1 lo9 mixed 5SG S16S@S
T. i, p; workers. l5@1s39; light DO SO 10
STtEEP AND LAMBs-Rsceipts, 400
q a5; yesfinss, %s sio@fs; f?F wehars 0 srsg
ewes, s4@12; mixed sheep, sie,5Odl3
1865 he head ouf 4lsSsr ssn Bulk
heavy, y, si5,5o@1 3; ommedigm, sl55og.
Gl57o; heavy packing sows. ; s smooth. 9TH sla'77S
@l4,8S; hacking sows. rough, $12.75 1915;
:, CATTLE-Receipts, $500 head. Strong.
Beef Beef, StesrS sIG a medium and heavy choice and
P5 .SS7s' @sSST 'qG isnf good good 81 aSS
ssSiGea ss IS SviSb So common and medium
Loo
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-22

iOVO ~
Union Pac r r CIV
1000 80. 86h
Union Pacific I'd
5000 49,. T7R
Union Pacific r As
1000 .... 83M
5000 80. 81
Union Pacific r IS
$4,000 ....102
Untd Rly Irvest Co.
Of Santa Fe 5s
5000 -. 72k
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-22
Increased
Candy Demand
Due to
Prohibition
Has Already
Begun

Factory
Expansion
Now Under
Way
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-22

eSsS9 CENTRAL TRUST AND SAVINGS
COMPANY, Market and Fourth SITS.

csSS9 CENTRAL TRUST AND SAVINGS
COMPANY. Market and Fourth SITS.
At the annual meeting; held January Sth.
1920. the following stockholders were elected
directors 20 serve the ensuing year:
j. Comfy Hunter F. Leighton Kramer
George II McNeely Francis Y. Quinn
Theodore II. Miller J, Howard RhOads
lanes i. HallcNgell Henry Bell
George W. Roydhouse Isaac NJ. Simonin
Frank Schoble Chas. s. Walton, Jr.
Henry f. Michel Clement J. Craft
Frederick G. Helmbold
At a meeting OF the Board Of Directors
held this day The following officers were
unanimously Elected;
T. Comfy Hunter. r...,..,.,........Pr President
Clement ]. Craft. t..,..........N Vice President
George IL Mc,Neey '.'',.''. Vice President
Theodore i. Miller. ,,.,..... Vice President
Charles Lukens' '',',..,..,....se Secretary
aso aasog Ts Trust Trust 9SeE
Lewis Van Court, Asst Treasurer
CHARLES K. LuKENs. Secretary.
january 10. 1920.
Evening journal., 1920-04-14
He Heads Ban Johnson 5 Secret Service

Folger has been approached on the
subject, but no definite agreement has
been reached. He loves the game and
would like to, see 1t purged Of all
gambling. For that reason he probably
Will accept the responsibility. II Is a
big order. but Folger should be big
enough for the task.
Have you ever watched the play
ers?" Folger was asked.
"0h. yes. we've watched players same
as the Spectators he said, hut In "a
years I've never discovered bit OF
crookedness in any member OF Cleve-
land team
That is big boost for the game In
face OF all that has been said about
gambling the past winter.
Folger is inclined to blame the pro-
fesional gamblers and the small
bet" fans for all the fuss that has
been stirred up. And he thinks the
nght to clean up baseball should be
started IN the stands whore these fel-
lows gather.
Folger Is head OF q big detective
agency in Cleveland. Baseball has been
his hobby. He went South with the
team last year.
Evening journal., 1920-04-14
WEBB ASSOCIATION AFFAIRS.

The Elijah NJ. Webb Association an
nounced their annual spring program
for the month OF May, at their meeting
on Monday evening.
On Saturday afternoon May 4. the
baseball team viii play the /. o. o. F.
team. No. 3. OF this city, In the frst
game Of the season. The E. NJ. w.
Band will play between the innings.
On Sunday afternoon, May 9. the re-
opening celebration will take place.
On Thursday evening, May 90, the
Sunday school will give May Day
concert. A May Day cantata will be
sung IN costume.
On Saturday morning, May %. the
the Ladies' Auxiliary viii conduct q
bake.
On Friday. May ss, the Sunday school
and poor children viii so on their an
nual May outing 10 Fairnount PARK
One hundred and nifty children win be
cared for.
On Sunday morning. May 30. The sol
der members VIII hold memorial
service.
On Monday morning, Memorial Dav
May 81, the annual visit TO the cemetery
will be made The club Will not take
part In the parade this year.
The f. NJ. w. Band will give q patrl-l
otto concert. on Sunday afternoon, MAY
so. The soldier members VIII drill.
Evening journal., 1920-04-14

A lot OF fans would have been will
Ing to take an even money betNduring
mid-wlnter that Fred Mltchell's Cubs
and Miller IIuggins Yankees would
win the honors in 1920 baseball. The
Yanks now are long shots and the
Cubs have lost much. And this has
come about through injuries that
none could foresee.
Miller Huggins still talks optimls-
tloally OF his chances. But he doesn't
smile much over them.
Mitchell is optimistic, despite his
reverses, and still smiles widely.
II you don't believe It, look at the
picture above.
Buck Herzog will start the season for
the Cubs at second. He may play
throughout the season and he may play
.. hTjlliant game. But tte Is. llkely at
any stage OF tie gE8e to be inespss'-
tated for further service. He went TO
the hospital two weeks before the
opening date with a case Of hernia.
The surgeons said It would require
long rest after an operation. That
meant Buck was lost for the season.
He asked II he might play on and post
pone the operation. They told him. he
might get by with II until fall. AT any
rate. that is what Bucks doing. dIe's
game. lie may not play his best
game, but until Mitchell gets a man
who can play a topnotch game Buck
will attempt 10 stick It out.
Then there is Charley Hollocher with
a growth on his hand. The hand was
operated upon and Churck IS back In
the game, but It is bound to be tender
and he may have further ttouble with
f.
Last fall Lefty Tyler went 20 8 den
ist and had his teeth removed They
told him that was the cause OF his
poor pitching arm. For a long time
this spring the arm felt right and then
he began having trouble again. lie Is
a doubtful quantity
II good luck had been with him in
these three instances. Mitchell would
be an almost even bet with the NReds.
But luck has been against him and if
the Cubs can buck a combination like
that and win the flag they'll deserve
los Of praise.
And you's got to give Fred Mitchell
credit for that smile in the face Of
adversely.
Evening journal., 1920-04-14
Strawberry Feast for Us
after Ne10 Competition

Having put across the Turkey
League" 10 the queens taste. Leroy f.
Sparks. physical instructor of the Y.
NJ. C. A.. started new athletic or
ganlzation, the strawberry League"
ct the local ~" yesterday. The Straw
berry League will end with a straw
berry spread, even as the Turkey
League ended with turkey banquet.
The athletic contests In which the
boys OF the 'Yr will compete include
i-Pull up; 2-standlng broad Jump (;
3-three potato race; i-running high
jump; 5-spring board high Jump; c.
high dive; 7--hop, step and Jump; s.
basketball throw; Cypress up (psral-
lei bars i0-standing high Jump; H.
2O-yard swim; i2--push up from
noor); i3-plunge for distance; fisk
potato race; f5-40-yard swim; i6-
target throw.
TWO Of the above events will be held
each week and each team will compete
either in basketball, baseball, or a
game each class day.
Gold, silver and bronze medals will
be awarded TO the individuals winning
nrst, second and third places respect
lively In the entire series.
Evening journal., 1920-04-14
GRAPPLERS AGAIN
ON KEYSTONE MAT

Keystone will hold a wrestling show
in their clubhouse on Friday evening.
Three nrst-class bouts have been ar
ranged. which promise to be of the
whirlwind order. In the main go Spike
Hayden, f35-lb. champion OF Delaware.
VIII meet Joe Jacobs, the former Cam
bridge, Md. grappler who has made
good here number OF times. The
men have met several times, but
neither has ever been able TO score
win In q limited time. However,
ihis VIII be finish bout-t.o best
gu. OF three falls. Although Hayden
IS giving at least ten pounds, he ex-
pccts TO beat The former Cambridge
wrestler.
In the seini-windup Whitley Andlam,
ihe former Harrisburg lightweight,
viii meet Lucky Fred Dann, one OF
fhe best OF the local boys. This bout
viii be a corker.
The opener will bring together Billy
JENNINGS and Frank Denaask, both OF
This city. All the bouts will be The
best two out OF three falls. John Y.
Cooper will referee all the bouts. the
first OF which viii take place at $40
O'Clock. Jack McAdams will be an
notlnccr.
Evening journal., 1920-04-14
nv FRED TuRBYvlLLE.

Ran johnson Is intent on stamping
out gambling in the American League
This season. IL matters not whether
it be players OF spectators Johnson
las declared war and an army OF ce-
tcctlves will be in the employ Of the
league.
II is more than likely that Clay Fol-
ger, for 81 years chief OF police and
detectives at League Park in Cleveland,
will be in charge OF the small army OF
detectives who VIII be present at every
ball game and besides will keep a
watch on any players under suspicion.
Folger has practically run the gsmb-
lers out OF the Cleveland stands. He
put the race track touts and plckpockets
out Of bushes I'm Cleveland.
we generally have five or six men
IN the stands every afternoon said
Foiger. III they hear bets beng made
they quietly inform the gambler That
he is requested to leave The park. Ills
money is refunded as The gate"
That same system Is the one Folger
would employ In cleaning out the rest
OF the parks. He would employ only
local detectives, though.