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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-11
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divu pfi velike rozmanitosti zlo
cinu, ale tento hromadny ziev
bestialnl surovo3ti mutt k otaz-
ce, klesl-li polsky narod tax
hluboko, ze nedovede zdolati
ami tax surovych vasni?
Skolni budova plsmenech.
We Warnsdorfu Sc poradala v
nedeli maskarada. V t6locvicne
Sc tancilo a veselilo - ma
jednou k ranu taneCnici slyseli
volanf: "Hori! Horf!" Vyhrnu-
Ii sc ven a uvid6li sousedni sko-
lu - NEST anskou divci - v
plamenech. Pistaly okolnich
tovaren zacaly hlasiti nebezpe
cf. Hasici sc sjeli pozar zdo-
lali. Zniceny byly dv6 mfstno-
sti. - Koncem tydne zachva-
It'll ohen - rovnez nezname
pficiny vznikly = iednu mist
most V bernim dfad6 V Jachy-
move u Karlovych Vard. Znice
ny byly pozemkov6 knihy, rd-
zne spisy a tiskopisy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-11

merry v obstaravani svetla a pa
liva, aby to zimni utrpeni bv-
20 odstran9no. Zastupci v DEL
nicke 1stredne by NELL sve
vudce ma to upozornit.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-11
Inn VERMONTSKYCH NEST Sc ROZ
HODLOPROTIPROHIBICL

Montpelier VT. TO- brezna. - Pfmuvci vlhka pf1poJlh
skorem so NEST pred ey vysusenych kterych Jest ooVo
prodava kabu dane napoje Satn sekretar opdze
zprvy 232 celkoveho poctu 247 NEST nichz bez
maa so NEST vyslovo pro zapovednosti Ze We Ver-
montu mali prohbce dos tom svedci pozoruhodna oko
most ze voo prot Zapovednost Jen ~ NEST
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-11
ZPRAVY Z CZECH.


chach byla "a Rakouska W.
hradne V rukach n6meckych
podnikateld, kteri do sluzeb
pfijimali ponejvice jen plavce
narodnosti n6meck6. Jen nepa
trny pocet ceskych plavc1 a
jen pro dopravu uvnitr Czech
mohl nalezti zam6stnani pfi
doprave vodnf. Zmenou pome-
ri nastava potfeba prakticky a
teoreticky vyskolenych a zku-
senych plavcG V Cechach a tato
potreba bude v nedaleke bu-
doucnosti stoupati. Ma popud
Zemskeho odborn6ho spolku
p.avcn ministerstvo verejnych
praci projevilo ochotu umoz-
niti plavcGm nabyti teoreticke-
no vzdelani po n6kolika po-
radach, konanych ia uCasti mi
nisterstva N. O., Prazske OBJ
chodni a zivnostenske komory
a zemske politick6 spravy do
chazi nyni k uskuteGneni od-
borne Skoly pro ceske plavce
Vyucovani bude zahajeno V L.
terry dne II. unora t. r. O 6 h.
vecer v Praze III. V budove mi
nisterstva Narodni Obrany V
Karmelitske ulici, proti cetnic-
kym kasarnam. VSichni prihla
Semi navstevnici kursu, jichz je
pres padesat, dostavi Sc bez
dalsiho vyzvani V stanoveny
den do mistnosti We dvore v
druhem poschodi.
Ze zarlivosti. z Brna, IS. L.
nora. Dnes dopoledne udalo Sc
v Husovicich vZruSujici drama
re zarlivosti. Pred tremi mesici
nastehoval Sc do Husovic 33le-
ty delnik Ant. LULA Sc svoii
36letou manzelkou Annou a
12letym synem. Zaridili 81 no.
kynarstvi a zivi.i Sc obstojne, V
rodin6 vsak nebylo klidu. Po
13letem manzelstvi byl LULA
slepe zarlivym bez pf'iGiny ma
svoji krasnou zenu a dochazelo
tn casteji k rozpordm. Luza
"a valky utrpel otfesem nervG
a byl propulsion jako invalida.
Dnes, kdyz Sc vratil syn re sko
ly o l hod. odpol. nemohl Sc
dostati do bytu. Sci ku pribuz
nym a vypravel, re Sc nemohl
dostati dom6. Jeho teta, ktera
znala zarlivost Luzovu, bezela
ihned ma policii. Kdyz pax byl
"a pfitomnosti straznikG byt
otevren, nalezena byla Luzova
ktera dopoledne prala, mrtva
ma zemi. Jeji manzel il zabil
sekerou a zasadil il tax prud-
kou ranu do hlavy, re sekeru
bylo mono jen stezi z rany W.
tahnouti. Luza byl nalezen We
mistnosti obeSen. Toto
drama nepricetne zariivosti
veliky rozruch.
Bestialni utoky ma nevinne
rhodce podnikaji, jak sdeluje
'Oberschles. Wand" pravde-
Oodobn6 vrativsi Sc povstalci z
Polska, kteii misto prace V do
ech, rad6j voli nejsurovejsi
zpGsob zivota. V Hornim SleZ-
'ku Sc mnozi Il okresnich sou
III tolik nevysvetlenych vrazd
/ loupezi, ze lie mluviti skoro
, vrazdici a loupicf epidemii,
lovici sadismu, nahle Sc rozsi-
ivsimu. Ma sirokych krajskych
prepadaii surova in
lividua, dobre odene osoby bez
'ozdilu pohlavi a veku a re-
7olvery v ruce donucujf svoje
lbohe obeti, ably Sc do naha
Dochazi ovsem ku tez
,ym prudkym zapasim, ale
urovci zGstavaji vit6zici stra-
lou kazdem boii. Svlecene o.
oby pax propoustejf k cflim
ejich cesty V mraZu a desti a
u sc casio stava, ze zeny, zba-
enc odevu, Sc uikaji do poll a
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-11
ZIMNf JTRPENf.

- " JSoc lIoIiC oNolip
" chudych rodinach, kde neni
mozno a snad ami misto, ably
Sc uhlim ma zimu zasobili. V
zemi uhli jest dosti, ably lid
byl zasoben. Hornici radi Sc
pficinl, aby dost uhli Sc vydo-
bylo. Pficina Sc stale svaluie
ma nedostatek kar a ma spatnou
dopravu zeleznicni. At jiz pri
Gina toho fla jest kdekoliv, pri
dobre vuli, povolanymi kruhy,
ktere o blaho lidu mali peco-
vat, sc necha odstranit. Vyse-
tfujici komise poukazuji ma
priciny zla, vzdy vsak zdstane
pri starem neporadku. Lid tr-
pi dale. Minute jaro Edison, v
Saturday Evening Post pouka-
zal, jak by Sc nedostatku uh.i
nechalo odpomoci a mistni
Press minuly tyden podrobne
naznacil, CO by Sc melo vyko-
nat, ably zminene zlo Sc od-
stranilo a zlepseni pomerd u
pravilo.
Ably Sc odstranil nedostatek
kar a nedostatecna doprava,
mela by Sc u uhlodold postavit
elektrarna, kde by Sc dobyte
uhli pouzilo k vyrobe elektri-
ny a ia by lehce dratem do
NEST byla dopravena, kde by
Sc il mohlo pouzit nejen pro
svetlo, ale pro vyhrivani a
pohon.
U nekterych dold mely by
byti postaveny koksarny, od-
kud by Sc vyrobeny plyn roura
mi vedl do NEST koks by Sc
pax lehce ma misto potfeby do
pravil.
0 takove zlepseni by Sc me-
ly postarat m6stSke spravy,
pax bychom nell mesto ciste,
bez koure, prachu otravnych
plynu a sv6tlo, vytap6ni po-
hon byl by mnohem lacinejsi
nez pri nynejsi obtizne dopra-
We uhii.
Mas fiditel parku 81 V posled
nj dobe stezuje, jak mnoho
stromu V parkach nasledkem
koure a otravnych plynd usy-
cha, zvlaSte We Washington a
Gordon Parku, re neco sc mu-
81 podniknouti, ably Sc parky
dplne nezniGily. A coz obydli a
zdravi obyvatel?
0 tom by mely povolane
kruhy pfemySlet, dat 81 podob
ny projekt ma politickou plat
formu a hledet no provost, tim
by politicka strana ziskala Vi
ce nez uchvatnymi vlastenecky
mi hesly, ktere bez uzitecnych
skutku pro lid mic neznamena-
il. Vydaje nakladanim uhli,
dopravou a skladanim by odpa
dly a tim by svetlo, vytap6ni i
pohon byl mnohem lacinejsi.
Bohaci ovsem tim netrpi, ii Sc
sve pohodli v cas- postaraji. !
ale obecny lid, ktery mali |
'pravy NEST ist atu pecovat, by
% mel ma svych dradnicich po-
zadovat. Nase skoly jsou caste
lasledkem nedostatky uhli "a
'feny a tez nemocnice RUNE
istavy tim trpi.
Guverner We statu Dakota,
ttery jako byvaly farmaf, far
nafskou a delnickou stranou
10 uradu byl zvolen, vystihnul
o zlo, ktere spekulanti svou
ma lidu paSou a Sc
volenim zakonodarny vyvlast-
Ill uhlodoly a nechal dolovat
dopravovat uhli, kde no by
o potreba, takze obyvatele sta
u Dakota jsou dostatecne la
inym uhlfm zasobeni. Proc to
byt v jinych statech,
,de Jest prilezitost dolovati u
III vice nez je no potreba?
Delnicke organisace by Sc
nelv chopit podobnych poza-
[ovk,I M Iobr6Yo ,,x,SxooS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-29
GUN CLUB SHOOT
HELD SATURDAY
First Event of Season Conduct
ed by Local Gun Club on
TrapS-PrizeS Are Awarded

The formal opening of the Perth
Amboy Gun Club for the season Of
1920 took place at the clubs range
on upper Smith street. Saturday af-
ternoon.
Shooting under a serious handicap
of a strong wind, which caused the
birds to travel some" and perform
antics in the air. coupled with the
not shot over the traps since the be-
ginning Of the war, made hitting
them a real job. but despite the ad-
verse conditions, exceptionally good
scores were turned in.
The shoot for the CLUB cups consist
ed of one-ffteen and one-ten bird
event. This event was won by Alder
man Albert G., Waters, with Parsons,
Macmillan, Mundy. Hanson, Burns
and Schmidt tieing for second place.
For the Chamber Of Commerce cup
one-hfteen and one-ten bird event,
which resulted in a SIX man tie, each
being credited with a leg on a hond-
some trophy donated by the Perth
Amboy Chamber of Commerce.
John l.. Waters was elected dope
ster' on the added targets n after
he got through doping and the shoot
held 1t is evident he had the right
dope" for the shooters were very
closely punched at tho finish of both
matches. Under the system of han
dicappihg all shooters have by shoot
ing up to their average a fair chance
of winning a leg on the coveted cups,
az the top notchers in fact. more so.
The club members feel highly pleased
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-29
g0X!Ne MuRI JAZZ! Isl

weitzen was third with 1927 and re-
celved a stick pin.
The remainder Of the high average
prizes were given in the order named,
Benny Yost, pair OF shoes; Fritz Hoy
Ter, smoking table; Augie Greiner, 80
in gold; William Cornelisou, brown
derby; Schrimpe, shirt, Andrew An
derson, box Of cigars; Max Kutcher'
box Of cigars; Charles Simmer, box
of cigars; Victor Satter, box OF cigars
and Andrew Keyes, box Of cigars.
Augie Greiner was given a box OF
cigars for rolling the highest indivtd-
ual score during the league, 204. The
members of the winning Ironclads
team each received a gold match case,
this team was ~captained by
Henry Schrfmpe. The Sterling team
will be entertained by William Count
han of the Majestic theatre for bowl
ing the highest SCORE of the season,
S94. r.. Adams OF the Rectors re-
ceived IS IN gold given by Fritz Hoy
Ter for being the first one to bowl
.17s, the number pulled from a hat
by Alderman Riedy on Saturday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-29
ALUMNI TEAMS PLAY
VARSITlES TOMORROW

Members Of the Alumni OF Perth
Amhoy High school will flock to the
high school gym tomorrow night to
see the representative girls and boys
teams Of their association combat
the representative present day teams
of the high school in the annual con-
tests after the completion Of the
high school schedules.
The girls team OF the high school
this year Is as strong as Perth AM
boy boasted of IN a good many years,
and It will be necessary for the Alum
nj to get q strong team together in
order to defeat Coach Miss Bruns
quintet,
Coach Evans boys will be forced to
go the limit against the representa-
tive team being secured by the
alumni Macmillan and Cannon of
last years basketball team are ex-
pected to be in the lineup. These two
stars with three players from high
school teams back for a couple of
years. should make a great showing
against the present team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-29

free throws and the score stood 16-
IL. Coleman dropped in a long shot
and reduced the Amboy teams lead
to two points 1e-14. Reilly again
increased his teams e with q long
shot. 1914.
Smith was working hard tnrougn,
out the game and up to this junction
attempted very little shooting. His
speed and all-around basketball
ability reminded many Of h fans of
Eddie Regain, the 1ashy forward OF
the original Auditorium five. With
the score 1914 Smith attempted a
shot from the middle of he floor
1916. Another free throw by e.
McMuery brought tho New Bruins
wickers within n point of their
opponents and Smith put his team In
the lead for the first time in the
game with another long shot, 1918.
With both teams going at top
speed the fans were on edge watch
ing every play closely. Cosgrove put
the Hobokenttes in the lead. 20-19,
with his first and only field goal of
the night, but Z. McMuery again
evened matters with a score from
the fifteen foot line, 1920. Reilly
advanced the representative Ampoy
team nto the lead with a score from
the gratis line, and Seaman increased
this lead with a score from the field,
1920. Coleman discounted Seaman's
basket with a pretty shot and the
score stood 1922.
AS the final minute was drawing to
a close a pass of NJ. McMuery to
Smith won the game for the visitors
when Smith took the ball down the
court and with the entire Hoboken
team covering him, he dropped in
the winning basket and the game
ended 24-2S.
During the final session e. Mo.
Muery scored seven straight foul
goals, while Reilly scored two out or
Ave attempts. Smith and Coleman
each scored three field goals for the
winning team, while Cosgrove and
Seaman each scored one for the AM
boy team, and Reilly scored three.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-29
new AUDITORIUM TEAM IS
DEFEATED BY COLLEG|ANS

The new Auditorium basketball
team, originally the Hoboken Big
Five, was defeated by the All Col
legians, of New Brunswick, Saturday
night in one Of the fastest games OF
the season by a score of 24-23. This
Is Bill Manning's teams first defeat
of the season in this section. having
copped six straight from the best
combinations in his vicinity.
Smith, O. forward of the visiting
team, was the individual star of the
game, scoring the winning basket In
the last fifteen seconds of play. lie
also contributed two other baskets in
this session and was the pivot for all
the county seat teams floor work.
q. McMuery and Coleman were high
scorers for the winning team, while
Reilly and Seaman were high scorers
for the Amlboy representative team.
Abbott dropped in a basket from
the fifteen foot line to start the con,
test, but Reilly Immediately evened
matters with q free throw. Seaman
put the Audos in the lead with the
first field goal of the game, and Reil-
" increased his lead with another
free throw. Coleman allowed the
visitors to edge neal to their oppo-
nents when he scored a field goal.
cession made the score 8-3 and Reil-
~ added another point from the free
throw line. McMuery scored his only
field goal Of the night and the score
stood 9-5.
Dave scored a field goal, his only
one of the night, and the initial ses-
sion ended lis. During the first
session Smith was held scoreless but
his door work kept the New Bruins
Ayick combination In the running.
Hitchner in the pivot position for the
Collegians this half was held score
less as was Cosgrove, his opponent.
field for Hoboken, while Coleman
and E.. McMuery scored from the
field for the visitors. Reilly scored
three out OF -four attempts from the
fifteen foot line, while the Collegians
scored one out of four.
At the start OF the final session j..
McMuery replaced Hitchner for the
Eollegians and the New Brunswick
ers changed their plan of offense. In
the first half Smith took the ball
through the Amboy defense but was
downed when he reached the basket.
In the final session the New Bruins
wtckers decided to take long shots
and follow them up. e.. McMuery
started the shooting from the gratis
line and dropped In the first score Of
Brunswfckers within three points of
the lead with a field goal, the score
now standing lis.
Two more free throws by IL. Nc
Muery made the score lilo, but the
Amboy representatives again edged
AWAY when Reilly scored five points
IN succession, a free throw and two
field goals, making the score 1910.
Il. McMuery then scored two more
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-29
WILLIE CURRY MAKES GOOD
SHOWING AGAINST CRACKS

willie Curry. the Staten Island light
weight. who commenced his fistic OPP
erations as a feather in the LotoS ring
here some time ago., has participated
in eight bouts down east and in the
south under the management Of Silvey
Burnes since January, and has made
a good showing in all Of them. Before
starting on his road work Curry met
Harold Farese in a eight round bout
at Newark, the papers being dlylded
as to whom the decision would go.
AT Westfeld, Mass, Curry ecured
the referees decision over Willie Her
man, in a twelve round bout and a ike
victory over Billie Fitzsimmons at
~Thomsonville, Conn. in a scrap OF
Josephs, twelve rounds, at Boston,,
was a draw according to the referees
decisions Curry won referees decisions
over Young Rector in twelve rounds at
Chicopee Mass, and Sammy Waltz,
twelve rounds, at Hartford, Conn. At
Lewiston, Maine Curry kayoed Eddie
Tyson in our rounds. In a fifteen
round bout at New Orleans against
Kid Foster the referee gave Curry a
draw.
In his last bout on March 10. Curry
fought Bobby Michaels a twelve round
bout at Chicopee, Mass. receiving the
referees decision. MichaelS was
foored five times during this scrap,
Bobby taking the count of nine. In
his fight with Young Rector, Curry
allowed his man fourteen pounds and
succeeded in flooring his man In the
fourth round.
Silvey Burns, who has been
ing boxers for the past eighteen years,
claims he has never come across a
boy who has shown the markings of a
as a Curry.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-29
INDEPENDENTS TO PLAY

The Independents, a basketball team
made up of a number of this years
high school basketball team, VIII travel
to South Amboy tonight to combat
the forces of the South Amboy high
school. The lineup Of the team viii
be chosen from Flynn. Splitter. Han
derhan, Greiuer, Lewkowitz. Silver,
Parker and Cohen. The Perth Amboy
combination would like to arrange
games with the Woodbridge high
school team, the South River high
school team and the Sayreville Boy
Scouts. All challenges should he d.
rected to William Flynn. William
street. city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-29
SAINTS HOLD PRACTICE

The Saint Anthony baseball team
held Its initial practice session on the
Raritan Copper Works diamond yes
terday afternoon. With the exception
of a few of tho regular candidates,
the entire roster of the team was out
for this session. A number of play
ers who are trying for the team took
part in this practice.
After the players got warmed up
to their task the candidates were
divided into two teams. one the reg
ulars and the other the Y%annlgans.
and a nine inning contest was played.
The regulars, due to the batting Of
Conover and the playing Of Brown
miller. succeeded In winning the
game by a score of 24-17. The next
practice session VIII be held on We'd
nesday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-29
BREAKS A COLD
IN A FEW HOURS
"Pape's Cold Compound instantly
relieves STIFFNESS and
distress

Don't stay stuffed-upl Quit blowing
and snufiing! A dose Of "Pape's Cold
Compound" taken every two hours until
three doses are taken usually breaks up q
severe cold and ends all grippe misery.
The very first dose opens your clogged-
up ~nostrils and the air passages of the
head; stops nose running; relieves the
headache, dullness, feverishness, sneez-
ing, soreness and stiffness.
"Pape's Cold Compound" Is the quicks
est, surest relief known and costs only
a few cents at drug stores. 1t acts with-
out assistance, tastes nice, contains NJ
auiniss-lnsist upon Pape'Ai
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-29
AWARD PRIZES
ELkS BANQUET
Event Saturday Night Marks
Close of First Bowling Tour
nament Conducted by Lodge

A banquet was held in the EllSs
club Saturday night marking the close
of the successful Elks bowling leasue
which was won by the Ironclads
Prizes were awarded by w. Guy
Weaver as read off by Jack Weitzen,
secretary OF the league. There were
fourteen high average prizes awarded
but only thirteen were available ror
publican. Howard Richards was high
average man for the league schedule,
with 1898 and was awarded a bowling
ball; Harry Neale was second with
1854 and received an Elks tooth, j.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-29
Don't LetCatarrh Drag
You into CONSUMPTION

be cured BY sprays, 1nhalers, 1elliea
and other local applications.
s. s. 8. hau proven a most salts.
factory remedy for Catarrh bea
cause It goes direct to It's sources
and tends to removs the germs OF
the disease from the blood. Get q
bottle from your druggist today,
and begin the only logical treat
ment that gives real results. For
free medical advice write to Medi.
cal Dirsctor, 1e4 Swift Laboratory,
Atlanta, Ga.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-29
The Biuuest Crater.

Two young Swedish students of ge-
piogy named Wadell and Ygberg, after
an expedition In Iceland, have dis
covered what Is believed to be the
largest crater In the world, measur-
ting Eve miles long and a quarter mile
wide. and further claim to have dis
covered warm springs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-29
SPTS LYCEUMS
NIL

The Lyceums, a senior baseball
combination consisting of local play
ers, has booked the strong Roosevelt
Field Club for their opening game Of
the season. The date of this game
has not been announced, however,
The Iyceums want to secure games
in May and the remainder Of the
season. Playing with the Lyceums
will be Seplacky. Zalari and Milcik
on the mound. rabbit" Coughln
and Buck Nesly receiving them,
Keller, J.. Cab, p. Dametch and Gus
Nesly in the infield, and p. Morgan,
Frank Cab and J.. French in the out
field. Thomas Snyder, of GIG Eliza
beth street, is managing the games
OF the Lyceums.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-29

Avoid Its Dangerous Stage.
There Is . more serious stage OF
Catarrh than the annoyance caused
by the stopped-up afr passages,
and the hawking and splitting and
other distasteful features.
The real danger comes from the
tendency Of the disease to continue
Its course downward until the
lungs become affected, and then
dreaded consumption 10 on your
path, Your own experience has
taught you that the disease cannot
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-29
Chm'r al

The summary of the winners: Club
cup. Albert Ct, Waters; Chamber of
Commerce Gu, G.. Baldwin, George
Parsons, John l.. Waters, Frank
Schmidt, John Hansen and NJ. New
conner; Madsen Cup for high gun, John
Hansen, First Merchandise Prize, do
mated by Cannon & Sheehy. John Han
SEM; Second Merchandise Prize. also
donated by Cannon and Sheehy George
Parsons.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-29
brunswick Team Wants Games.

The Empires. of New brunswick
will again have a strong team on the
diamond this year, and as they are
preparing a schedule would like to
hear from any team in the county.
They would like to hear from the st.
hnthonys, Salems. West Sides, Ly-
keum B. B. C. and Maurer A. G. Any
Team wishing to meet the Empires
shouid communicate with manager
William Wisheart. care Janeway q
carpender, New Brunswick. -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-29
SneetfwaNs Wnnt Came

The Speedway basketball team are
without a game this week. and would
like to arrange everal homo or
travelling games with any strong Junior
or light senior combination in this
vicinity. Address all challenges to
John Bradley, 1917 Broad street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-29

win the new club house, stands. etc.
which have been rebuilt and put in
first class shape.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-29

stanley Coveleskie is the Bar
ney Oldield, or the Pop Geers OF
baseball. Stanley is doing his
spring training at New Orleans
with the butt of a cigar clenched
firmly between his teeth. He
doesn't burn it-he Just chews on
Evening journal., 1920-01-22
TRY TO GET
INTO LEGION

indianapolis - Efforts Of
nurses doing reconstruction
work in army hospitals 10
obtain membership in the
American Legion have so
FAR proved unavailing. Re
plying to an inquiry con-
cerning the status Of these
nurses, Lemuel Bolles. ma
tlonal adjutant OF the le-
gion, SAYS: ~ a
Members Of The Army
Nurse Corps were duly en-
listed in the military ser
vice Of the United States.
and as such are eligible %
membership in the Amerl-
can Legion. The so-called
reconstruction nurses. at
tached to the medical de-
partment OF the army. are
civilian curses and % not
come under the eligibility
clause Of the constitution
Of the American Legion.
They could only obtain
membership by an amend
ment which would have 90
be passed by twO-thiri vote
at a national convention OF
the legion.
Evening journal., 1920-01-22
SHRkIPNEi

A French artist has pick
ed an Indian as the model
American - which con-
tlnues the conception Of
Americans generally by the
French.
Why should there be a
scrap over war medal
awards when all those who
received them are salts
fed?
Again - lis said the
Nanks In Siberia are COM
ing home. Let's hope they
DO. this time.
II Bryan likes the White
Huse So much, why doesn't
he apply for a janitors Job
there?
Why not get the former
NJ. P.'s as cops FOR The
League OF Nations?
The most Draft Dodger
Bergdoll will get Is Is
months. And we Joined the
army for thatl
jug Is no word for the
army h0ose-g0w. 10 reminds
a fellow too much Of what
used TO be.