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MAMA CARE STA INECAT
CoP1LA VA III DATA
IN JUDECATA

D-na Katie Michlovitz, care in
ziua de 8 Septembrie . incercat sx
Sc inece in lacul Erie dupa CO STA
inecat 9 copila de cinci AMI, astaxi
Va Fl chematd la tribunalul polite
nesc acuzata find de crima.
Dina Michlovitz q devenit iste.
rica cfnd . fost salvatS de pescari,
81 poitia Ia cercotat starea min
tala.
Dcctorii della City Hospital, un-
de 9 fost internata 81 sub paza din
ziua tFagediei zic Cd dinsa pare in
toate mintile.
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AMfNAREA PRoCEsULU1
KLOZAR g.

Procesul lui Joseph Klozar, do
miciliat Ia 1902 Harvard-ave., a
c,lzat CD a impuscat Gu intentia dc
a omori pc James Brock, Martha
trccuta, a fost animal pima Ia 13
Octomvric.
Sergentul dc polite Kuglcr a in
formal tribunalul ca conditiile lui
Brozek stunt foarte grave. Ell Sc
afla in gpitalul st. Alexis.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-30

licat scrssoo3 deschisd a usu,
uegustor, ro,nay xStrc portarul dc
Ia niAistrul cdS5frciului. Sc yede
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-n,odcrM;sat c;,}sG pistreozd ca Z
ridicwd tendcitep vcchiurile obi.
cciuri. III aoeaDllf tord, de object
dacd scniii prcso3sk kfeIui Stotelor u.
"'o' iss'e e''sssse p''"eSs' 'as'
pa"s' oace ''4 ss4 g personal ce'
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-30
PENTRU M0NUMENTUl
EcATERlllA TEOD0RolU

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I. Icide Stefan, Nov sl|ll As
Castle n. d. 2.Oo {
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UN. Ac INI.ATuRAT DIN
]. PLxlGflgt

COLUMBUS, 20 Sept.--Un ac
frumos, pc care Ia inghitit acum
zcce ami, a fost inlaturat din par
tea de JOS q plaminului sting al
D-rei Romayne w. Weisend, in
ctatc de 20 ami.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-30
PfSSediIlte|e Wilson
81 Campania E|ectora|a
MEDICUL INTERZICE PRESEDINTELUI
DE "A TINE VORBIRI DESPRE LICA

WASHINGTON, % Sept. ASH
gurarile Cd Presedintele Wilson va
da sprijin activ partidului demo-
crat in ultimele saptamini a lrtp-
telor electorate adus pc fruntasii
democrati din toate partile tarii in
capitala spre a discuta cit de multi
permit conditiile fizice q prescdin-
tclui de participa la aceasta dup
til.
Printre democratic PROMINENT
earl au discutat aceasta problema
q fost secretarul presedintelui dl.
Joseph Tumulty, fostud senator
James Hamilton Lewis, candidatul
de governor din Illinois, d. Frank
r. Doremus, deputat din Detroit $:
H. =. Moore din Youngstown, .di-
rcctorul campaniei lui Cox.
A fost definitiv decis All ca pre-
sedintele nu va tinea nici Q cuvin-
tare, cl toate Cd presedintele Will
son bucuros ar sacrifica oportuni-
tatile de . Sc face sanatos, daca
prin ajutorul lui dat nartidului
democrat, ar putea reusi ca Sc faca
poporul american de a accepta Lii
ga Natiunilor. DR.. Gary 7. Gray
] - ssp,,s " tsnditiile presedin-
tcllii iii plni ass,s
pra lui acessta povarS . canlpaniei
d din cit Sc Stie dina Wilson SC
opune catcsoric ca sal permita a
lua acest risic.
Foarte multe oraSe din Statcle
Unite au invitat pc presedintelc
Wilson ca Sc mearga sa le vorbca-
sea .crezindu-se CD influenta iui Q
Gu multi mai mare ca oricui vor-
bitor din aceasta campanie, insa
'nici. unul dintre membrii comite-
tului central al partidului demo-
crat nu dispus a.cere att de
mutt della Wilson. S'a spus franc
Cd tot ce sc poate astepta della Sc
full cxecutiv difcrite declaratiuni
81 explicari date asupra chestnut
lor ridicate in accasta calnpanie.
A. Fruntasii democrati carl doresc
q obtine della prescdintele Wilson
I'M ajutor cit poate a-i permite pu-
terilc spun Cd Wilson este 'capahil
mentalicestes De q intra in. lnpta
pclitica activa insa corpnl nu este
sufficient vindecat .pentru aceste
greutati. !
Presedintele a presidat Ia Q Sc
dinta 4 cabinetnlui ieri insa pro-
gresul &c la facut, nu este recent.
Cind d. Lewis q plecat della Ca
sa Alba All q dat in public inten-
tia ce. are de face uncle propu.
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Clillii de RasbOi
- esrviciile CO le-au adus ei
pc front.

ciinii in r4zboiul mondial Sunt
recunoscutc agtazi de toti beii-
gerantii, carl org'anizind dresatul
SYSTEMATIC, au ytiut sd traga eel
mai mare foAos de pc elrma aces
tor tovaraSi credincioYi al omu.
.ui. Ciinii, sunt in razboi, cci
mai prctiosi 'auxiliari al soldati-
lor, carora !c evita uncorl moar-
tea sau capturarea, lc astimpara
setea 81 foamca, lie Sad,lcc muni-
tiuni in momente grole.
In &C masura ciinii stunt orgd-
nizati 81 ce folos aduc Ell in raz-
boi ne aratA un interesant articol
din lie, Temps care dncepe
astfel:
''Zlarele germanc, zilnice sau
speciale, au facut adesea mec-
tiune, Sau in "Ecourile dc raz-
iboi'' sau char in articolele teh-
nice, despre servicille abuse dc
K'riegshunde QOiinii de razboi)
''Le Temps q arafat publicului
inca din 1914 organizataa ger
anana a serriciului cdinilor dc
razboi, lar intro seric dc arti-
cole eUpus ceea-ce C I'm drept
sd ne aSteptam de la cfinii alesi
Gu chibzuinta, pregatiti cum sc
cuvine 81 dresati correct. ''Zia-
rele englezc au reprodus 'articole-
lie apdrutc in Germania 81 au citat
epecdote, .dar publicul 1u GU
noaste faptelc reale, serviciile
imense aduse de ciinii dnregi.
mentati regulat in ar1nata. FL
sunt dnainte, in primele linii,
sub bombardamente 81 ci ial
parte Ia actinne. Acesti ciini an
ca 81 eroicii soldati, livrcte =
matricole 81 placi de indcntitate
- 81 in Aata representation
oficiali al ministrului de razboi
au contractat un angajamcnt dc
bunS voic pc tot ti1npul raz-
boiului."
Drupa &c constata astfel inn
portanta Seryiciului c1inilor dc
razboi, asa cum f1nctionea'za in
Germania, in Anglia 81 in Franta
''Le Temps arata &C este in sine
aceasta functionare.
I'm Nranta, ser'viciul ciinilor
de razboi nu era organizat, sau
eel putin nu era supravegheat
Ia inccputul ostilitatilor.'' Acea.
sta 0 spune giarul ''Le Temps
in general, care mai dnainte, nu
era nici ell partizan al ciinilor dc
razboi.
'AceSti cii1li erau 1uati la Ill
timplarc; conducatorii lor ma
veau nici idcc dcSpre dresaj $
desprc metodcle de utilizarc q
cdinilor; din zecc ciini prezenti Ii
efectivul un1li regiment, deabis
u1lul era Gu adevarat cline ds
razboi. Acuma, tinind seama d.
experientele facutc de mai i.
multi dnca in Germania 81 de ex
| perientele. razboiului in general
hcrurile s'au schimhat. Acunn
ciinii, dresorii, antrenorii 81 con
ducatorii le fac parte GU toti
dintr'o companie noua a unu
escradron de tren. Franta sis
organizat scrviciul cTini.or d
razboi, care depinde direct d.
cabinetul ministrului de razboi.'
-.
| In general, scrie lie TENS
ciinii de razboi au pa'gini fdart,
| glorioase in astoria lor. De fapt
''pentru . ntiliza in desjuns d
biue un cline, treIbue nu numa
sal calnosti, ci mai ca seaana tire
bue 81 crexi in utilitstea utiliza
rel sale's. Acesst4 ''utilitate !,
utilisdrei. ! 1ost fnteleasa !
|I ~ 80 ~ ,,x,.4,a.x:. ,,x3s,ar
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v|uItuIIliTe

D-LUI 1. HElGER, Manager
Bank Mormorosch Blank d Co.
NeW York Agency, N. Y.
sStim0te Donsn,.le::
Nd STINT obJigGt sd I'd n.ulfumcsc
ps Gale publicd pentru }sumosal
Volum, lucrdre esecutotd de con,i-
tetxl formal de-dJ. Aristide Blank,
cM.vederile din t0rd, cori u, 'aG fd-
cut Sc sip.t pldcsri ce M Ie pot
expriMG.
DOresc din mind sacces IN ssouG
intrcprindere ~ care U'ati oagc-
jiat; II sper "a vistorA apropiot ~
vespIdti zelut ~ cure dN isseepNt
fss,acti0ndssrea acestei issstitH3iani.
ca dsoseSssS stiMd,
i. N. SI'RBU.
'rs =. R.A.
e,,, ~ ls ~. III SS
The diamond drill., 1920-02-28
THE DEER HUNTERS.

Not a few deer hunters. selfish fell
lows, are seeking 10 make II appear
that there is no sentiment for a clos
ed deer term in the upper peninsula.
Putting II 10 a vote OF the people
would quickly prove the great major
ity want II. Every woman, and every
child would vote fayorably TO the
plan. A few hunters make consider
able noise but they do not represent
the sentiment on this subject. The
time TO start the protection OF the deer
is right now. This talk that there are
as many deer as ever Is untrue. II
may be made by those who do not
know the facts. but it's untrue just
the same. Forty years ago the lower
peninsula had hundreds OF thousands
The diamond drill., 1920-02-28

thing. The revolt" story was fiction
from start 70 finish yet the wires were
hot with messages and several spec
ial rprsntatiys travelled hundred OF
miles to Iron River 10 feature the
store.
Just imagine the country weekly
paper printing such stuff. Yet, that's
what three fourths OF the stuff feat
ured in the daily paers amounts TO.
Iron County readers can now form
s0me idea OF what is really going on
on the Mexican border. When you see
a featured In the Chicago papers fig
ure out what proportion OF truth
there was In the stories told OF the
revolt in Iron County and apply the
same proportion 10 the story you
read. Yonli then have correct idea
OF the affair.
The diamond drill., 1920-02-28

OF deer. AS many as $4,000 a year
were killed there. Now how many
would be killed? The deer OF that
region formerly so prolific in these
fine animals, have all been shot away.
It will soon be so in the upper penin-
sula IL we do not get the protection
now. Delaying it from year to year
is suicidal. That was what they did
in the lower peninsula with the result
that now they have no deer. Were
proper deer laws made and observed.
the hover peninsula would still have
plenty OF deer. and the people there
would not have to come to the upper
peninsula to get one. II the people
OF the upper peninsula are wise TO
their best interests they will all come
out strongly for a closed term on deer
as these fine game animals will be a
very valuable asset in years to come
when they have been shot away from
other places where the people are
blind To the inevitable Save the deer,
and begin the work now. Every good
citizen ought to help on in this mat
ter.-Iron Ore
The diamond drill., 1920-02-28

TO Marquette for the porpose OF get
ting warrants for the arrest OF Nc
Donough and the Iron county ofie-
GERS wanted. District Attorney Wal
ker refused 10 issue the warrants.
Dalrymple demanded the warrents
OF Deputy Hatch. Later In the day
Walker sent to Hatch copy OF
Telegram that he tWalker) had re-
ceived from Atty. Gen. Palmer in
which the latter asked that no act
ion be taken without a full invest
tigation Dalrymple wired Walker that
he proposed to leave Marquette at
800 o'clock for Iron River for the
purpose OF arresting Mr.. McDonougs
warrant or no warrant
There were rumrs about town that
the people of Iron were arming and
intended to arrest the federal mes
when arrived but that proved TO be
bunk. There was no effort made to
modest the men and only delegation
OF small boys met them at the train
when they arrived at Iron River.
Accommodation had been reserved
at the Iron Inn for the party and
they went to bed early.
The diamond drill., 1920-02-28
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING
Continued from page 1

did. Officer Grove Immediately com
manded the driver TO drive back 10
Iron River again and after some argu-
ment and heated words. the deputies
let him go.
This action was communicated to
Prosecutor McDonough and he immed-
lately hired rig. and with Chief Sen
siba and Captain Brown started for
Scalcuccis. The load OF wine was
met and the prosecutor instructed
Deputy Chard TO hold IL when IL got
To Iron River. The party then pro-
ceeded to the store. where the remain
ing six barrels OF wine were left. Mr..
McDonough Immediately notified his
deputies TO place the wine in a barn.
McDonough Takes the Wine.
At this juncture Oficer Grove in
troduced himself and ordered the dep
uties to leave the wine alone. Here
ensued a wordy row. In which the ap-
pearance. character. authority and ac-
ton OF Mr.. Grove was described in
words more derogatory than compli-
mentry by the prosecutor.
Leave that wine alone" command
ed Officer Grove. by interfering your
acts are In violation OF federal law"
Never mind what he says" blurted
McDonough. Store the wine in the
barn"
Well take a chance on violating
the law then" stated Chief Sensiba
and the six barrels OF wine were roll !
cd into the barn.
And so the case stands. The wine
transported TO Iron River is in pos
session OF the prosecutors office. The
wine in the barn is In the possession
Of Scallcucci
The failure OF Officer Grove to pre-
sent sufficient credentials TO prove his |
authority led Mr.. McDonough to dis
regard his orders. Just what Officer
Grove expects TO do Is not known.
but he left this morning presumably
for Chicago 10 place his case before
hts snperiors. according 10 his state
ments. The state constabulary are
waiting for his orders. What the
next chapter holds forth Is a matter
for speculation.
The diamond drill., 1920-02-28

An annual sweet clover has been
developed at the Iowa College OF Agri-
culture. that coneeivably may add 10
the value OF the farm lands of Ameri-
ca more than enough to pay the costs
of all the agricultural colleges OF the
United States.
The common sweet clover IS bien-
nial involving the same risks as red
clover with regard to winter killing
But this new annual may be sown
with any spring grain, and after grain
harvest make fall crop of seed or
silage. or it may be plowed under for
green manure.
Sown with Iowa oats il has grown
TO a height of three and a half feet
after the oats were harvested. In
Kansas. sown with wheat. il has ri
pened a seed crop after the wheat har-
vest. In Idaho, sown without a
nurse crop. II has made two crops
in one season. crop OF hay and a
crop OF seed. In Denmark. this Iowa
seed made a growth of six feet. The
test has been carried on extensively
throughout the United States and
highly favorable reports have been
received.
The uncommon value OF this new
plant for Northern farmers lies chief
ly in the fact that in crop rotation,
where a green manure Is sought. one
year Is saved in the rotation. The
chance OF winter killing Of clover. in
this Northwest. is considerable. But
this new annual does its work between
spring and fall frosts II springs up
In midsummer like alfalfa. and makes
heavy crop between grain harvest
and late fall plowing.
Thus far stable manure has been
the most available farm source of nit
rogen and humus. The Iowa State
College by a long series OF tests has
shown that such manure Is worth
about seven dollars a ton; and that
with the best possible conservation IL
returns eighty-five per cent OF the
crop to the soil. This new clover
promises TO be one OF the finest pos
sible supplements TO this source OF
fertility.
The diamond drill., 1920-02-28

porav conditions than in any other
part OF the state.
II is matter for ragret that Colon
el yandercook. because the constabu-
larry has had few run ins over vio-
lations OF the prohibitions law. should
have made sensational statement
that must have persuaded tens OF
thousands OF lower state people that
the contrary is the case, and that az
any time the state Is likely 10 be Civ
en- news OF the upper peninsula out
break. when the constabulary isn't
loking. that will thrill IL with horror.
- Marquette Mining Journal
The diamond drill., 1920-02-28
ARMED INVASION CRUMPLED


Continued from page
who aided him in taking the wine and
the men who owned the wine.
Asked IL Il was true that he had
been at Marquette in quest OF war
rant and tht he had been denied one
by the U. s. attorney he stated that
such was the case. Asked IL he had
authority 70 arrest a man without A
warrant he replied that he had and
that he intended to arrest McDonough
under the internal revenue act He
showed the reporter the text OF the
section under which he intended to
arrest McDonough-the one which
provides penalty for interference
with federal officers-and added that
the volsted act gives him the same
power as the internal revenue law.
Gang Of Thugs Along
The men in the party consisted OF
Z state constabulary and IA men In
civilian clothes who appeared TO be
thugs picked up at Chicago TO over
awe the people OF Iron County.
Major Dalrymple was very court
eous to the reporter while the inter-
view was In progress. At one stage
some OF the rough-necks he had in
the party attempted to pick quarrel
with the reporter but Mai. Dalrymple
called him off and nothing further
occurred while the party was in Cry
stal Falls.
A gentlemen who was on the train
with the bunch from Marquette says
that at Champion Major Dalrymple
called his men about him, distributed
weapons and ammunition TO them and
said. NOW men. there may be some
shooting. II there Is / don't want TO
bring any man to me shot in the leg
He's no good. Do business right.
Palmer Denies Him Warrant
II developed that Dalrymple went
The diamond drill., 1920-02-28

1t developed that Dalrymple went
The diamond drill., 1920-02-28

About noon Teusday the editor of
The Diamond Drill was called on long
distance by the Associated Press at
Chicago and asked II there was any
truth TO the statements in that pitt
ched battle was In progress at Iron
River between federal deputies and
the county forces and that table
cloths were being used as flags OF
truce. the 'rebles" waving them out
OF the window when fire OF the feder-
al forces got too hot. And this is
modern Journalism.
The diamond drill., 1920-02-28

NEWSPAPER RELIABILITY

IL The Diamond Drill, the Iron River
Stambaugh Reporter or any other
weekly printed such rot as the metro
polital Press did last Monday about
the revolt" in Iron County they
would be laughed to scorn. Weekly
papers must have at least some found
alton for the stories they print: the
big city dailies get away with any
The diamond drill., 1920-02-28
MEETING TO STOCKHOLDERS

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting OF the stockholders OF
The Verona Mining Company will be
held at the office OF the company.
Caspian, Michigan. on Tuesday.
March 9Th. 1920. at l1.0o o'clock A.
NJ for the election OF directors and a
transaction OF such other business as
may come before the meeting.
BY order of the board OF Directors
r +. Stevens. Assistant Secretary.
The diamond drill., 1920-02-28

Attention Old Maids-Co Confidential
ly, HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
Is your last hope for a sweet breath.
rosy cheeks. sparkling eyes. Don't
give up without trying II. Rexin's
Subscribe for The Diamond Drill
The diamond drill., 1920-02-28

oniciai paper OF Iron County. crys-
tai FANS Township and City OF Crys-
tai Falls.
Terms. -. $500 a Year, In Advance.
The diamond drill., 1920-02-28

Gkhs FkON THE -kkN0LT NEWS
Captain Marsh OF the Michigan state
police was shot two weeks ago about
a mile from Iron River
y. n. Jacobs a local brewer.
The people OF Iron County are In
revolt sgsinse the y. g..
The diamond drill., 1920-02-28
The DiQ|nOld Drill
Moriarty a Conlin. Publishers.

Published every Saturday at Crystal
... Falls. Iron County. Michigan.
Entered at Crystal Falls. Mich. post
once as second class mail matter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-24
CHARTERS ISSUED.

Cosi T;tn'mcrs' Merchandise Corporation
S"cSoik Va. Maximum. $4,000; minimum
.'oon Charic" Williams. president: Thorn.
All Of G'c &s;,oi fere "a nd GGpFss reIsees
mouth. Va General morchandise business
Grsnby Bu;iains Company. Inc; Rich.
s,9.oos; l. Thornton Davis. .ptes.den,: T. l..
AL OF Richmond. Va. General real es,a,.
The Standard Lumber Sales companr
Inc. Richmond. Va. Maximum. 5000: min.
mond. Va; G. y. Swanson. secrHtary. RIeh.
mnond Va. and II. c. Swanson. Chicago
The Ricyir. Corporation. Richmond Va
Iak. Wells. president. Softoik. Va: iI Xirsr
g. Collins. secretary. Richmond. va and
>. 4. Allen. Richmond. Va, General res
estate business.
Jake Wells. president Norfolk. Va; ". q
Ncal. secretary. Richmond. Va and Aller
g. coilins. Richmond. Va. General rsa
> limited United Fruit and Produce Company. INC.
mum. 5000 !. H. Havsic... president: s
tail fruit and produce business
HfSss Goo m ns nori ScS .T ys
James = Mu!vev. Portsmouth. Va Whole.
sale and retail -rocerv business.
and rSM shs!'eT Of EI%at. Ta
John L.. r. Hvsiop. president. and s. svd
ney Keliam. secretary. extending the csti
mr nmen ,sns,h Of lis asa line .,
Tobacco Commonly. rnc.. Richmond. Va,
AieSandrr Cameron. Jr.. president. ant
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-24
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

First raoe-;hrcs turionsss-Joe, Goodtns n.
En-, li2 lLunStordb. to .. TO ). TO i,
SECOND ,Icnite, IL: TroX.eH. 10 :. even.
s. Reardon. oh poet9r. NO. !oo!ing;. Auto;
Run George.
second rscc--six :ur' ougs-M. Der, Thur
won; Triomphant. 10 tstucl}, 80 to !. 70 to
:, tMeoneyy, Is 70 j. ! 10 ~ 10 81 Sth!ti.
Napthalius. Black Wing Cobalt. j. H.
House. Bueiccail. foadstco. and - \. Com
Third ,rsce1-ons mile and, stN,ccnth--La
Won; Judge David. ioI tRoblnson<. i 10 j:
T. to 5. to . second: Marie Council. leo
tBoylc), ITO ]. 10 =, even, third Time
AS Is. Also ran-War logs, John J. Casey.
Tom Brooks; Bronner; Miss Sterling, Ulster
Fourth F raceone am ,n.Mat.e Mler os
6kclseS,. Ii TO :. 10 .. to s. won; EuloGy.
Cobalt Lass, 10. tnichcreckl 10 .. TO .
and 10 H. third Tine, 40 Also ran
Mistress Polly, Ballet Dancer II. Acceic-
Fifth racc-ene milo and seventy yards
10 ]. TO :, wca: Bctgneu.. ioS tIiuxton).
to :. To .. - =. second. War Club.
re tWihal. 10 70 TO 8 - third
Nightw!nd nad Rainbow Girl.
Sixth racC--fnilc aud IL s!Ntccnth-Antoin-
tc'ic. ic- tHuppcn. !. 10 !, 10 !. 10 5.
won: fodder. io3 tBoyic). - 10 !. TO !,
:" to J. second; James. 100 tFordl. 10 Ia !,
. 10 s to ). Third. Time. i:47 i-5. Also
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-24
AMERICAN NATIONALS WIN
NATIONAL STATE AND CITY
BANK QUINT Is DEFEATED
yictors TnI>c Lead in First Half and
by Superior Teamwork Make
Tally 30 to 10.

Bloomcrcd baskctcers Of tho Amer
lean National Bank defeated those OF
the National State and city Bank by
Il score of 80 TO 1t, i'll Il hard-tougnt
game at the Y. W. G. y. gymnasium
last night. The contest was nearly
even until near the end of the first
half, when sthc American players drew
away ami scored several times in sue
ccSSion. When the second half began.
tho State and city team came back
strong. but could not make up the
lead which their opponents had Sc
cured, and continued to fall behind
until the final whistle.
Success of the American National
quint was due partly TO teamwork, and
partly To the stellar Goai-shooting OF
Miss Harding. Their game was feat
urcd by constant passing, gradually
working the bail up to the basket, and
making only short shots FOR the goal.
On the whole, the forwards of the
National State and City outfit shot for
goal more accurately than those of the
American, hut they had less efficient
shooG ''1 nav " '"'"e' -
State and City-Faber. |. r: Adkins. r +:
Devote. 4. j. G.: Devote. T.. 5. c.: TeneT.
American Na,ional-Huntcr. l. e.: Hard
ing. r. e.. Green. j. C.: Ross. $. e.: Goode.
Score: Score ny halves; : !. Total
NATL State and City 80. . IL ia
Field soals--iIarding. II: Flber. ); Ad-
Y1 III z hnn'Fr .,: = tou SSa!s-I'un,er. .
hsfersceLlss Stats. nKsnk; ep.rs-My.
Jourdan and Captain Marstin. u. $. a.