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Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-02-27

much satisfaction TO movie fans
and at the same time save many
cuss words from the male popula-
ton who have repeatedly mis-
judged their footing on the dark
corner.
VIII T. Coe of Glencoe, passed
through here Thursday on his
way 10 Santa Fe where he will
attend a meeting Of the Repub-
lican State Central Committee
which convenes at that place on
Saturday, next. Mr.. Coe is a
member of the committee and
will represent Lincoln County
at this important meeting.
Mrs. Jennie s. Ross and son
Charles came home from FL Paso
Monday, where they have been
for the past three weeks. Master
Chas. undergoing a treatment
for his teeth which proved sue
cessful.
M. j. Doering is home from a
trip to Canutillo, Texas, where
he visited his brother, W. j.
Doering, who has been suffering
from a stroke of paralysis. He
found W. j. much improved and
can now be about with the aid
of one crutch.
Mrs. r. G. Pitts left Saturday
for Wichita, Kansas, where she
will visit with relatives for a
month at least. Mrs. Fair,
mother of Mr.. Pitts came down
from the ranch in the Jicarilla
mountains and will remain until
Mrs. Pitts returns.
W. j. Langston left Monday
for Joplin. Springfield and
Kansas City, NO., where he will
visit with relatives and friends.
He will also attend to some i'm
portant business matters during
his two weeks of absence.
Miss Aileen Haley came up
from Ell Paso Saturday and spent
Sunday with her father and other
relatives here. She has been
much benefited by her eye treat
ment, and returned the firstpart
of this week to finish the course.
Harry Comrey was over from
the Captain mountains Tuesday
and among other things Harry
said: THE range conditions are
exceedingly good, and the stock
accordingly, in our locality"
Mrs. w. N. Williamson of Las
Cruces, mother of Mrs. c. H..
Haines of the Pure Food Bakery,
came in on No. a Wednesday,
and will visit with the Haines
family for a week, at least.
Il. d. Boone, A. j. ROLAND
and c. A. Perkins motored over
to Picacho Wednesday to view
the progress made on the Picacho
oil well.
DR.. Carl +. Freeman and
family left for Tularosa Satur-
day where the Doctor was called
to inspect cattle previous to ship
ment.
,. George Weishar. postmaster al
Jicarilla, came down Monday
and took train No. 3 for El PasC
to attend TO some business mat
tiers.
Mrs. Johnny Benson, Of Bis
Springs, Texas, left for tina
city Thursday after a pleasan'
: visit with her friend, Mrs. Hattie
Wells of Carrlzozo.
: Joe Stratton and Ed Harril
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-20

Uni oameni sunt nascuti reg!
81 irnparati. insa singur Harding
este omul care. pima acllm, q
fost .ales presedinte in ziua in
care s'a nascut.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-20

Att declarat cind att luat ministe-
rul in primire, in fata functionari-
lor, ca nu aveti nici 0 competinta.
O VOCE: NJ al facut nici lege
d-ta.
Dl. DR.. LUPU: Macar pentru
frumosul lui talent, ar trebui sal
lasati sd yorbeasca.
Dl. I. MlHALACHE: Am de-
clarat ca nu am competinta. Cum
asi putea sd sustin ell in fata d.
voastra ca am vrc-o competinta?
Daca fnsa pentru d-voastra a.
ceasta poate sa constitute un certi
feat, dati-mi vote 81; remarc ca
este un certificat de paupertate
politica, da tide dl. General Avere-
scu partidului d-voastra END a re-
ours la un marghilomanist ca s;i
vie ca ministru pentru reforma a.
grara. APPLAUSE, bravo, pc bancile
Immortality
O VOCE DIN MAJORITATE
Incasati-o.
Dl. GENERAL AL. AVERES-
lCU, presedintele consiliului: D-ta,
die Mihalache, uiti ca dl. Carotid
a mai fost colegul meu alta data la
acelas department.
O NOCE: Tot marghilomanist
era 81 atunci.
! Dl. I. MlHALACHE: Dior,
dati-mi vote un lucrl, sa deschid Q
mica parenteza. DIE prim-minis-
tru, cind a mai fost dl. Carotid
ministru d-voastra, daca MI ma
insel d-voastra aveati un partid
polite.
| Dl. NICCLAE IORGA: Foarte
drcpt.
Dl. I. MIHALACHE: Erati un
minister de diferite personalitati
Astazi d-voastra aveti I'm partid
| polite 81 v'ati convins ca partidn
d-voastra polite nu poate sa VI;
furnizeze competentele de care a
|veti nevoie. ST nu v'ati gIndit II,
lucru; die prim-ministru, ca pre-
zenta pc banca ministeriala a unu
ministru din alt partid polite, i'm
plica in sine solidarizare cu po
Utica acelui partid. APPLAUSE p'
bancile Immortality
| O VOCE DIN MAJORITATE
| Mai las-o, Popescule.
| (Va urma).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-20
OiScurSuI D-|ui
|. Miha|ache
CoNTrvuARE DE pE PAcrNA 1.

Nu-mi aduc aminte exact, 1nsa vol
controla cum de altmintrelea va
controla 81 dl. mi1istru Argeto-
ianu.
Dl. I. MIHALACHE. Dior de
putati, de aceeaSi parere este 81 dl.
Carotid.
"Din acest punct de vedere So
cotim ca exproprierea astfel cum
a fost inscrisa in Constitutiune es-
te prea radicala, 81 infaptuirea ei
va desorganiza pentru multa vreme
productia agricola, 1ngreuind re-
facerea economical 81 financiara a
tarii. Totusi intrucit modificarea
constitutionala a fost indeplinita,
ne supunem inevitabilului, emitind
dorinta ca complectarea 1ntinderii
care lipseste sa Sc faca GU pruden-
IA pentru a nu desfiinta cu totul
proportia att de redusa acum a
marei proprietati."
Ca orice conservator constat, in
til Sc opune la schimbarea Consti-
tutiunei, la 1ntroducerea dispozi-
tiunilor noui, pc care lie cere vre-
mea dar odata Introduce in Con-
stitutiune, Sc sileste din rasputeri,
sd ramina n,imai aci sau sd scape
printre rindurile Constitutiunii,
tot ce Sc poate saliva (aplauze pre-
lungite pc bancile Immortality. A
ceasta silinta si-o da 81 dl. Carotid.
Dl. Garoflid la fnceputul lui Mar
tie 1920 fost insarcinat de sindi-
catul marilor proprietari, caruia ii
facusem-nu zic din nesocotinta,
caci am facut-o Intentional ca sd
rupem odata Gu acea traditiune de
surprindere Camerelor, prin de-
punerea unui project despre care
habar nu All avlt oamenii politici,
-eu dior, am dat proiectul de le-
&c char sindicatului marilor pro-
prietari, ca sa-si expuna punctul
de vedere, 81 acolo unde interese
snperioare ale tdrii ar cere schim-
bare, Sc pun mai prejos isatsreselc
clasei taranesti in numele Garcia
legiferam, deeft interesele supe-
rioare ale tarii (intreruperi), daca
near Fl convins CD ar ii cazul. !.
Dior, proiectul nn este numai al
meu. I'm ministru nu are nici O.
data 0 lege intreaga q sa. Regret
ca aveti pretensiunea ca sunteti
oameni vechi politici 81 nu stiti ca
un ministru vine Gu un sistem de
vederi 81 numeste . comisiune de
oameni specialist careis ii supune
acel sistem III 1aareinile caruia a.
cea colnislune legifereasa.
d.. AL OTETEL ESE ANU !:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-20
Germanii acuza pc poloni.

Berlin. Rapoarte confiden-
tale All sosit care spun ca po-
lonii conccntrcaZa mari cantitati
de trupe la frontiera Silesiei Me
sus au fost primite de catra gu
vcrnul german, dupa cum scrie
ziarul ''I,okal ,AnzeiAer'. ,S'a
adus aceasta la atentia Frantei,
Angliei 81 ltaliei, spune ziarul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-20
INF0RNATUN|
Fabricile de camasi 81 gulere
"Ide" sc vor inchide.

Troy, n. Y. - Toate fabricilc
care ap&rtin firmei George lde
& Co.. Inc. care Sc afla i'm cinci-
spree orase din toate partile
tarii, Sc vor inchide definitiv.
dupa ce vor ispravi comenzile
putine ce mai all de indeplinit,
dupa cum a anuntat d. A. Harris
Ide, vice-presedintele corpora
tiei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-20
DIN fUcA C()NDE|ULU|

Una din cauNele pentru care o
femeie nu poatc uita luna de
miere este ca a fost singura pc
rioada in care barbatul chel-
tuit vre-un ban pentru ca fara
sal faca morisca in cap.
i
lnmormintarea unui 1mparat al
Japoniei a costat 100000 dat
inmormIntarea lni John Barley
corn costa pc Statcle Unite
10O.O0O000 81 inca nu s'a ince-
put ingropaciunea lui.
Ss
ST ute, tocmai acum s'a rid;.
cat chestia Gu casatoria lui Adam
Gu Eva. Unii sustin ca n 'au fost
cununati nici pc cale civila 81
lllcl rtIlglOuSt..
sa
John H. Hamilton din Santa
Ana, Cal. care cintareste numai
175 funti. s'a cisatorit GU d-r'
Alma Emily Selm. care cinta
reste 725 de f,lnti. Sora miresei
care a tinut loc de sora de mi
rcasa. cintareste 42O funti.
e
In Boston. Sc zice. ca dupa
Februaric M va fl loc pentru
vampiri 81 nici vampire. Pcntr.
stirpirea lor orasul va angaja u,
corp de politiste.
%
Cind vreti sd scuturati prafu
de pc mobila din casa san sd spa
iati dusumeaua 81 voiti Ca lucra
rea sa vi Sc para placuta, cum
parati recordul Dust Rag"
puneti-l la gramofon 81 dati-i dru
mul. + I'm fell de mars Gil un tac'
special care te face sd dai 81 dil
mini 81 din picioare 81 nu sti
end ti-ai facnt treaba, zic gospo
dinele carl au facut eXperienta
=
Unii oameni sunt nascuti reg
81 ilnparati. insa singur Harding
este omul care. pima acum, 9
fost ales presedinte in ziua il
care s "a nascut.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-20

loo in Ucrainia, comise att de
forteie bolseviste cit 81 de fortele
lui Petl,rra.
Depesa spune ca evreii din
Ucrainia fug in Polonia Incre-
dinta ca pot trece spre America,
Consiliul din Varsovia a apelat
la evreii din Anglia dupa ajutor
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-20
Cere stabi!irea de scviete in
Armenia.

Constantinopol. = Nationalist
turci an cerut Armeniei ca sd sta
bileasca un cavern socialist, sub
protectoratul Turciei. Sc rapor-
tcaza tot de aci ca in uncle part
bolsevismul s'a raspindit cit Sc
poate de repede, 81 situatia e
fOarte grava.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-20
Presa englesa contra lui
COnStantin.

C0nstantin.
Londra. = Stirea despre in
fringerea premierlplui Venizelos a
fost primita eli mirare de catra
presa engleza.
Ziarele engleHe. GU o singura
exceptie s'au exprimat regretele
aslrpra resultatelor alegerilOr din
Grccia. 81 simpatizau GU Venize.
los pe care-l considera ca mare
patriot. caruia Grecia ii dato.
restc marirea oi. Ziarele in una.
nimitatc spun ca intoarcerea lui
Constantin pc tronul Greciei,
imposlbila.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-20
Foster secs din Federatia
muncitorilor.

Washington. - Masuri directe
de elimina radicalismul din or
ganizatiile muncitoresti 81 a pune
capat conditiunilor ameninta-
toare de creste numarul celor
fara de lucru, au fost Iuate de
catra consiliul organizatiei "a
merican Federation of Labor.
De mai mutt timp Sc cere, de
catra elementele conservative. ca
chestia Gu radicalii sd fie odata
resolvitS. Resultatall acestor in
sistari sc vede in reorganizarea
comitetulni pentru unionizarea
lucratorilor din industria de otel,
din care an fost eliminati John J.
Fitzpatrick 81 William u. Foster.
0reva Ia fabrica Bieriot.
Paris. Cind grevistii 81 cei ce
simpatizeaza Gu ei all incercat.
acum cite-va zile ca sa la prin
atac fabr;ca de aerdplane Ble-
riot, care a fost pazita de un gor-
don de politisti, de cind fabrica
s'a inchis, dupa ce s'a incercat
o greva abortiva.
Politia, dtlpa cum spune rapor-
tul, a 'impuscat asupra muatimei,
insa numai dupa ce un politist a
fost ranit de un foe VENT din
directia grevistilor.
Dupa cum scrie ziarul Temps,
of5cialitatile de Ia fabrica Ble-
riot 4 aranjat Gu guvernul ca sd
redeschid& fabrica.
Noui ptogfontur1 IN Ucrainia..
Londra. Biuroul local al
Federated Evreilor din Anglia j
fost informal prin 0 depesa de Ia
Consiljul Evreilor din Varsovia
CO . serie de progromuri 81 avht
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-15

game that will eliminate one of
the strongest contenders in the
race for the Iowa championship.
The victor Of this battle will be in
a good position to run in the finals
for the cup, Although Davenport
swamped Galesburg las. week. the
lowans are not ever-confident about
Washington. The Washington squad
made good showing last year and
the present team is composed al
most exclusively Of veterans.
Moline plays Galesburg at Gales
burg. This contest will determine
whether Davenport has the whirl-
wind squad that the score OF the
Davenport Calesburg game indica-
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GERMANY WANTS
GIANT AIRsHIPs
FOR U. s. TRADE

Washington. Germany, through
the Zeppelin Airship company. has
requested permission Of the inter-
allied commission on air control in
Germany to construct two giant
airships for use In international
trade between the United States
and Germany. According to ad-
vices received here in ofYicisl cir
cles the request was temporarily
refused. A
Negotiations With the commits
sion included an effort to obtain
sanction for Germany to retain a
certain proportion Of her airplane,
seapiane and airship stations for
use IN International and interstate
trafiic. Lists Of al stations were
prepared BY the German air ON
Gals. There are said to be an
proximately coo public and private
stations of which the Germans
hoped to retain some 20 per cent.
German airship authorities are
convinced Of the future interna-
tional commercial possibilities Of
giant airships and are making ev-
cry effort to save as many as pos
sible fer German use. Some men,
bers Of; the interallied air COM
mission were said to favor estab-
lishmenk In German Of . few sta
tons FOR the use Of international
aircraft. Commercial airship in
terests In France and Great Brit
ain, however, were described ~
anxious to delay for several years
the recovery Of the giant airship
industry In Germany.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-15

betting odds seem to favor IA points
both ways and even money on
straight bets. There 10 no end to
tri-city money to wager that the
Independents will win.
DOC" Watson. noted trainer Of
the Iowa Hawkeyes, will drop of
in Rock Island on the return trip
from Urbana Sunday to perform his
scientific bandaging functions for
the benefit of impaired Independent
joints and ligaments. DR.. Watson
will remain on the field throughout
the game and perform such treat
ment as necessary In thoroughly
conditioning the Independent play
ers.
Indications point to the largest
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-15

an order from Decatur for a block
Of zoo reserved seats to accommo-
date the Staley hometown fans.
who will come to Rock Island on q
special excursion. arriving here at
about 2 p. m The special train is
also expected to bring many Pep
rians, and Peruvians. as we'll as
goodly representations from other
towns along the route.
Reports from Peoria indicate that
there will be plenty Of even money
wagered on the Staleys to win.
Fans in the vicinity Of the Staley
camp are reported to be coming to
Rock Island to make cleanup and
will be well supplied with green
backs for local takers. The tri-city
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-15

noticeably. but stated that the in
Jury will not keep him out of the
Staiey game. The loss Of Ursella
would impose q deficit in Rock Is
land stock Of about Is per cent.
Duey Lyle's cut lip. has healed.
although he will have to wear a
safeguarding appliance to protect
the tender spot. Eddie Healey, who
suffered q deep cut on the right side
Of his nose, appears to have the in
jury well in hand so he can start
Sundays game. Other injuries. all
minor ones, have healed sufficiently
enough not to impair the teams
usual teamwork.
200 Staley Fans Coming.
Manager Flanagan today received
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KNOX TO MEE)
TOUCH Eco |
| CORNELL GlI
IAjaries Lower Galesl,rr
Cornell Team Is Shl,sa,...
Knox Stars Out Of ca.
Especial to The Arm.

Galesburg. ILL.,. Oct. a.,
colleges gridiron behemmAs
going to hoe a mean row -.
at Mt. Vernon. Iowa, amir Il
nell college il they expect Z !.
With the backfield weakenai
absence Of pete" Welsh =
ter. and with 1mig and orr.
full and hah, respectively. iber.
in poor shape for a heavy IN n
nell will be opposed BY Z ~
fective machine than that ~
bumped Northwestern two ~
ago. Welsh is in the hospital =,
an uidiagnosed illness, supps,,s
! internal. Several other - !,
only partially recovered tn 1
juries sustained in the North,
ern game. 4
Though both opponents villrs
ably be not up to their plsh
standards, the game is one q 4,
interest throughout midwest 4
lege circles.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-15

attendance ever on record. -
ager Flanagan announced today q
the reserved seat advance ssle Y
exceeded all previous record, 3
that it is running well beyoad b
$1,000 mark. 1t is expected 81
outside patronage will numbr
least 1900. With the Moline n
playing the Chicago Tigers 1t Cd
park. Chicago, the Moline pa.,v
age is expected to attend the "
pendent Staley game en- mn
With Rock Island and Davapu
contingents at par. the estiur,
attendance is in the neishbosAn
Of 5000.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-15
FANS CANNOT FORGET SHOCK.

FANS CANNOT FORGET SHOCAs
Baseball followers will mot forget
that shock and they will not re.
cover nom /. soon. They will &c.
cept no promises from the old
guard. They will demand that the
incompetent officials be thrown out
rs well Is the crooks. At least, that
| is he opinion Of the reigring crit.
! les = the consensus Of newspaper
baseball sciibes. But there are
those who nre ready to predict that
some Of tho disgraced players will
be restored to gOOd standing within
- year.
This remains to be seen. Ger
iainly there are not many Of rs who
| will write that baseball Is on the
way to be restored to the plane to
| which public opinion had raised 1t
while the same old petty politicians
are in control They do not realize
that baseball has to fight hard for
restora ion to favor = but the
iCld guard in baseball never realized
anything or baseball never would
have been dealt this blow.
The so-called practical baseball
men have all but killed the game.
1t needs new blood and ideals to
bring hack the lost fall Of the fans.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-15
he Spo'rtscope
b Bruce Copeland.
nUsr b ABOLISHED.
BIZ BTuce COpeland. -

And who u there now to speAk
for baseball? Tho national com
mission . thing without . head. =
discredited and impotent relic Of .
ruling body In baseball! They can
mot build on this The national
commission must be abolished and
no man who ever Was . member OF
It should be given voice in the
new governing body Of baseball.
One member OF the national com
mission has already admitted that
I 1t must be supplanted BY . force
with ideals, . force that will be
above the politics and petty bicker-
| ings that made the national COM
mission failure. The other MEM
bers will be convinced In time BY
! the empty bleachers and grand
stands.
! The fans win accept none q tn
! protestations Of the old line mag
Mates. They know that the vapor-
/, ings that came from the old nation
al commission mean nothing at all
! 1t took the national commission one
year to learn that worlds series
had been made the field for gam
J blers' manipulations. 1t took them
more than two years to learn that
certain players had been selling
baseball games Cay by day fol
whatever was offered.
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DEAF, DUMB AND BLIND.

Indications are that the old guard
among The baseball magnates viii!
combat Ill attempts 10 bring about
the reforms I'm the control Of or
ganised baseball They believe that
Tho revelations naae By the Chicago
grand jury will be forgiven BY the
time the next baseball season rolls
around and that the turnstiles will
be clicking merrily again. They
see nothing serious In the brooding
silence that hung over Ebbets field
in tho first game Of the worlds Sc
ries. All Of which goes to prove
that the old baseball magnate Is
blind n . bat and as deaf as q
post. The procession has passed
him and he does not know It
II something Is mot done to put
men who will be trusted and re-
spected q. the head Of baseball be.
fore next season, II Il The oplnien
Of many that Some Of the baseball
properties which have brought IN
such handsome returns this rear
/; will net be worth . dime next sea
son. This Wholesale corruption Of
baseball players viii not b forgot
ten 50 quickly.
The followers Of baseball will re.
member that the national commits
sion was 20 tangled In It's own pctt,
politics that II did nothing while tn,
game was being debauehed. The,
will recall thai tho present control
Ing body In baseball whitewashet
two players who were caugh
throwing baseball games. They vii
not forget that these nagnates tool
the word Of Hal Chase against tia
+, Of Christy MathewsOn.
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sllIE''|I SCOUTS J!
Put SE;'cRE ] i've J |:
PLAN IN FORCE
By Bruce Copeland.

Barred gates and the utmost -
|crpcy attended this afternoons day
lisht practice session Of tho Rock
Island Independents At Douglas
park in preparation for Sundays
football game with the Staleys Of
Decatur
Staley scouts were discovered on
the field last sight, moving the Rock
! island management to take such
action. Decatur spies have also IT
tended every game this year on
Douglas lea, indicating the impor-
dance which the Staleys attach =
their struggle with the lndepend-
ents.
The Minneapolis, Omaha and Des
Moines regulars reported today-a
day earlier than usual-to acquire
additional finesse to form. The
whole squad reported at Douglas
\ park at 5 O'Clock and ran through
lightning signal work without .
hitch.
Injuries Repaired
Tomorrow afternoons practice
session. which will also be a secret
affair, will even be more intensive
Those who suffered injuries las
Sunday against the Hammond slug
gers have two days to work OF thu
iretarding effects Of their enforced
layof and are expected to take thu
field Sunday in standard form.
4 The best news Of all is tina
"Rube" Ursella returned today from
Iowa City, Iowa, where he under
went special treatment for his bad
~ wrenched knee. "Rube" limpet
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-15

ted. Many fans consider Daven-
ports victory a huke and this bat
tie will tell the tale. The "Swedes"
have q fair team this year, but so
far they have failed to set the
world on fire with their playing.
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Other Tri.City Games,

The two other tri-city teams will
also play important contests to-
morrow. Davenport will meet
Washington at Davenport in a
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-15
ROBINSON DADDY OF THEM ALL

What makes q great manager Of
baseball players! Achievements
like those Of Wilbert Robinson, who
took baseball players discarded by
other managers and made a pen
nant winning baseball team out Of
them. A poor manager can lose
with the most expensive aggrega-
ton Of players that can be collect
ed. A fair manager might win with
the pick Of the baseball market, but
it takes a good manager to win q
pennant with a thin bankroll be-
hind him.
Wilbert Robinson of the Dodgers
knows how to handle men; how to
enforce discipline without being a
martinez. But, best Of all. he knows
how to talk to the man who has
been made to believe that he is a
failure; how to restore the mans
faith in himself. This is the great
est factor in the handling of men,
and Wilbert Robinson, with his big
heart and his keen insight into hu-
man nature, has 1t to q pronounced
degree. This quality, with his great
knowledge of baseball, makes him
the greatest Of all baseball man
ayers in this era.
II there were more baseball man
ayers like Wilbert Robinson base
ball would be pretty we'll safe
guarded. His influence over voun0
players is wholesome and his base
ball shrewdness. as we'll as his
knowledge OF men, would keep them
from being imposed upon by crooks.