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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-10
ODESSA FACING
STARVATION
Since the Allies Withdrew
Their Forces From
the City
BOLSHEVIK TROOPS
KEEPING ORDER
But They Are Unable to
Get Supplies from Out
side Territory

Bucharest, April l0-Odessa has been
facing starvation since the allied pow
ers withdrew their forces, Bolshevik
troops patrol the city and have put
down disorders and ended looting, but
were unable to get supplies as they do
not control the territory outside.
Great disorder and distress reigns in
southwestern Russia and wide stretches
of the country are desoate, unculti-
waited and depopulated. Marauding
bands have swept the land clear of ev-
erything of value and during recent
weeks have been crossing the Dniester
into Rumania and running off herds of
cattle. The river is flooded at present.
however, and a check has been put to
the depredaltions of these outlaws. -
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-10
WOMEN OF FORMER
MIND ARE PRAISED

The following has been sent TO
Gov. p. w. Clement, having prob
ably come from some persons
opposed to the recent action of
persons interested in voting by
women:
Here's to the woman of days
gone by,
May we meet her kind above!
The woman for whom a man
would die,
The woman who ruled by
love;
Who didn't parade and who
didn't harangue,
In whose home it was sweet
to dwell,
Who believed in raising chill
dren--
And not in raising hell!
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-10
One Exception

I'm some states where the carrying
of weapons on ones person is strictly
forbidden. there Is suspicion attached
to the hip pocket
"But if they abolish the hip pocket
pistol there win always remain the
shoulder blade"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-10
Cause of Trouble.

Sympathetic Friend-I'm sorry to
hear that your marriage to the heiress
is an unhappy one, Is it on account OF
her disposition
Hunter-Yes. her disposition is to
handle all her money herself--Boston
Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-10
SOUTH RYEGATE

Miss Celia Ingrshsm is home from
Montpelier. where she spent most OF
the winter.
Mrs. William Terry went TO Hart
ford, Conn. last Saturday to visit his
grandson, Everett Terry, who has been
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-10
BROOKLYN GARAGE
FIRE LOSS $500, 900
About $50 Motor Trucks Were Stored
in the Market Garage When Fire
Broke Out This Morning.

New York. April l0.-Fire swept the
Market garage in Brooklyn this morn
ing resulting in damage estimated at
about $500,0Oz on the $50 motor trucks
stored in the building.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-10
On Iusrst

Some complain that women are no
tarrer skilled IN the use q the needle
-FTruf~
~But nv vie osn adjust che 81 .
rraphophons rnurh better than ] esn.7
4 lr-1isrils Caafisr-Jo1rusL
The evening world., 1920-10-02

them over the fence any old pince'
Babe has an advantage IN his WAY
or hitting either a baseball or a golf
ball While he's naturally left-handed
In hitting, his hight arm n his besi
arm. 30 he has his best arm 70 null
the stroke through A right hand
golf player can always improve his
game by practising swinging the oiub
with his left hand--a one-hand swing
until he can handle Il AZ easily with
his left ~ he could with His right"
Ehrly this season RuthH natural
impctuosity got away with his judg-
ment little. He Intended 20 avoid
preFGing," but he was 10 anxious 20
begin hitting them over the fences
that he slammed everything with ali
his strength. 10 that when no didn't
get a Wild hit he usually struck out.
But he had tho golf idea OF mot
pressing" In the back OF his mind
lie began talking about II. and he
played golf now md then In the
morning which reminded him OF the
value OF timing n stroke.
Tn pressing. I know t." said
Babe when talking about his batting.
I've got 10 settle down"
The result showed In a few weeks.
for Ruth has not only completely
"aAtE"'A 81 NNAAf~AAAA NNNANNAA IN OF
out Of any league but has made more
two and three base hits than ne ever
made before. He stopped pressing"
and he got direction and distance
both through the improvement In
timing and Judgment given him by
playing rolf
Ty Coiib Ia one OF the best golfers
among the bah players. and Tys bat
ting Hknl may be AZ least partly due
70 hts study Of golf timing, Christy
Mathewson. the great pitcher Of n
few years aEo. improved his batting
when he took up golf, Matty was an
expert on the links. lie always rec
commended golf 10 ball players, both
In and out Of the ball season.
When Mathewson took up golf tho
game wasn't popular IN baseball cir
Giles, where most OF the managers re-
garded Il an too mild and delicate
a pastime for good rough hall
player. But to-day the ball player
who can't show some skin on golf
course Ia an object OF suspicion. The
golf playing managers think there IL
something lacking IN his makeup.
Tho manageru-oh. they all play.
The evening world., 1920-10-02

Is eager TO see the progress OF his
work and Will compare thus game to-
DAY with the l6 10 0 victory Of last
year at this point. Penn State meets
Gettysburg, "A team they defeated 80
To 0 last year, and there Is not much
OF importance In the game except to
see how Penn State comes along in
The development OF kickers.
Princeton takes on Swarthmore At
Princeton, and Ropers men should
not have a great amount OF diticulty,
although Swarthmore has many
times proved thorn IN the flesh for
Penn and viii try TO make a showing
here. They are always aggressive and
II given a start will make trouble.
Rutgers has an opportunity with
Maryland 70 wipe out the bad taste
OF the defeat at the hands OF Ursnus
last saturday. Syracuse, under Chick
Mechan, meets Vermont at Syracuse,
and the aggressive little coach has al
ready boon getting some good work
| out ot his New York state team, and
ought not 70 have much difficulty In
/ repeating something Ike the score OF
/ last year which was "a to 0.
West Point plays Union at West
! Point, and the only item OF particular
Interest Is 20 see whether any OF the
| new material that has come from tn
colleges TO West Point Is working In
with the aggregation there. Annapo-
/ rs meets North Carolina State at An
napolis, and here Folwel will be put
10 the test as com pared with DOble
FOR Dobie defeated this team las
year, 49 90 o. Yale meets Carnegie
Tech at New Haven. Stenens's men
who were not on the Yale scheduls
last year. but who had been on n be-
fore, have generally been rather llghl
to meet the Yale heavy line, and Yale
will have an opportunity TO try out
various men In the backheld and alsG
20 sec what good substltutions they
may have for the line.
on account OF the prominence o.
West Virginia and Centre on tn
Eastern schedules this year az a nth
later date, the games OF the two to-
day will be watched with much in
terest West Virginia takes on lie
high at Morgantown, and withou
Rodgers should come Through, but 4
will bee no easy fob Centre meets
comparatively minor team In Morrl
, Hnrvpv % npnVilla
'Coghght, 1890 Consolidated Pres Asuorlitlou
The evening world., 1920-10-02
DOdger Pitching Staff
Has Edge on Cleveland
in Worlds Series Dope
General Effectiveness Of Grimes and Smith Should Be Valuable
Asset to Brooklyn Against HardHitting American League
- Champions

When / first doped the series. oom-
pairing brooklyn with Cleveland,
Brooklyn's lead IN pitchers wns CON
sderably larger tnan now revealed
The development OF Mails has Ger.
tainly added 20 the Cleveland pitch
Ing strength wonderfully. He saved
Cleveland and led the late season
recovery after the slump following
the death OF Chapman and bad he
been with tho team longer, Cleveland
would have won the championship
with weOk In which 10 rest after
cinchlng H.
Mails did more than win games for
Cleveland. he gave Bagby and Cove
leskie' the chance 20 rest which was
sorely needed. The coming Of Mtlils
with his string OF Victories addea
many points % ClevelRnd's Works
Series value In giving the team a re-
liable left handler with lot Of steam
but chiefly II kept Coveleslue nom
being worn out and perhaps rendered
valucless 50 far as the series is con
cerned, and II relieved Bagby who
was weakening under the strain Of
carrying the team
II cannot be figured that eiths5i
Coveleslde or Bagby Is az his hes
right now. They have carried I'M
W UNI oi ntlNy burden. baEby
has been In close 20 forty games and
Coveleslde about tmrty-six, Cald-
we'll, OF course, we cannot figure TO
be used much in such a series OK
cepting in finishing up. I am In.
clined TO hink that he would be
extremely effective against Brook
Ign, and Speaker will use him as Q
finisher up and. II he gets the series
In hand, may use him to start a
game. Otherwise he must rely upon
Covelslue, Bagby and Mails. Uhle
while the best hitter among Tho
Indian twirlers, will not be much OF
a hEure In this series.
] In the next article we will sum
and see what the total strength OF
the clubs is-both defensive end Of
4 fensive That viii give US the basis
OF figuring the probable scores.
! tClpyrght 1870 BY the Bell SYNDICATE Inol
The evening world., 1920-10-02

Nnen ] began coaching Babe Ruth,
haDe'h idea was 70 try to knock the
cover OF the bah. He liked 70 see Il
aail and he didn't care where Il went
- long a. Il was on its way.
he slammed Il for general re-
suita about the way ne slammed
baseball last season. He used
All the strength he could put
into the swing and drove the club
head through a. fast az he could, which
gave him an awful hook most Of the
time. Babe would hook a ball from
brentwood 10 the Los Angeles Country
Club course. There were no county
hnes for him when he started wailop.
Ing the pill
RUTH WAS INCLINED TO PRESS
The first thing aid when We began
playing together and Babe asked me %
drill him In some Of the fine points OF
the game was 10 make him settle down
and time his swing. I told him 10
remember that he wasn't throwing tho
club head Al the bail. The way "a
drive n 70 pull the club through. Babe
~ a natural athlete. and he got the
idea and the swing quickly. but he was
% anxious to get distance that when
ever he drove out a good long straight
one he was likely 20 forget all about
timing and paste tho next one with ali
the strength and speed ne could put
into n. He would press. That was
his big fault He recognized 4 and
was always trying 20 correct r. Aftev
. while he got 20 that he'd turn around
and apologize 60 me when he pressed
and got q Wild one.
IT didn't mean 20 DO that. he'd
say. n Just got away from me. III
time the neNt one
He would. too. and after a while he
rot 20 that he would 10 out and play
. round without presFinE. He has d
great eye and good judgment OF Dis
lance. ane some days when we played
togseher he showed the stun 10 max.
, FIRST class golfer. Pressing wa,
psychological with Ruth. He II y,
filled with eaEernesa and enthusiasm
that it's hard for him TO be deliberate
in anything.
Ruth was always thinking OF ap
plying the golf stroke 20 his batting
Just before he went East we talked 4
over. Tim going 10 break that recoy
. mile he told me. I'm not going I,
press when I'm batting. and this yea
III line them out just where ] wan
them 70 so instead OF trying TO Sian
The evening world., 1920-10-02

had prepared pretty well for this
game with the Crimson, and we're In
fair mld-aeason form For all that,
Harvard had had a good lot OF work
ing out too, 20 u was not case OF
poor condition. Maine will undouht-
eddy prove the chopping block upon
which Harvard and Fisher will
pound out some OF the weaknesses
displayed against Holy Cross. But
the Crimson team Ia not being sent
out for high scores Rs was clear from
their style last week, but rather TO
perfect their general form
The Brown Amherst game at Prov
idence 10 an early season contest OF
Importance, and Robinson will have
TO show there to-day how far along
he and Spreading have advanced
their men. Brown Is, OF course, pre-
pairing principally for her later season
games, but Is opening this year with
a rather more important one than
usual, and one that might prove
costly I'm results In the way OF injured
should u develop into a hard contest,
A line should also he obtained to-
| day upon the work that Colgate IN
| likely to do In the absence of Larry
/ Bankart and under Huntington Last
year they defeated Susquehannt,
whom they meet to-day 80 20 T.
susquehunna will be lucky TO score
again
O'Neil viii have his first chance
| to-day TO show what he has been able
| to do for Columbia fortunes when
/ they meet Trinity This game, like
| the Brown Amherst az Providence
has quite an important bearing anC
the Hartford institution 10 prepare,
TO put mp a hght, They did well last
Saturday and may be labelled dan
gerous
In the Cornell Rochester game a
Ithaca there will be another Oppor
tunity 10 Judge the new coaching Il
is rather early for Dobie's work e
show, but one can toll by II whethc
the successful coach last year at An
nnpuls has been able 20 make a star
ia the speed work which IL one OF TN
important features of his coaching
II he Is able to iustill speed In Cor
nell, az he did In Annapolis, later N
the season they viii prove a hard nu
for some OF the teams they meet.
| Dartmouth opens with Norwich a
1 Hanover, a team they defeated las
year. IS 10 0. and Coach Spear shoull
win this game again with compare
tive ease
Lafayette opens with Muhlcnhur
at EastOn and this should more tina
anything else give a line on the ma
terial that Lafayette can use thi
season. Pennsylvania meets Buck
nell at Philadelphia and perhaps b
this time Holsman Will begin 10 thrO,
M bis better shifts. Buckncll has
huGiyy team and that rs what Pen
! needs now, The Philadelphia crow
The evening world., 1920-10-02
King of Turf World VIII Get
Princely Salary Too for
Work Before Camera.
BV Vincent Treanor.
DABE RUTH. Jack Dempsey, chant
~ MONS IN their respectlye lines

n ABE RUTH. Jack Dempsey, chant
ID pions In their respective lines.
have nothing on Man o. War.
kingpin OF the turf world. He's go
Ing into the moving pictures, too. and
at salary almost as princely as that
said TO be drawn down by other tilm
stars. Arrangements have Just been
completed for the great horses debut
as a movie actor, and before long you
may expect 10 see MIN at one OF the
local theatres doing stunts as cham
pion racehorse OF the world.
Somebody Is already writing his
scenario, covering the life OF the
great morse from the time he was
Knocked down TO a Mr.. Buhler OF
Queens for $4,000 at a sale or Angus:
Belmonts yearlingH at Saratoga,
| while others which since have done
! little OF nothing In racing way
went at prices three and four times
as bis, Mr. Buhler, OF course. was
acting for Samuel ID, Riddle at the
| sale
| Many of Man o. Wars turf vic
/ tories viii be reproduced. particularly
/ those az Saratoga, when thousands
encircled him In the paddock and
watched his saddnng for such stakes
as the historic Travers. Louis Feus-
tel, who broke the great colt as a
yearling, and has X 1t him on racing
edge In a remarkable way ever since
will also become IAN actor" with his
priceless charge as will the proud
owner, Mr.. Riddle. There will be
scenes OF Nan o. Wars daily doings
his morning preparations, his training
gallops, his meal hours and a hun,
dred and one other things calculated
IN interest the movie fans.
About the best ride seen on a race
track In many a day was that OF 10,
Mooney on Recount IN the Crescent
Handicap at jamaica yesterday. II
was an ordinary exhibition OF horse.
manship until midway down tn,
back stretch, Al the time Kashmil
and Ralco were battling each othei
for the lead and Mooney was holding
Recount back n couple OF lengths OF
the pace The hackers OF Recoun
were b ginning TO believe that tn
! Stoncham horse was too far on
OF II, ana when Pastoral Swain mOveS
up ON the outside and hemme,
Mooney and Recount ia, they warl
sure their wagers were lost Moo1o'
The evening world., 1920-10-02
MAN O. WAR TO BECOME MOVIE STAR LIKE OTHER CHAM
FOrdhGm Opens
GridirOn Season

with the opening game Of FordhaEn's
football season against tho New NofA
AEgies scheduled for this afternoon
Joe Ounce eased up somewhat yester-
day and put the squad through a light
practice.
Forward pass plays again figured
prominently throughout the workout II
looks. from the way Ounce has been
drilling the Maroon team IN this form
Of attack. as n ne plans 10 use the aerial
route at every available opportunity
during the season.
The evening world., 1920-10-02
No. 10. THE PITCHERS.
By Hugh S. Fullerton.

~ ITCHING, according to the dope.
Is the secret OF the success Of the
Brooklyn team and the chiet
source OF hope for the Dodgers in the
Worlds Series The Dodgers made a
huge gain In the dope on the pitchers,
compared with Cleveland.
oddly enough. on straight pitching,
he two teams rank very closely To-
gether when studied as against the
batters they must face. Brooklyn
shows a slight advantage In the
pitching strength for the purpose OF
the series, but the big gain OF the
Dodgers IL in the attacking power
Of the pitching stan.
The pitchers OF the Brooklyn out
III carry out the policy OF Robby, and
contribute their share OF the attack
Ing end OF the game. In a hitting
season, with n catcher hitting close
70 800 and the pitchers who viii bear
the bulk OF the burden a normal 800
hitter. any team Is strengthened. The
possession of strong hitting battery
men makes Robbys lineup danger
Gus In any inning and forces opposing
pitchers to work all the time.
Marquard and MamauX. OF course,
are wretched. but Smith. Pfeffer and
work-at least prevent them from
taking a rest, and Grimes, who Is
Robbys pitching ace. ls a real hitter
against any kind OF pitching.
/ expected TO hnd that Brooklyn
would figure 20 bit the Cleveland
pitchers stronger than they would be
liable 10 hit the Chicago pitchers In
case the American League turned
that way. but was surprised 10 dts
a. -. -
the better OF the argument. Nor. ac-
cordlng 20 the dope, would Cleveland
hit Brooklyn's pitchers as hard as the
White SoN would. nor would Brook
| lyn hit Cleveland as hard as II would
| hit GleasOn's men even before the
wholesale White Sox suspension.
In this doping OF team against
| team Of course, there Is no thought OF
comparing pitchers excepting for the
series. This value OF the pitcher de-
ponds upon his effectiveness against
the batters he must face. A. an illus
! tratlon, Shocker would be a wonder
| full pitcher against the New York
Yankees and not so good against
| other clubs. In gtherf words a good
pitcher may be a SOFT mark for a
weak club SO In a Worlds Series,
we must not figure on what Grimes
has done during the National League
season or haEDy IN the American, but
figure what they have done against
the kind Of hitting they will meet in
| the series.
| have rated Grimes as highest In
probable effectiveness against Cleve-
land, yet Sherry Smith would have
rated highest against the white Sox
In the nine game series al least hvu
OF the Brooklyn pitchers should be
called upon. but Grimes. Smith and
i Prefer will bear the brunt OF the
work. with Vanguard hnishing up
games and, In event things breal,
right, starting at least one game.
RoBBY'S GREAT PAIR OF
TWlRLERS.
We must figure Grimes as Robbys
chief asset, and Smith, who Is at
|, present In superb shape, almost his
equal as n stopper OF the left handed
hitters OF the American League
: champs--and remember that the left
; handed hitters are the chief asset In
J the attacking forces OF the American
LhaGuena'
The evening world., 1920-10-02
RickGrd Sticks to Little FeLLOpS
For His Decision Bouts at Garden

ttesu ound but 20 q duiriou. At the
Woodha'sn spoting Chfs a wopdhAvcu l. !.
on oct, o This viii b. the flint naht that
Wallaos laa taken An In Tor several moutha
iiaA men arv training ~ ne bor
1As.d It ciam.rins Tor rsturn m.iea With
Ifeai Wilson" 49, Al Lips. why doesnt
Miss oDowd sues to boa leff Smith o. na,onns
and Prove 70 thf hns ihsi he is SIN q real con-
tender and entitled 10 another ohanosi 1t hs
winner Of he O'DoNd smith mstch b. svun the
match With Wilson. Hoverf iou couldn't drsS
o'DOud iuio f.ns ssatnst smith with yoAs
" oxen.
Allentown Dundee. the Pennsylvania nahtsr.
must suNly Be takiHg oE ugiGht last. q biz
mAnagvr hss lust notified Franz hAEicy. Han.
aEu q Willie Jacsson. that the hosi weight
that DUNDEE viii make for hh twslvr wound
20 Win Jackson A. tho Ameaan A. A. d
baltimore Dliang SHOW on o. s. Ia Ia Do'nd'
81 .. NJ Bagit may M take ths match
Willie Ryan ne hari-hnt.na svitsr,seght o.
Nes hninsaick y D. who fought George Wan
Of Elilah,sh al Tue National spoTiing Cuh o.
ElEaheth. J las nira, vn rgagp In an
other but to.uiyht Ne sul tahn on Youui
Tom sharEey Of Philadelphia In the scmi-fma
Of eight rounds 10 the Andy Chane, Tuinnl
Nuss bout Al the NAunnal A, {. OF fhiladekihia
frankie Bums. the popular icathsrweiSht ID
Joruey Cy has bern mai,Ar.i 70 maet eitho
Natty Herb,rt the losal boHer. O PatHsy John
uon Of TUnion. \. j.. In one a The prglim
ulan nJl.H .I the lsilns ~ q ,.f,Huto u,ut b.,
vii be stag,l o., the Jersey cas- bLs,hlg sTullAi
on thc u.ght Of Oct ~ burns has start"
aiming tuT ih6 battle
/
Frank RagcT manaer q Gene pnn,y. IN
/ ,st h.a'}wrisht dluniuion - the A. e.
nod ahO ',g - ulI fgusf with the lo,s
/ boxing ians d,'brl tu~a, that he haa r,
ceivcd several cfiufu tor runncy 20 newt oolorv
/ % .... uu that Do. ha, d,vFsu DO, 20 aldo
/ Gore 10 NEST any o. these fighter, A. thev a.
/ D.,sl eh.tr mon Tor ban ,u batly
l charlie Weincu tlc NrsaN Aduuh. uho 81
| izslE - u met hei eluUD 90 pea Mufd
J ,th. .ncu JHs 90 n 1fi AZ lerBHg Cit}. Ia q
| sailed training Quartff az ilrurantds q iu q
I uaiEr hAnnitna. ard .ias iuausarai "a b. 20
I pafaiuig effouf
! gieats y. Rroehl,q ge.Dns, p p. ,
The evening world., 1920-10-02
vas Houteh Captain % Columbia
Crew.

Lansing Van Houten. who rowed
No. 7 on the Columbia varsity crew.
was elected Captain OF the Blue and
white shell for the coming season yes
terday. Van HOuten. who stands ai4
feet two and woighs over $50 pounds
was the biggest man on the varsity
during the 1890 season. succeeds Bob
Curry. who was elected At Ithaca last
summer. but who viii be unable TO
make the crew b-eause OF classes
conflicting with the practice period.
The evening world., 1920-10-02
Football Games To-Day
Are Merely Try-OUtS
For All Big ELeUenS
Real Start Of GrdrOn Season viii Give Line New Coaches
and Latest Additions to Teams in All SeCtOns-DOube
Header at West Point
BIZ Walter Camp.

To-DAY's games are probably less
important In the general survey
and prospects Of the situation
than we're those last Saturday The
very close score OF the Harvard Holy
Cross game was an eye-opener .or
The evening world., 1920-10-02

Veronicas Open season Tomorrow
The Veronica Separates, the basket
ton IN the Greenwich Village laat sea
son. viii open at Webster Hall To-
morrow afternoon when they WIN clash
With the St. Malashy team Manager
Joe kainey announces the following
lineup Schuuhcis and Kelley, rors
wards Reynolds. centre Many unA
Rainey, guards. The Veronicas will
play az Webster Hail during the entire
season.
The evening world., 1920-10-02

Athietlc Club professional, who taught
Babe the game last winter. Morri.
son says there's no doubt about II at
all, and that any ball player who
takes up golf can improve his hitting.
IF Il hadn't been for golf Babe
Ruth would have gone along batting
this year At just about the gait he
struck when he broke the record last
season. but Il isn't likely he would
have broken the record again." said
The evening world., 1920-10-02


II arv ard, and
r. h we'd m an y
early season de-
fects which should
be corrected this
week, and the
game with Maine
to-day will toll
the story. or
course. one should
hrHr IN mind that
O'Dunnell and his
Holy Cross crowd
The evening world., 1920-10-02
Princeton Eleven Opeus season
win aMnrthmnrn Tn-hnr.

PRINCETON. ". j.. Oct. 2-For the
nrst time tnis year practice for the
Princeton varsity football squad was
switched 70 the Stadium In preparat lop
for the Swarthmore game to-day which
opens the 1920 season for the Tigers
The Varsity spent most Of It's time on
defense against forward passes and had
a shor. signal drill.