davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-26
POLSKA GOTOWA DO RO-
ROWAN POKOJOWYCH.

Warszawa, 26. lutego. - Ko-
misya spraw zagranicznych Sci
mu polskiego ziozyla urz9dowe
oSwiadczenie, w ktorem wyjaSnia
stanowisko rzadu i JSejmu odnos-
uie do bolszewicLiej ofSty Pol0o-
jowej i stwierdza, re PolsEa jest
sotowa rozpoczat rokowania po-
kojowe Rosya sowietow natych-
miast. Wyrazana jest tu nadzieja,
zc polslie warunld posOjowe 20
stana przesIane rzadowi Lenina
W ciagu najblizszych dwu tygo-
Ini. Potwierdza sic daaej wisdo-
NOSE, ze Polska donagac SIG be-
die stanowc1o cd Rosyi zrZecze-
MA sic jaIlichSolwiek pretensyi do
terytoryow poIo5ouyoh na Ia
ch6d cd granicy polsl7o rosFt
skiej rol1u 1T72, a Przyszfs przy-
naleznoSG pahstwuws ludlow IA
mieszkaIych na tych ziemiach o
prZe ma zssadzie SarnoStanowie-
MIA narodow o s~ej przynaezno-
sci. Jako jeden z zasadnrczFch
war,rnkow ewentrralnego pokoju
postawi tez PofSka zadanie, Il
traItat musi bye ratyf1kuwany
przez przedstawieieii casego 10
syisSiego narodu.
Warszawa, 26. Iutego. - We
die otrzymanej tu Warsza~y
depeszy, rapport tamtejs7ego ,JiOo-
rnitetu do wa1ld z houtrrewoln-
rya"f?9 stwierdza, re VI ciagu O.
statnich trzech lat arrsztuwano
"a dzialania rewofuyjne l2S,0m
os6b, a z tel liczby 9,6A straeo-
no.
opPowrEDz wILSoNA W
KWESTYI ADRYATYcKIEJ.
Londyn, 26. lutego. - Weooraj
uadeszsa tn odpowiedz Prezyden-
"a Wdsoua na ostatnia note alfan-
cka w sprawie adryatycaSe5 / Ra-
ia prcmierow wezmie pisno to
pod swa rozwage na dzisiejs1ej
sesyi, ma ktorej bedzie sig starac
doisc do konllluzyi i sforntHowa-
MIA swojej odpowiedzi, jest bo-
WIEN W pIanie odroc0enie sic te-
go ciala pojutrze.
Podobnie jak dotyclrczas ME O.
publikowano odpowiedzi konfe-
rencyi londyns1dej na znaae ulti-
matum prezydenta Wilsona W O.
mawianei sprawie, talk i obecna
lego odpowiedz trzymana jest w
tajennicy rome douiesienia, ja-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-26
NOWY SEKRETARZ SPRAW
ZAGRANICZNYCH.

ZAGRANICZNYCH.
Washington, 26. lutego. - Me
wymicniano nikogo ia pcwne, mic
domyslano SIG wcalc kogo prezy-
dent Wilson zamianuje sckreta-
rem ma miejscc Lansinga. Mic
kt6rzy mySleli, re wyb6r padnie
ia sckrctarza Polka, inni przy
puszczali, Zc moze sckretarz Woj
ry Baker, bedzic upatrzonym
przcz prezydcnta kandydatcm, ale
Mkt nic wspomniaf O cambridge
Colby Z Nowego Yorku. Dzisiaj
wIaSnic wyszIa wiadomoSt T. Bia-
lego Domu O mianoWaniu Colby
ego. Dzisiaj nowo wybrany przcz
prczydcnta sekretarz odbyf juz
diug2 konfcrcncye Z Wilsonem.
Zamianowanie Colby'cgo zasko--
czylo wiclu scnatorow cafkiem ME
spodzicwanic. Nominacya jego
przcsiana bcdzic dzisiaj do sena-
tn do zatwierdzenia. OsobistoSc
nowcgo sckrctarza wystapi}a M
widownie publiczna jcszcze "a
prezydcnta Roosevelta. On by} jc-
dnym z filarow postepowej par
tyi. "a prczydenta Wilsona ma
lczai on do rady zcglugi morskiej
w r. 1917, brai on r6wniez udziai
w konfercncyi zeglugi morskiej W
Paryzu. Z przekonai by} on repu
blikanincm az do shawnee konwen
cyl chicagoskicj w 1912 roku i jc-
mu przypisujq wielki udzia} W
wyborze prczydenta Roosevelta.
Colby urodzif sic w st. Louis u
lat tcmu, ukohczyF prawo ma uni
wersytccie Columbia. TAX rcpu--
blikanic jak demokraci mic spo-
dziewali sic jego nominacyi, a
kiedy jeszcze W roku 19l7ym po-
wolany zostai do rady zeglus;
morskiej, nominacya jego przyje-
ia zosta}a Z niecheciq przez Sc
nat. NieWiadomo czy tcraz O.
kazyi Swiezej nominacyi nic
przyjdzic znowu w senaclc do ia
kich nieporozumieh. w ostatnich
czasach daf on SIG poznac jako
wiclki zwolcnnik poloju powszc-
chncgo oraz Ligi Ludlow. kryty-
kowa} w swych mowach publicz-
rych scnator6w stawiajacych Gig
gle zastrzezenia, czcm odwlekall
za.koiiczenie tax waznej sprawy.
DOCHODZENIE w SPRAWIE
WIEZIENIA.
Portsmouth, 26. lutego. -
Rozpoczeio sic tu dochodzenic
Sledcze W sprawic Stosunkow vie
ziennych. Asystent sekretarza ma
rynarki F. D. Roosevelt, przewo-
dniczy komisyi, ktora sic odby-
wa W Scistej tajemnicy. Oskarze-
mia skierowane So przeciw prze}o-
zonemu wiezienia T. Mott 0s-
borne. Pierwszym przeslucha-
nym swiadIkiem w tel sprawie byl
wlasnie ow przeiozony wiezienia,
Osborne.
NOWY MINISTER DO CHIN.
Washington, 26. lutego. - Pre-
zydent Wilson zamianowaI no.
wego mi1listra do Chin Oh. Crane.
Zajmie on to stanowisko po usta-
pieniu pana Reinischa. Pan Crane
juz poprzednio "a prezydentury
Taita byf ministrem W Ctinach,
jcdnakze wskutek niedyskret--
nych wynurzeh politycznych 20
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-26
WYJASNIENIA w SPRAWIE
KRADZIEiY.

Nowy York, 26. lutego. - Bar.
do obciqzajqce zeznania ziozyli
dwaj chlopcy uzyvani do posy.
lex picnicznych W sprawic 5cic
nlilionowcj kradziezy. ]. i Irving
Gluck oSwiadczyli przed proIura-
torem, zc ztozyli oni ma rece Arm.
stcina wieccj jak diva miIiony 23C
tysiecy bond6w. Pan ten skoro
tylko zwqchai pismo noscm daI
drapaNa policya teraz szuka pre-
nlyslnego finansisty. Przypuszcza
j4, ze musi on bye gdzicS W BIZ
skoSci Nowcgo Yorku tego po-
wodu, zc jego iona starala sic W
tych dniach zmienic czek podpi.
Sany przez niego ma 13 tysiecy.
kiedy wladze policyjnc zapyty--
wafy zone Arnsteina gdzic sic jej
MAJ obraca powiedziaia, ze ME
vie. Ciekawe jcdnak, &c czck pod
pisany nosi date IS lutcgo, a par
ten zniknqf juz widowni - lu.
tcgo. Prokurator Swami postano,
viii W ciqgu dalszym starat dowie
dice sic COS pcwneso cd zony
zlodzicja my5li poddat j2 blil--
szcmu i sciSlejSzemu dochodze--
Dii,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-26
WkASCICIELE TEATROW
GROZA ,LOKAUTEM".

Nieporozumienia pomiedzy
w{ascicielami teatrow ruchomych
obrazow a ich operatorami ma
SYN przybieraja coraz wieksze
rozmiary. Ma wspolne posiedze-
ME, jake sic mialo odbyc wczo-
raj celem uiozenia wzajetnnych
warunkow, komitet wykonaw-
czy ze strony wlascicieli ME STA
viii sic. DR.. Atkinson, prezes sto-
warzyszenia teatrow obrazow
migawkowych, zada, ably unijni
operatorzy usuneli Maloy'a, byz-
nesowego agenta unii, oraz in
nych urzednikow, a wybrall
sami pomiedzy siebie komitet
arbitracyjny, ktoryby omawias
sprawe wraz z kornitetem iego
stowarzyszenia. Maloy zas O.
swiadczyi, IL unie ME uznaia DIR.
Atkinsona, jake przedstawicicla
stowarzyszenia, zatcm ME beda
chcialy mice z MIN mic do czynic-
ria W tyr zatargu. Wstrzyna-
nic przcmyssu migawkowcgo "
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-26

Dzis, e1wartelt, 26 lutesO: sw. Alex
Sandra BiSkupa-
Jutro, piatek, % lutego: Sw. Ana
staIyi Panny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-26
PO|Ska GotoWa RozpoczqG.
RokoWania Natychniast.
OdpOWiedz Wi|Sona W KWestyi
AdryatyCkiej'
BUNT WSROD WOJSKA LITEWSKIEGO.
PrzedIozenie 0 SamoTzadzie |r|andyi.
Rosya Sowiet6w Zada Konstantynopola
Nowe POgrOmy Zyd6w W Poludniowej Rosyi
INNE TELEGRAMY ZAGRANICZNE.
BUNT WSROD WOJSKA L|TEWSKIEGO.
PrzedIOzenie 0 OSamOTzadzie Irlandyi.
Rosya Sowietow Zada Konstantynopola
Nowe POgrOmy Zyd6w W Poludniowej Rosy.
INNE TELEGRAMY ZAGRANICZNE

koby ME chciaI sic on zgodzic na
zadne ustepstwa Cd zajetego po-
przedn;o stanowisGa, polegaja je-
dynie ma domysiach i kombina,
cyach prasowych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-26
MA ,WOLNOSCI.
Douglas, Ariz., 26. lutego.

Douglas, Ariz., 26. lutego. -
Narcszcic rad meksykahski zIe.
cydowai sic po dwudziestodnio--
wynn przetrzymaniu lotnik6w "a
merykahskich ma uwolnicnic tych
&c. Niewola ia mic byia uciaziiwa.
czekali oni tylko az sic rzqG
meksykaiski przekona, re oni nit
mieli zadnych zlych zamiar6w
ale tylko przez przypadek lnusicl
wylqdowat ma ziemi meksykai-.
skiej. Me wiadomo jednak co sif
stanie Z maszynami, gdyz tc pra.
gnie sobie Rad zatrzymat ma pa.
lriatke DO mifyCh goSCiaCh,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-26
POD OPIEKA WOJSKA.

Montesano, Wash, 26. lutego
- Dla unikniecia wszclkich MOI.
liwych nieprzyjemnosci &c strony
sympatyzujcych oskarzonymi
morderstwo w dniu zawiesZcrlia
broni w Centralia, gubernator
Hart zawezwaf stray wojskowej.
Ma zadanie gubernatora zgodzil
sic general Hunter, dowodca wo
skowy San Francisco. Poniev
chodziiy pogioski, re rady,2.
sympatyzuacy re swymi oska
nymi towarzyszami, zamicrza
'pojsc W pomoc ucieniezonym
przez w}adze loolegom, poniewaz
rzeczywiscie zauwazono wielki
naplyw radykalow do tel miejsco-
wosci W czasie rozpraw sadowych.
przeto chcac sic zabezpieczye na
ws0elki wypadek, wlad0e zarza-
daily asystencyi wojsloa-
SMUTNY OBJAW. !
Washington, 26. lutego. - la
chodzi Ottawa, ze zamiast wzmo-
zonej produkcyi ma farmach, przyj
die z kazdym rokiem obnizenie
tejze prod,rkcyi Z wielu powod6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-26
HOME RULE" Dl
LANDYI.

uOITIBdlIId-
HOME RULE" OLA fR-
LANDYI.
Londyn, 26, lutego. Ma
wOorejszej sesyi fzby Gmin rad
przedsnyf dAugo zsPowisdana i
wyeoes<iwana trstawe o samorzs--
die frisndyi. Bysa to rarzej ak
cFa formalna, gdyz przedfozenie
wycofano wErotce dla poczynienia
W MEM zadanych poprawek. Po-
tenn, na posiedzeniu gabinetu,
ktore trwaso do godziny lszej dis
po p6anocy, zrnieniono przedloze-
ME W dwu wazrych kierurkach.
Pierwsza tych zmian okresla 6
powiat6w Ulstru jaGoo jednolita,
protestanclka odrebna cahoSe, kto-
rej szezegosuwe granice naja bye
'p6zniej oznaczone Przez specyal-
na aumisye. Druga zmiana ma zna
czenie bardziej zasadnicze. Posta-
uawia ona, re slooro tylko obie le-
gistatury irlandztie tego zazada-
ia, kortrola mad opodatkowaniem
lpdnosci ma pr1ejSc z rak Anglii
do samej Irlandyi. Popcawt0a ia,
ktora idzie bardzo daieko po linii
zadan sepsratyst6w, musi bye
przyieta z zadowoteniem Przez
Smn Feinistow.
Ma og6s biorac, case pr0edsoze-
me opiera sic jednak ma wypowie
dzianej przez pana Lloyd Geor--
.ge'a popr1ednio zasadzie, IL
,,WieIka Brytaria ME moze sic
zgodzic na odiaczenie Irlandyi." "
Autononia Irlandyi spoezywae
ma W rekach dwu oddzielnych
parlamentow, ktorych przedsta--
wiciele tworzyc beda Rade repre-
zentartow. w jej reku spoczywae
bedzie najwyzsza wiadza autono-
miczna. Sprawy ogolno patrstwo-
we, jak odnoszace sic do polfyl1i
zagranicznej, SHY zbrojnej, ma
rynarli, naJwyzszego sadowni-
ctwa obrony kraju zarezerw--
wane zostana dla rzadu lrolew--
skiego Wielkiej Brytanii.
Ma dzisiejszej sesyi parlamentu
zostanie przedAozenie o Home
Rule" przedstawione wraz z po-
.czynionemi poprawkami do dru--
giego czytania i dalszej mad MEM
dyskusyi.
RoSYA SOWIEToW ZADA
KoNSTANTYNOPOLA.
Geneva, 26. lutego. - Otrzy-
mano tu bolszewicki pamflet, wy
dany prawdopodbnie przez Leni--
ma, ktory podnosi kwestye Kou-
stantynopola i zapytuie, POGO A
lianci debatuja talk wiele mad przy
sztoScia tego miasta, ktore INA
podstawie obietnicy uczyniouei
przez Aliantow W roku 1915 W re-
- nokoa1r1e11Ie ma stfc11tcv
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-26
NOWY SEKRETARz SPRAW
zAGRAN|CzNYCH.
DoChodzenie " SpraWiG Sto-
Sunk0W WiqziennyCh
Minister do Chin.
Szczego}y Wielkiej Kradzie1y.
Uwolnienie Lotnikow Amerykanslich
POD OPIEKA WOJSKA.
Smutny Objaw.
Szczeg6{y WieIkiej Kradziezy.
SrnutnY ObjaW.
1NNE ETEEGRAMY KRAJOwE.

stall posady odwo{any. Syn mi
nistra byl prywatnym sekreta,
rem Lansinga, dzisaj zajmujs
'stanowisko r6wnicz dyplomaty--
czne jako przcdstawicicl Amery'
XII w CZechosfoWacvi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-26
2ADYKALI zADAJA ODLO-
ZENIA SPRAWY.

Radykai William Bross Lloyd
oraz czternastu innych cz}onkow
partyi komunistycznej, oskarze-
nj o usiiowany zamach ma Rad
Stanow Zjednoczonych, staraja
wszelki1ni sposobami przez usta
swoich obronc6w od}ozenic
sprawy sadowej, by mice wiecej
czasu ma wyszukanie ,,dziury" W
swoich oskarzeniach. Obronca
Lloyd'a, w. S. Forest zarzuca,
IL oskarzenia ME So dostateczne
i ME opieraja sic ma dowodach,
ktoreby wykazywaiy aktualne
przestepstwa praw rzadu amery-
kanskiego. Wczoraj odbywa}y
sic ponowne przesluchy pred Sc
dzia Hebel.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-31

America last won the cup in 1913 at
London.
This years matches were remark
able for the fact that three of the four
competing players. Tilden, Johnston
and Patterson, had never played in
Davis cup matches before. With the
addition of this trio. seventy one play
ers, representing nine nations, have
competed at various times for the cup
since 1900. OF this number the British
Isles have used eighteen and the United
States nineteen. Australia has used
eleven and France, Belgium and South
Africa follow with five each: All told
these players took part in 23S matches
which went to decision, and one
match resulted in tie.
The veteran Brookes holds the in
dividual honors. having been mem
Der of the Australasia team in nine
different years. During this period he
played forty seven matches, of which
he won thirty six. The late Anthony
Wilding, a compeer of Brookes. who
was killed during the world war, held
second honors, for during his seven
years of competition he played thirty
seven matches, of which he won twenty
eight. J. C. Parke, the English vet
eran, ranks third with twenty three
matches and twelve victories.
w. a. Larned and NJ. e. McLough-
lin, two outstanding stars of Amcri-
can tennis, are tied with twenty
matches each. Larned has n slightly
better winning average, with thirteen
victories to McLoughlin's twelve. The
latter's defeat of both Wilding and
Brookes in 1914, when the Australia
SLAMS were at the height of their court
career, however, was undoubtedly the
greatest individual feat in the annals
of international tennis.
Complete Record
The complete record of individual
players who have taken part and the
results of the final round in each Davis
Cnn mntch Sinrn 1Nnl fnllnm
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-31
Wireless Phone to Flash
Details of Cage Came

Pittsburgh. Dec. 31.-The result
nnd brief details of the Pitt Yale
basketball game here tonight will be
flashed over the eastern section Of
the country by wireless telephone,
college officials announced here to-
day.
Two electric companies of the
Pittsburgh district will install wire
less telephones in Motor Square
Garden, where the game will be
staged.
4 wave of sufficient power to
carry news of the game to wireless
telephone receivers throughout Penn
sylvania, New York, New Jersey,
Ohio, Michigan and other border
states and Canada will be used.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-31
PHILA. SURE TO GET
TENNIS CLASSIC
Germantown Cricket Club Vir-
tuaIIy Assured National Tourney
After Victory at Auckland
nv SpJCK HALL

Philadelphia is now certain to stage
the next singles lawn tennis tourna-
mcnt for the championship of the
United States. This was virtually as
sured today when Bill Tilden and Billy
Johnston won back the Davis Cup by
beating Brookes and Patterson in the
doubles after the Philadclphian had
trimmed the veteran and Johnston had
taken the measure of the younger Au-
stralian in singles.
For a long while Tildpn has been ad-
vocating n rotation for the national
singles event and it is fitting, therefore
that it was due largely to his efforts
that the Davis Cup comes home again
and with it the decision Of lawn tennis
officials to give Philadelphia the big
event next summer.
Nothing Official
While nothing officially can be done
about awarding the tournament to
Philadelphia until the annual meeting
in New York on February 5, there is no
doubt that this will bc done then. The
1'ill Tildcn, will get the tournament
and, if the present plans are carried
out, the annual classic will be staged
at Mannheim for three years in success
sion, at least:
Lawn tennis ofhcials and members ol
ine nernan,own orlcket niuD were
.smi! , e,asyu osel tnE , Anle, i'aho ah". ~,
.oS f'I'a ,e ant III, n ;iso,,, MsrI,I o""u h;f ,H
bns a", nraJ,,ood .mi,, iraa Nan, ' ms tho ,"riJ,,
rrnata"t nlavers ''" Would rot the single,
chomnionsbin tournament
IF philndelphia is awarded the bis
meet the Wrstside Club at Forest
Hills. l.. l., where the tournament ha,
been held since it was taken from New
port, will be given the Davis Cup cha
lenge round. Whether the Philadrl
Dhia Cricket Club at st. Martins vii
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-31
RICHARDS DEFENDS
NET TITLE TODAY
National Indoor Junior Tennis
Champ Meets Jerry Lang
in Final

New York, Dec. 31.-Vincent Rich
ards, of Fordham University, the play
ing through champion. will meet Jerry
Lang, the p. s. A. l.. titleholdcr, at
II o'clock this morning, on the board
floor course of the Seventh Regiment
Armory, at Park avenue and Sixty
seventh street, in the final round of the
annual national indoor junior lawn ten
mis- tournament.
Richards defeated William NJ. Ayde-
lotte, of Horace Mann School, by a
score of 6-1. 6-1. and Lang eliminated
Harry Pickells, of Flushing High
School, by a score of 60. 6-3, in the
semifinal round matches yesterday.
In the semifinal round of the junior
doubles, Richards and p. Slater Nc
Hugh, the Fordham University team,
defeated John J. Tucker and Aydelotte
by score of 6-1. GA in one semifinal
match, and A. X. Glore and Ernest
Kuhn vanquished William Finsmann
and Grevel Acker by score of SO.
10, 6-3, in the other.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-31
~4mateur Sports

The Franklin Printing Co. has or
|ganized' two teams from among the
employees of it's concern and is ready
FLOR competition with the best first
|and second class teams around Phila-
|delphia or in the near vicinity.
The first team is formed Of the fol-
flowing well known stars: Schwartz,
formerly of Central High, and Davis,
Lwho played on Frank Poth's Navy
Yard five several yeaps ago, paired at
|fhe forward positions. Morton, the
1tap-off man, formerly played with
|rhe South Philadelphia Hebrew Asso-
8ciation. Sagel, ex-Y Yours Truly star,
fnd Holtz, formerly of Prichard, are
|Ehe guards.
The second FIVE lines up with Burke
and Welsh, forwards: Summers, CEN
per; Fisher and Shurlock, guards.
The management would like to book
Eames with all clubs, having first and
eecond fves. Harry Abrahams. 5l4
Ludlow street or 24OS South Eighth
street.
Cape May defeated wildwood the other
nigh5 at the formers hall. by the score OF
to 10. Delaney and Camp starred Tor
Luxor Il. c.. a third class travelling Ave;
you'd like TO arrange games with teams OF
10 caliber Harry Cutler. 4o02 Poplar street.
y. y, ueblTes 10
ouIt en- hftee een-yeaT old home hves. Martin
Villiams l4l7 West York street.
st. Andrews Club. OF the ro.herhood
.eague. desires to arrange games with home
lubB having first and second quIrtets. IL.
<Essch 2b4O South. Front street ,,s ,,,,o
Pt0noer q. O.. Of Remington would IKE
arrange games with teams between the
zee Of twelve 70 fourteen years old hu-
waTd Small 2378 East Tucker street
Annunciation Is. q, desires to book games
With thirteen en-tourteen.year-old travelling
,yes,. Herbert Davenport. 1896 Mountain
hardwood II. G. would like to arrange
EaTnes with fourteen sixteen-ycar r-old home
eui1tet. William Hoban. 5000 Cedar avenue.
Clemont A. q. Wishes TO schedule contests
ktth second class hves, either at hime Or
Mlskes's All stars. a second class trSysi, r,,S
cams Of Its caliber. Offering ressonanie
fuarantees. NJ, Cohen, 3l0 Gladstone stIeet.
~, Cecilia q. O.. second or tMru CLASS
fayelinE quintet. would like to book games
Nth teams OF it's class, onerins falr Huar-
ntees, Thomas Boyle 11O8 state street
Convo II. q, would like 20 schedule CON
ssts with all fourteen en-sixteen-year.oia uaav ua1.
ing teams, Lawrence Commerton, Oh
FoIsh Twenty-eighth street. ,,-,. A..
ava q. o, has open dates IN February lot
eams having halls. and Offering fair guar
ntses William J. Weir 2soo West oah'
-.r 1'
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MINORS ARE DISSATISFIED
American A. A. and "Ints" May
Enter National Agreement

Baltimore. Dec. 31.-Thc possibility
that the International League and the
American Association may withdraw
from the National Association Of Pro-
fcssional Baseball Leagues, composed
of the minor leagues of the country.
and enter the national agreement as a
separate and distinct body il indicated
in correspondence between President
Hickey. Of the American Association.
and Jack Dunn. president of the Bal
timorc club, of the Intrrnationals.
Judge Landis. baseball high COM
missioner. is quoted as saying he saw no
reason why the two Class "A Leagues
should not enter the agreement to be
adopted at Chicago next month as
class by themselves along the same
lines as the National and American
Leagues.
The chief cause of the dissatisfaction
of the two big minors is the ruling OF
the National Association that it BE-
given } per cent of the gross receipts
of all post season series.
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QUAKER CITY WINS
WITH AID OF SUB
Toronto University Holds
Canadian Ice Hockey Title

The best amateur ice hockey team
in Canada will be seen here next
week. Tho University of Toronto
scxtct, now on an American tour
during the Christmas holidays. will
play the Quaker City team on Mon
day and Tuesday evenings.
Toronto University holds the
Canadian intercollegiate title. In
addition, the Toronto team de-
fcatcd the Falcons, Of Winncpeg,
in n play off for the amateur titlr.
The Falcons. incidentally, won
from the American Olympic ice
hockey team.
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Local Boxers Draw at Shore

Atlantic City. y. j.. Dec 3l.-Steve Nor
ris. OF Philadelphia. ana Rocky Ford. an
other Quaker City scrapper, fought II rat
Ting draw in the eIEht-round wind-up at
the Northsldr A. &. Bo:h boys wcr. willing
mixers and the bout proved popular with
the crowded auditorium. Dohhic Allen. OF
Philadelphia, walloped Young Patsy Wallace.
Of Philadelphia. al around the ring III tnr
first round OF the semiwind-up. and Wallace
OF Philadelphia, knocked out Kid Lloyd. an
City hoy. In the fourth round
Fran nike Ryan. Of Atlantic City. earned tn"
decision over Kid Ray. another local lad in
a slS-round mill
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To Skate for Titles

Sewburgh. y. y. Dec 3l.--With ninety
eight Of the leading speed skaters OF the
United States and Canada entered. with Ice
already available and favorable weather
PROMISED for the rest OF the week indica-
tons are indeed encouraging for the ma
tonal outdoor amateur speed skating cham
pionships to be held in this city New Years
Day. There are twelve events on the card.
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is football on skates and is just as
rough and hard. Its mans game.
According to George F. Pawling,
president of the Ice Palace. there is
chance of seeing some of the worlds
greatest professional ice hockey teams
in the near future. THE ict follow
ing have demonstrated that they like
good hockey" said Mr.. Pawling after
they will support It. / have so much
confidence that plan to bring the
worlds greatest attractions here. We
have the home to stage it and we are
going to put them on.
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eueknelI Schedules New Opponents

IrwlsburE. Pa, Dec, 3l.-At a meeting
in Philadelphia, the BuCkncn University
Athletic Advisory Board approved the 1921
football schedule. It contains four home
games. Ave on other college fields and ono
on a neutral field. Several colleges which
were played this year do net appear on the
list The University OF PENNSYLVANIA
Ursinus and St. Bonaventure are replaced
by Washington and Jefferson, University Of
West Virginia and Catholic University.
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New Conferences Formed

Chicago, Dec. 3l.-The formation Of a
was assured following a conference OF rep.
resentatives of tho middle western college,
here II was decided TO hold track met
nj zoe College. Cedar Rapids Ia. in May.
ReIoit, Carleton. COc Cornell uowal. De
nauw Hamlin. Knox, Lawrence and Wa.
hash are expected to become members.