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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-05
Grown-Ups in Dress
OF Children at Party
Given Monday Evening

The new home Of Mrs. ": l.. ock-
stadt, at S.! Otis plxcs northwest. was
the scene os r>rv pretty party ON
Monday evening:
The guests all came dressed as
children, and guessing and other In
teresting games were played. Prizes
were aw afded to the ones answering
the most questions correctly. and for
the voting lady wearing the best cos
tune These prizes were captured by
Miss Anna Lehman, Miss Anna ,Jen-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-05
kins and Miss Linda Judd.

kins and Miss Linda Judd.
After the games were over the com
pany was entertained by Mrs. Pal,acr
with some songs and recita lions 4
bounteous buffet luncheon was seryc.l
and every one pronounced the affair
enc of the jolIiest ever attended.
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1920-09-09

Powsta}o nawet w r. 1873
StoWarzyszenie Antysufrazy-
sick Z paniami w. T. Sherman
i Catherine Ward Beecher ma
czele, kt6re przedstawify w
kongresie petycye, dla po-
Wstrzymania sufrazyzmu, oraz
inne organizacye tego typu.
Miedzy niemi ma szczeg6lna "a
s4uguie uwage "Stowarzysze-
ME Narodowe Antysufrazy-
stek" z pania Dodge ma czele,
ktore stawialo ciagly bez-
Wzgledny op6r sprawie upraw-
nienia kobiety.
Opr6cz Ameryki, w wielu ie-
szcze innych kraiach sufraz
zosta} uznany ial np. w Polsce,
w Czecho Slowacyi, Anglii.
Skandynawii tip. Wog6Io 21
obcych KRAKOW opr6cz naszego
obdaroWa} niewiasty sufraaem
/ wcale sic ME lekaja, przeciw-
ME wszyscy So tego przekona-
MIA, ze kobieta bedzie wywie-
rae dohry wplyw na swe oto-
dzenie bliskie I dalekie. Po-
dohno jeden z KRAKOW bIiaet
polozonych, w kt6rvm sufra7
wprOwadzonym hedzie lest
Meksyk; twierdza nawet, ae
Meksykanki sa kohinty poste-
powe a idee r6wnouprawrienia
w Meksyku rozkrzewila W
II wieku pewna siostra zakOn-
ma, wielka Sawantka, ,darpm
pOetycznym obdarzOna.
DziwiG sic nalezy antagoniZ-
mowi, kt6ry tamuje poster /
w wieksZej cze$ci wypadk6w
dowodzi braku zrozumienia sy-
tuacyi samolubnych pogIa-
dow.
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1920-09-09

szturmem zdobyG prawo glosu.
Uda1a sic wiec do urny wybor-
czej, ably tam oddac sw6j gfos,
lecz zostaia aresztowana. Me
uwieziono jej jednak, pomimo,
re kary pienieznei zapIaci6 ME
chcia}a. To staIo sic hasiem do
WytWorzenia militantyzmu
WSr6d sufrazystek. Przy ciag-
fych zabiegach zdobywano CO.
raz to wie%i Stan6w, mai
pierwszy. kt6ry kobiecie przy-
znaf praWo giosu, to stan Wyo-
ming WI. 1869; do r. 1919,
l6 &tan6W przyzna}o kobiecie
praWO gEosu, a IS mogIo glo-
sowac ma prezYdenta (przed "a
tyfikacya popr.vki).
W 7. 1913 powstaf militan-
tyzm ola poparcia sufrazu w
Ameryce, a tai, podczas inau-
guracyi prezy\nta Wilsona,
5000 kobiet maszerowalo w
pochodZie do Bia}ego Domu,
w$r6d niezyczliwego tlumu /
nahalnej policyi. Odtad przez
przeciag 7niu lat powtarzaIy
sic te demonstracye, pochody,
do Biafego Domu, a nawet spale
ME wyg}aszanych NOW przez
Prezydenta w Europe, iedna-
kowoz Stowarzyszenie Sufra-
zystek takiej akcyi ME popie-
rafo Wv niei udzia}u ME brafo.
Skoro tylko poprawka przeszfa
W KOngresie, zabiegano usilnie
0 zdObycie Sch czwartych Sta
now ola uzyskania ratyifkacyi.
Poszczeg6lne stany ratyfiIlowa-
4y W nastepujacym pozadku:
Wisconsin, Michigan, New
York, Kansas, Ohio, Illinois.
Pennsylvania, Massachusetts,
Texas, Iowa. Missouri, Arkars
sas, Nebraska, Montana, Min
nesOta, New Hampshire, Utah,
California, Maine, North Da-
kota, South Dakota, Colorado,
Rhode Island, Kentucky, Ore
gon, Indiana, Wyoming, Neva-
da, New Jersey, Idaho, Arizo-
ma, New Mexico, Oklahoma,
West Virginia Washington.
Pionierki I dzialaczli sprawy
emancypacyi kobiety, musialy
wiele pokonaG przeciwnosci |
zwalcza6 niecheci, ME tylko re
strOny mezczyzn, ale i Cd ko-
biet konserwatystek, modnych
| bogatych dam, kt6re tylko
powierZchownie sadzac, ME po-
trafily sic podnle5G do wyso-
kosci zadah kobiety czlowie.
ka.
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1920-09-09
No. 81.


2 ratyifkacya Sufrazu w sta
ME Tennessee zwyciestwo kobie-
ty W Stanach Zjednoczonych
P6lnccnej Ameryki jest zupeE-
mem. Jal1 slime uprzedzenia mo-
ga bye Wkorzenione dowodzi
fakt,ze Izba Pos10w Legislatu-
ry stanu Tennessee, zamierza-
Ia cofnac ratyfikacye sufrazu,
pomimo tego, re juz przeszedi
i byl przez gubenatora zatwier-
dzonym. Senat wieksZoScia II
przeciwko 5 g1osami opar4 sic
cofnieciu, kt0re zostaio zwr6-
cone lie posl6w, a ratyfikacya
sufraau sic utrzyma1a.
Ratyfikacya sufrazu nadaie
r6wne prawa 25 milonom ko-
biet; Walka ia trwala przez
diugi okres czasu, prZez lat 70.
Pierwsze hasla rzucila p. Mar
garct Brent w stanie Mary
land, w 7. 1647 - gdy zazada-
Ia ma zasadzie poSiadania wiel-
kich obszaroW ziemi mieisca
W legislature. Nastepnie p. A
bigail Adams pisa}a do sWego
malzOnka Jana, obradujacego
W Kongresie mad prawami kon-
stytucyi dla mlodej republiki
Star0w Zjednoczonych, aby
Sprawa kobieca nalezne otrzy-
ma}a uznanie, w przeciwnym
bowiem razie, odm6wia kobie-
ty DOsluszenstwa prawom, kt6-
re i'm glosu przyznaG ME chca.
Gdy wr. 1910 ME chciano do
pu$cic kobiety ma Zjazd zwo}a-
ny W spraWie niewolnictwa,
WowcZas rozpocZaf sic zorgani-
zoWany ruch sufrazu al do o.
becnei chwili. Bukrecya Mott
! EIzbieta Stanton ulegajac o.
golnym prqdom zwolaly Iszy
zla7d sprawy r6wnouprawnie-
MIA kObiety do miasta Senaca
Falls W N. Y. w r. 1852 zwola-
No naStepny ziazd, ma kt6rym
uczo$tniczyly kobiety 2 Kama
dy, do miasta Syracuse w N.
!: - Slawna ma Gale Stany
zjednoczone, wieIka dzlalaczka
Sprawy uprawnienia, Suzan
b. Anthony objela w6wczas kie
ro"nictwo poswiecajac aycie
SWe temu wielkiemu, aczkol-
W!ek niepopularnemu zadaniu.
W r. 1869 powolano do aycia
Narodowe Stowarzyszenle row.
EsCuprawnienia kobiety, w mie-
scle New Yorku, a ma czele te-
goz stanefy: p. Suzan Anthony
p stanton. R6wnoczesnie w
"'eScle Cleveland powstalo
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1920-09-09

StoWarZyszenie pod nazwa A
merykanskie r0wnouprawnie-
ME kObiety, ma czele kt6rego
staneiy panic Lucy Stone Ju-
liza Ward Howe, kt6rych imio-
ma GloSne sa po caIych Sta
mach P0lnocnej Ameryki. -
StWorzono vice dwie wielkie
organizacye, temuz samen1u
siuzace celOWi, ale r6iniace sic
co do sposobu przeprowadzenia
swego Wielkiego zadania: i tax
Stowarzyszenie Narodowe Su-
frazu usifowalo zniewolic Kon-
gres do WprOwadzenia wia&ci-
wei poprawki w konstytucyi
Stan6w Zjednoczonych. odnos-
ME praw kobiecych; Amery-
kahslie Stowarzyszenic Sufra-
zu pfowadzilo kampanie po-
sr6d poszczeg6lnych stan6w:
ola pozyskania zwolennik6w
sufrazu Wsr6d ludno$ci dla
rozgalezienia 90 we wszystkich
Stanach. Nareszcie oba te odla-
my polaczy}y sic w jedna or
ganizacye pod wsp6lna nazwa:
Stowarzysizenia NarOdoweg0
Sufrazu KObiet. Ubiegano sic
o pozyskanie balotu, a przodo-
Wa}y penie: Stanton, Miss Su-
zanne Anthony, DR.. Anna Ho-
ward Shaw i Mrs. Carrie Chap
man Gait,
w r.-1875 Miss Antrony u
zyskala do konstytucyi popraw-
Ike, kt6ra nosi jej nazwe a kt6-
"a zosta}a wprowadzona do
Kongresu przez p. Sergent Z
Kalifornti. Poprawka ia dluzej
jak kt6rakolwiek lima wyczeki
wa}a cd kraju naleznego iei u
znania | byla przedfoiona ma
kaadej sesyi KOngresu Cd chwi-
II jej wprowadzenia. Original
ME ME r6znila sic ona od "a
sadly nowego prawa krajowe-
GO, w chwili jei wprowadze-
MIA by}a 16ta poprawka, poi
nlej 17ta, 18ta ! 19ta. w o.
statnich 7miu latach rozpocze-
to mad nia powaznie debate
wac, w poprzedzajacych zas
latach 30, kwestya sufrazu
wcale w kongresie ME byla o.
mawiana.
Stowarzyszenle Narodowe
SufraAu ME zaniechalo jednak
prowadzenia kampanii, ably
przygotowat nar6d do tel no
wei idei; gdy tax zwolna spra-
wa sufrahu postepowata, a
wfasciwie stala W mlejscu, po-
stanowiia Suzan Anthony
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Polska zwyciezy! POlska mu
81 zwycieAyG! Bolszewizm znai
die stanowczo gr6b W grani-
each Polski, kt6rej uiarzmienio
planowaf. Ale ty. .. bratku,
cos zamkna} kicszeh Pozvczki
Pahstwowei ME poparI calych
sill, ME pokazuj poteru nigdzie
sWego oblicza
Najazd bolszewicki ziednoczy{
Polske 1 rozbudziI 5piacego OIL
brZyma ! rzeba wierzyc, re osta-
tnie wie$ci z Polski rozbudza
nareszcie najwiekszych ospa-
luch6w polsko amerykahskich
oorusza naiwiekszych samoIu-
bow. Pozyczka Polska udaG
sic musi.
Ola braku mIeIsea powles6 w tym
numer1e nle wyjdzie.
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1920-09-09

Ola braku mIeJsea powles6 W tyn
numerze nIe wyJdzie.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-04

from. various minor leagues. He says
very little during practice, but after
the workouts he spends a lot OF time
talking over. prospects with his coach
Danny Murphy.
He's proud Of that bunch. Of recruits
for he picked most of them himself.
During the season of 1919 when there
was no hope for the Athletics, he left
the club time and again to look. over
some youngster in the brush. And
when the season had ended he had col.
lected quite few rare specimens.
He isn't claiming any high honors
for his boys this year. He'd rather
talk about baseball generally
i; And when he does that he makes no
bones about letting you know that
Cleveland is his pick for the 1920 race.
81 like iris Speaker and think ;hesis
going to make a fine manager said
Mack. .And further than that, I like
his club very much and think they're
going to cop the race this season. I've
always been pretty good at picking the
winner though ! never. attempted to
place the rest OF them / don't be.
lieve the White Sox will be seriously
In the running again" rs
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SUFFERED IElN||YLIRS
FROM INDIGESTION
Trouble Gone, Appetite stroho, am
Eats Anything ftthett

81 had case OF catarfh and indiecs-
tion, of ten years standing. i had
been treated by the best medical man
In Michigan. When 1scommenced taxi
ing Milks Emulsion, was 81 bed. !
improved SO fast that L Kept the neigh.
hors wondering am new up and
working; every day. NY cough IS gone.
Ny appetite Is great, and can eat
anything without hurting me. '--H d.
Lovelee, Rock ord, Mich. 4
1ndig Is seldom cured by ~hcln-
Ing the stomach digest food. Difoe.
|tiyes, like physic pills. usually mofe
slaves OF the stomach and bowels s
Mlks Emulsion Is q pleasant, nutri'
tive food and corrective medicine. Il
restores healthy. natural bowel, action,
doing away with all need Of piIls and
physics. lt promotes appetite and
quickly puts the gesttxe organs ~
shape to assjmiIate food. Al q build.
er OF flesh and strength Mfiks Emul
sion Is strongly reconmended to those
whom sickness has weakened, ana q
q powerful aid In resisting and repair
ing the effects OF wasting diseased
Chronic stomach trouble and consti
patton are prompt " relic ed--usu
In one day It Produces REMARKABLE
results IN colds, coughs and bronchial
asthma. q -" q
This Is the only solid emulsion mad e
and 50 palatable that Il 3 eaten with
o spoon like Ice cream. Truly wonder
ful for weak, dckly children,
NO matter how severe yo,ir CASE
you are urged to- try fiiiss Emulnion
under this guarantae- TaEn ~ hc[
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pitt LIKELY
winner WHEN
TEAMS CLASH.
Playing Game on Pitt Floor
VIII Give Advantage
to Painters.

MoRGANTpWrs. March 4. ~ Mind.
luI OF q sad and vet october day dur
Ing the late football season when the
sridIron hosts Of the n untaineers In.
7nded the lair Of the Panther cooked
nut Qritaad for IA pothsome meal, the
basketball quintet tie of West. Virginia
University which goes to Pittsburgh
Saturday 70 engage the Panther floor
artista In q contest which will settle
without further controversy the sec
Iional basketball champ ionship, is not
NJ all confident of victory but is gath
er1ne IT'S strength for terrific assault
On the Pitt stronghold and has hopes,
merely. Of q victorious conclusion In
The ODDS, OF course, favor Pitt to
win. The agme is on her home floor
and her team OF late has been going
Ike the proverbial -house afire, |. while
West %irginfh, though still improving
has not yet exhib ited the brand OF sbas-
kctball which II IS recognized must
be oil tap to down the Pittites. Not
only that but in the two previous
games between the teams Pitt had a
margin OF eleven points in r;;yictory
while West Virginia led by only two
points here when time was called.
So, the Manufacturers will go down
10 Pittsburgh merely to fight It out.
Az in any door contest every contest
mt has rchance' and West Virginia
d going To- play here on Saturday for
all 1t Is worth There win be no alibi
to the effect that the Old Gold and
Blue OF West Virginia was weakened
by the loss Of any players, or did not
have her fulls streng 9Th on the floor, be-
cause II ever during the present sea.
BON. the Mpuntainers were strong, IL
Is right now Morrisonsis back in the
game and Martin, having come into
the lineup q week ago In superb physi.
caI condition has had the time to work
Into Coach Stadsvold's style Of team.
play u manner that leaves nothing
to be- desired. West Virginia, too, viii
have ON hand at Pittsburgh mbst
complete and capable set of substi.
Lu(es. because assuming that Gaines
win start ct center; Martin and Hi.l at
the forwards and Captain Morrison
and Dawson at the guards, there will
be left Tor relief duty, ..Bob, IIawkinsl
pnd Outright at the forwards; Kiger at
center and Pep Parker who is avail.
able, along with Hawkins for any re-
lief duty that is necessary.
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Normal l'iiues = arsity Gngat
Battle on oryantto lun loor

Fairmont Normal started her final
trip OF the season by dropping q game
to west yirrinia last nisht 51.sa INF
before Allowing the yarsity - he S Az
.clared ! winner Fairmont baS tSe
home town bows praying nd II thew s never W.,
have prayed for Al long ionr fine
For the first al fminntes a. NAV TN. the
game was min and t,,cls fas N s,. S.. s
bury saysl With the aiiyantaes hs dI
with nib. Fairmont being min n this
instance. INIT the snnerior: xs tIs X
the Morsantown. Adj sta NJ ~ al, - &,
the last 10 minutes Of ID the zane 81 and ID
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WINNER | | Of
BIG GAMES
IS GAMBLE
State Tournament Sure "a
Be Most Exciting Since
the Start.

4 BUCKTIANNoN, March AT noon
today official announcement was made
that there were IS official entrance
papers for the seventh annual State
Basketball Tournament In the hands
of the Wesleyan management, The
entries close with the setting of the
sun today and thos. teams failing to
follow the instructions given out viii
find themselves eliminated from com.
petition for the state scholastic laurels
this season. =
The strongest fives Of the state have
entered. In fact, every team OF any
great strength Is ready for action and
is lined up for battle. Wheeling, Buck.
harmon, Fairmont, Fairview, Charles
ton, Bluefield, Huntington and all 9th.
er strong qufnts have their necessary
documents filed with the management
and state that they will fight for the
many trophies. Dark horses are ex-
+pected and. no predictions are forth:
coming from many points as to the
winner. It seemed q foretold fact
that Buckhannon high school would
win the champio nship last season
but they didn't This season predic:
tons mights easily be that Charleston
high would rpmp away with the tro:
ply. as permanent property.
The Moncngahela Valley Tourna.
ment proved that there are some high
class teams IN this section to resist
the progress OF the capital city lads.
For instance, either Fairview, Fair.
mont or Buck hannon will certainly Of.
fer the Charleston lads d warm fight.
Buck shannon high went through the
tournament at Fairmont with Fcolors
flying high, winning the final game OF
the event 1923 But both Fairmont
and Fairview have small, speedy
teams and II will be hard to eliminate
them at the beginning Of the event
when they are not worn down. Then
Hunting ton High will be a barrier for
the Charleston lads. Wheeling Is
strong and again Bluefield comes with
ia five the most highly touted of all
quints within the state. The Mercer
counta.nd look like Championship cali.
Der and following in the line Of sur.
pfises which usually come, the. down
south lads may upset the dope.
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teams from all over the country will
participate. q
It is estimated that SIT, 900 will be
spent bringing teams to Atlanta to
compete.
One of the entries will be the ia
nous Los Angeles A. c., the amateur
champions of America. II the Cali
fornians will they will make tour OF
the country. They won last years
tourney and believe they can repeat.
Several Of the strong college fives
of the south will be entered along with
the big amateur teams from the metro
politan cities.
Russell Bailey, for the past four
years West Virginia football main
stay and the Mountaineers' All.Amert;
can center, has accepted a coaching
position at the University OF Cincinna-
tt for the coming season and viii as
sist in the football instruction at the
institution. Negotiations between the
University of Cincinnati athletic au-
thorities and Bailey have been In pro.
gress for some time, but the contract
was not closed until yesterday.
Announcement has been made by
the athletic authorities at the Uni.
versity OF North Carolina, at Chapel
Hill, N. g., to the effect that Myron
q. Fuller, Yale IL, has been selected
to be head coach Of the football team
Of that institution for the season Of
1920.
Coach Fuller was assistant coach
for the West Virginia football team
last fall, having direct charge OF the
line men. It was definitely known,
however, that he would not be EN-.
ployed here again as his system and
style OF line play did not at all agree
with the teachings Of McIntire during
his regime as head coach here.
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and score q mess OF baskets. After
the tide of battle had been turiied, q
bunch Of second stringers were allow.
ed to exercise against Fairmont for
about three minutes. =
/ The game was dandy toswatch, Q
hard one to lose but one OF which the
losers may be well proud, as they made
an .impressionson the Morgantown out.
tit which win not be lightly rubbed
out Rodgers was referee and worked
Q good game, although he permitted
the game to get away from him q little
In the second period. He called them
very close In the first halt but was
inclined to let things 80 In the second
period a little more. Score:
West Virginia, 81. Normal, sc.
Forward
HIN 1900. ,.... Hamilton
kaisst 80 !. ;,..,s. shuman
Dawson ..... .. !. ....... Lough
Marrison Capt. Boehm
substitutionn, West Virginia, Gaines
for Ktker, Hawkins fol. Morrison, Par:
ker. for Dawson, Outright for Hin. Fair.
mont Normal, P. Hamilton for Boehm.
ss Goals; from field Martin, o.: am.
II; Dawson, 4; Morrison, 3: Hawkins.
Hamilton, q; knight. 8; Tough, 3;
Shuman. .
Goals from foul-Morrison, S in s
attempts; Martin missed one; Hamil.
ton, 8 in 10 attempts. ,ia;l
Score at end Of first half West Wiz.
gtnias "a: Fairmont Normal. IN.
Referee; Rodgers, West Virginia.
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RYlEREp TuRRYvII.IE
81 Z y

LAKE CHARLES, La, March A.
Baseball first and then That's
Connie Mack. II the elongated mana.
ger Of the Athletics ever retires from
baseball, rich enough to BIO Indifferent
to work, he'll be found around the
links most Of the time. Y
He's combining business with pleas
ure here. The Lake Charles Country
Club invited him to play over the pref.
ty course here and he does It when he
gets the chance. !
That's where I'd like to, be this of.
ternoon," said Connie to me as we
stood on the wide veranda Of the Ma
jesttc Hotel, waiting for the hour to
call the young athletes to the after.
noon baseball class. aTd rather play
golf than anything KNOW Of. lss.ls-
Connie probably stretched q point
there. For his first love is still base.
ball. though It was 90 years ago when
he last wore a uniform-that Of the
Milwaukee club. Fl ~
Mack spends the mornings and at.
ternoons Just back Of the infield, slow.
ly pacing back and forth, watching the
work Of the boys he has gathered
=
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i"Dutchys Finds Another

Pat Moran is skeptical Of ..Dutchs
Reuther's latest baseball find. Reuther
says that he has a sensational fnfield.
er IN tow on the Pacific Coast tiss.s.
Cincinnati had better grab. Last year
iReuthef brought "a one-legged first
baseman to the Reds training camp.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-04

Tacoma, Wash, Is finding no tfou.
BILE id raising the So. 900 to support a
team in the new Pacific international
League The ball club viii be main.
tanned as an advertisement to the city
and not as Q money-mahng PROPOSE
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down to West Baden, Ind, one week
in advance Of the main squad.
Gibson during his period OF service
with the Pirates was closely affiliated
with Fred Clarke, a wise. smart mana.
ger. 1t was clarke's idea that before
a ball player started training he should
get rid of blood impurities and the
like, caused by winter Of inaction
drinking the mineral waters at West
Baden thoroughly cleanses the. system.
Gibson feels the same way about spring
training. Gibby also remembers that
the Pirates in seasons past have de
veloped championship teams at Hot
Springs. Ark Down in his heart he
firmly believes that Hot Springs Is the
best training camp in the world-there
10 heap of approximation attached to
Ozark resort SO far as Gibson is con.
cerned. z !.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-04

The Cleveland Indians have a ,pair
of giant hurlers in the spring training
camp at New Orleans. Pitcher Frank
Meyers is 8 feet and Bob CLARK, re-
cruit slab artist, Is one inch shorter.
This pair ought to make the Indians
mound conspicuous. :,