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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-09
TEXTILE WORKERS TIME CUT.
Maryland Judge Upholds EN-
ployer's Rights.

BALTIMORE. Nov. s.--Judgo Jacob
Moses, impartial chairman for the set
dement, Of disputes between the Anal
Eamated Clothing Workers and the
manufactures to-day gave a decision
which Is expected to have a ear reach
ing effect on the clothing industry.
ii recognizes the obligation upon the
worker 10 cooperate with the manufac-
turer in efforts 70 increase production.
even when such cooperation means fewer
days OF employment in the week for the
worker.
The particular case before Judge
Moses was the right Of the Columbia
TaIoting Company. which employs
eleven cutters. 10 assign certain Of these
men to DO nothing but cut Formerly
they marked the cloth and then cut IT,
The workers objected 20 the change
They maintained that the house. which
nj present gives them employment for
only three days ana a half week be-
cause its orders do not warrant more,
will now be able 10 do the same work
IA two and half days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-09
CONFESSED SLAYERS
GIVE UP BANK LOOT
All But $4,000 of Money
Taken From David Paul
Buried in Cemetery.
5 DAYS OF DRUNKEN ORGY
James and Sehuck Reveal
More Details Of Crime. Ac-
cording to the Police.

spscicI Despatch 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
MOUNT Holly, H. j.. Nov S.--B'ranS
], James and Raymond w. Schuck. who
The police say confessed 10 the murder
OF David F. Paul, bank messenger. spent
approximately $1,000 during a drunke l
orgy that lasted five days after the
crime was committed. Virtually all OF
the money and securities save this
SIS 600 have been recovered by the au-
tliorities. The money was buried IN
the Schuck family burial plot in Ever
green Cemetery. Camden.
After the messen gers body had been
disposed Of in the creek near Tabe~-
aacle, James and Schuek. according 70
further details of the alleged COME
h.cns made public to-day. went TO West
VILE, whore James bought new under
wear, a shirt and a collar to replacs
his stained clothing. They then con-
tiuued on to Camden and buried tn
money Temporarily in the rear Of
Schucks home James then purchased
a suit OF clothes and wrapped all Of his
soiled clothing in a bundle which was
dropped later into Cooper River.
That night the men went TO Phila
delphia, where they visited several ss-
looms. They remained there in a
drunken stupor most of the time unit
Wednesday night October Z, when they
returned home. The following morning
they went to Philadelphia again ana
remained there until October II, when
James was found by County Detective
Doran and questioned regarding tho
murder.
Realizing he was under suspicion
James, the police say, decided to bury
the body, and that 1t was for that pur-
pose he and Schuck returned to Camden
James had his automobile repaired, pur-
chased new seat and ripped out the
floor In the rear OF the car, which was
stained badly. on the way 10 Taber'
nacle the machine was stopped at
garage, where James, 1t is said, tried &c
exchange the new seat for an old one,
Nearly all Of the stolen money re-
NAMED IN SchuclS's possession until Oc-
tober IL, when he took II to Evergreen
Cemetery, the police say. He made
hole about twenty inches square. Into
which he placed the money after it hao
been divided into two bundles. and tner
covered it with earth. On top he placed
q flower pot containing plant Wher
the detectives took him 70 the cemetery
Sunday the flower pot was missing, bu'
the money had not been touched.
Since the confessions or the two place
the crime definitely in Camden, James
and Schuck win be removed TO That city
IN n few days James Is 81 years old
and IS an automobile salesman. He Is
married and has a son. schuck is 81
years old and unmarried He is the son
Of a Camden newspaper 1..san.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-09
MoNGER OUT OF LUDLOW.

w Pcrcival MonEer. music critic and
publicity agent. who was lodged In Lud-
low street jail Saturday nignt % answer
y charge Of libel was bailed out yester.
fav ~ Lionel Braham OF 43 East Twen-
fv-seventh street Tho latter deposited
$500 cash bail with Sheriff Knott.
Tho plaintiff Ia DE libel action =
George Rlumehthal manager OF the
Manhattan Opera House and for many
years close friend Of the late Oscar
Hammerstein lie 80 now associated
with Hammersteln's widow IN raising a
FUND for q Hammerstein memorial. His
complaint iu libel alleges that Aionger
falsely charged Ole defendant with hav-
INK used money belonging % the memo
rial fund and with having forged con
tract Tho Investigation of Grano
Jury indicated him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-09
JERSEY SENATE FOR
u. S. NINE CONTROL
Action Is Urged Unless Profi-
teering Ceases.

TRENTON. Nov S-The Senate to-
day after a length prediction recess
adopted resolution by Senator Simp-
son. Democrat. OF Hudson, pledging sup
port to United States Senator Walter E.
Edge Of New Jersey in the move for
Government control OF coal mines unless
alleged coal profiteers ease up In their
profits
Other matters taken up by the Legis-
lature included the introduction of bill
in the Senate . allow women TO serve
as Jurors in New Jersey and the passage
by the Assembly of bill providing for
a flat increase Of 20 per cent. on all
motor vehicle licenses. including auto
mobile trucks. The latter bill is for the
purpose Of securing for the State moro
funds for road building and main
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-09
s7oo, 900 IN HOSPITAL DRIVE.

More than 100000 has been contrib
uted in the first few days OF the two
weeks drive to raise s2,000,000 for the
building of the new Fifth avenue hos
pital. The hospital. which Is comoi-
nation Of the Hahnemann and Laura
Franklin Free Hospital for Children,
will be one of the first institutions in
this country planned specially for per-
sons Of moderate means. The. drive
which opened November 5. VIII close or
November 10. and the committee In
charge of the campaign feels confident
that by that time the entire amount Will
have been raised.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-09
GERMANS CONSIDERING
SURRENDER OF COWS
Insist on Plea of Capacity to
Lessen Penalty.

Special cable 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Copyright 1890. by THn NEW York HERALD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-09
NEW rfAN ron room rum.

Harry J. Fisher. chairman OF tho
finance committee OF the United Hos
pital FUND, announced plans yesterday
for reaching New YorKs Cheerful
Glvers" through special committee
hoaded by Charles ". fIaydock. vica-
president Of the New York Trust Com
pany. IN tho forty-first annual coffee
fion 20 be taken for tho citys sick poor
this committee win take small subscrip-
tions at its headquarters at East
FSfty-sevcnth otreot There will be no
street solicitIna in the hospital coli
leciiona
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-09

Copyright, 1890. bD THE NEW York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Berlin. Nov. y.
The nrst accurate statement that has
al peared In the German press OF tho
status Of the claim for cows filed against
Germany with the Preparations Commits
son appeared in the Cologne Gazette,
followed by report of the Covert
nients answer to an Interpolation IN
the Reichstag.
Both statements give what amounts
70 fresh news from Germany, that tn ,
discussion on the basis of the lists filed
by the several States progresses and
tnat the Preparations Commission is re
qtired 20 take Gerrnany's capacity TO
render reparation into consideration,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-09
.SC0ALA RunALA m
REeuAuL DEMO 0cRAIlC
! ,Raalaind democrats, proefe-
.anl CULTURAL Va fl asigurat.

Neyoile culturale ale poporului
romin, stint, in afara oricarii discu-
til, din cele mai mari.
Prefacerile adinci pc care rxs-
boiul lea grabit, au gasit, e drept
iarasi, poporul nepregatit: sns pa
tura conducatoare ipsita de .. con-
eeptie mai larga q. vietif de Stat,
eeoista 81 refrastara inteIegerii
vremurilor, care an sarprias o toe
mai in momentul cind f6uria moi
planuri de dominate q poporului,
-pentru care s'a aratat vitrega, da-
cd nu idusmana hotarfta, fiindca
-analfabetismul sufletesc al paturi-
Gler candueatosre schivaleaza adese
ori Gu anslfabetismul material al
poporului nostru de Ia safe, unde
numaram Is la suta nestiutori de
carte.
Intunerecuf de JOS nu pare sa
fie decft efectnl politieianismului
care q eSsit mai de folos sa Ante
paturile fnstarite, iucrfnd Ia men
tinerea terapimii in saraeie 81 a.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-09

dat opdin w aasa y anehets
stricta asu pr.,s n stantelor carl
au dus II esn irarea vaporului
Cogne de tAtra lei din orasnl Flu
me, pc car / era fhcarcatura yalo-
roasa desisn nata entro America.
yaporul iniloc W Niece din Catania
spre Statele Unite luat drumul
spre Fiun,a, undeFa 81 sosit zilele
aceste. Se spune-ca prsmieral are
intentia de a pedepsi pc acG carl
s,,nt responsebili lde aceasta.
O depesa prinnita in Londra
spune ca. vaporll aceastaa fost cap
turat de ofiterii lui Gabrielle Dan!
nunzio 81 fost foEtat de a lua dru.
mul spre Fiume. Valoarea poverej
de pc vapor Sc ridica Ia oonsidera.
bin suma de zecc milione lire.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-09
a; ;as,tilnire ssfatsla !"

sGnver w. .Wcisenberg, domici-
lat Ia 1868 Eddy Rd, a avnt memo
rocul ca sd Sc 1ntineasca Gu capita-
'nufde polite Costello si @eistent1l
sefului biroului de deteetivi d. Ma
honey, p ccind acestia mergeau
sspre isln restaurant.
tAceasta intilnire pus capat
unei cercetari care dureaza de I'M
an de .zile. Weisenberg este cautdt
de politia din Columbus unde Sc
spune ca a obtinut bani sub pre-
tensile falsa, el insa neaga .aceaste
scuzatii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-09
LipSa de loCuinte

Datorta prosperita iustriae 81 lefuror mari ale lu-
craorlor de prn abrc arte din popuatunea rala
ost atras la orase In cenree inustriae unde nfluxu
ost mai psa locuinelor auns probema serloasa
81 guverl numit mai mne cosiun sa studieze chestia
In Cleveland sa propus cadirea 5000 de locuine 81 sa
aproba dntre carl uncle zce Gale gata dar
ata Gu sa slmte nici 2Oo mar II de a]uns MAJ Gu
iaa de obiceu, un numar consderabll de
farmar nava in Cleveland 81 suaunea aceias in
toate orasee din statele de est 81 nord.
Proftnd de exoeptionala proprearii To-
cuncor specueaza pubcu in modu eel mai Chi
rifle sau scumpit multi mai multi in propore urcarea
saarior, venitu une famii Uni propretari urca chi
rifle cu doua suite procene; altli PIMA la trei SUITE
De reparati nc vorba Chrasu nu indrazneste spuna
propretalu schmbe hra de peret vopseasca
dreaga usa fereastra; s vre-o teava
gas resuf rubnet pc de teama ca Ii va
urea chiria, sau il va da afara din casa.
Pentru oamlie cop adevarat chin sd poata
glsi locunt convenaba ~nguru mi jOc de adapost
daca proprieta cumpere locunta 50
in niste darmatur carl in tmpnri nornale erau
psti starea degradata autorate cemunale
fngadnesc sa Ii Sc faca reparatie 81
ST Gu toat5 psa de vnzare gasesc toate
strz della centru pima la perfer della mari gienice
81 uxoase pima cee mai modesto tre patru ncaper
sSeumpetea clror a materalelor de cladit eafa
ca ucraoror de ccnstructe urca vaoarea preprisa
tilor Cine cumparatspropretati citva ami in urna
nvesre foarte producva Case vindeau acum
patru ami della la trei mil dc lei, astaz pretue
Toti propretar scape de proprietae cumparate
specula Uni char de cee in carl locuies ceasta
in une caer valoarei lor prevee de
cnfile financiare
Cine cumpara propretati astaz face greseala 81 in
vesire foarte proasta.
Bancie sd bani penru cladire de pro-
prieat daca ocu patt Gel ca yoieste s cadeasca
doua rei din capitan pentru erminarea
definiva cladirei.
Peste imprumutu afla asupra unei propretat,
proprearu mai poate conraca alt imprumut. lnsti-
utiunie de credit in maerie de mprumut menn yaoarea
proprietatii din tmpurile normale.
Gu oate acese chre sunt in urcare aceasa din
Upset de locuine din cerere mari pese ofera
Locuri vrane sunt destule in oaseor in
cepona sar puea ntnde constructive 81 peste pereriile
oraseor Capital disponb iarasi gaseste in abundena
ar cadeste Compatible de consrucun v0esc So
arunce ayentur hazarduoase pc cind in tmpu nornale
penru $500 in avans furnzau locu 81 faceau Ocunta da
dornta cumparatorului.
Cade asazi ale marilor capitalist
81 in general abrc hoteuri garae ofc cadr absout
de cerintele timpuui de fata
Sa finn dec oare prevazatori fnante de avinta
deyem proprear dc loeune oata psa lor de astaz
oate neannsurle pc carl spferm mai seaa pentF
invese sarea de All nu statornica poae schmha
mai curind de pc cit ne nehipuim. M
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-09

EVVA IWE10Vk1tekes 1
Gllvernorul Cox a .spus All ca cu
cit va inainta mai departe in Mon
tana Gu att va incerca ca Sc dove
deasca .sa aceia care au contribute
la fondul de propaganda al repu-
blicanilor sunt aceia care au facut
venitur excesiv de mari in decursul
rasboiului.
Repnblicanii spcra ca Sc cistige
acest stat, asa guvernorul Cox va
sta doua zile in Montana.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-09

Q@ t0e tDNDllO O[Ul|
w
EPIGRAM1.
Uaai 4'opsitor.
~4e tfrsstii ca o sopirM,
Pentru ua, c60lnn de yOs,
Urlii q cfnm la lat'sd,
Cap seucec 81 ntGluros.
Ddrac..
Cetim in ziaru] celor Gu diplome
in protap intr'un anunt:
"PROGRAMUL TEATRRAL
"Bufetul va Fl asortat Gu totfe-
lul de beuturi recoritoare.
"Donatihni benevole Sc vor
primi cu multumita 81 Sc va publ.
ca i'm ziar.
HVenitul ,cnrat della aceasta. -
dar de ce Sc mai urlnerz? Att vaEu1
programul.
W@
sSapte mil de vapsitori din New
York $ 'au pus in greva. - Creden
Cd de prisos sc spunem ca vopsi
torul din Youngstown ii desavue
aza.
~
Motto statulni Maryland este:
'fBarhati l,lcreaza 81 femeile yor
besc," 81 acum femeile din Mary
land GER Gu staruinta ,schimbares
lui in sens invers.
| W
Presedintele Huerta la deschi
derea parlamentului Mexicoului {
zis intre aletele. "Guvernul acum I
in stare Sc garanteze viata 81 averes
locuitorilOr streini.' Sc we'd,
| treaba ca Villa, Gu toata libertate;
neconditionala e pazit bine.
~
"SublOcOtenentMlM Mdrtir": T
Sc vede pulpana anterului.
w
Edward Brown, 1876 Central
| Ave, Cleveland, Sc afla pc moart'
in spital. Politia zice ca fost ra
nit intro cearta Gu neyasta-sa
D-na Minnie Brown, pc care a in
cercat so cenzureze GU un ciocan
~
I'm nobil austriac publicat a
nunturi in ziare, in carl cauta a
mericana eli milioane. Avlnd in We
dere ce s'a intimplat GU titluril,
de noblete in ultimii ami in Euro
/ pa, nu va avea multe respunsuri
Cleveland Press.
~
De cind barbatii numai au CT
.ce-si vopsi nasul femeile dipun d
| mai multi mijloace de a Sc trans
forma in ypapusi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-09
iBF9|hlAiIuM


~
viata 1ndraxneala-i.
DETROIT. Myron L. Tinney,
fost aviator in armata Americana,
cazut della 500 de urma inaltime,
murind instantaneu, pc cind sarea
de pc un aeroplan pc altul, la expo
sitia agricola a statului.
Apucaturile lui Tinney erau la
fel ca a lui Omer Locklear, care
s'a dat viata, acum cite-va sapta-
mini, cazind della o inaltime apre
siabila.
Tiney incerc1nd ca Sc puma nina
pc 0 scara de fr1nghie ca Sc treaca
de pc un aeroplan pc altul, din
gresala ma pus nina pc fringhie 81
astfel cazut Ia, pamint. 0 multi
me de aproapes 2oO, 600 an privit la
aceast& tragedie.
. .1plt intrs, ,Doht tigti si multime
NEW YORK. @ fncaierare
care tinut un timp destul de
lung q avut loc in Brooklyn 1ntre
polite 81 grevisti della compania
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-09

e6sant re toate drnmnriIe, al nS'
- glasll rgnra ap6
e,1es1& d1n a iAsnx l51O Aeati ~ !
syassa "a IS ssan 40 ee4fii Pea
A. tAt Att s4i 11nn y 81 %
49, nj tnr1ate ii rsetSL ~ - 3
0e 1ic Kospodinele noast1o Z 4 = nv n1
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-09

TrataGnl della Versailles ratifi-
cat de- Rominia.
BUCURESTL Parlametul
Romin a ratificat tratatul de pace
della Versailles.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-09

. N0u stat.
La ! Sept, la Beirut s'a pro-
clamat independents statului Leba!
non, de catra generalul Goura,dl
es4
inaltul comisar francez din Siria. =
= Beirut va fl capita1a noului
stat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-09
Veteran, olnorit in nina de
c&rbuni.

carbuni.
PARAMOUNT, w. Va. ~ Ras-
boiulea dovedit ca mai sigur pen,
tru Nicola Palipari, un italian de
cit munca din America. Palipari a
.servit cinci ami in armata italiana
81 a luat parte la cele maj grele
lupte intre care 81 in lupta della
Piave, cind austriacii au suferit in
fringerea mare.
Palipari VENT in America 81 a
lucrat la minele de carbuni de lu-l
ma de zile. O piatra ce s'a desprins
din tavanul cavitatii Ia omorit.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-09
,Socialistii critic Rusia.

- 4sef 80 ~ffsess- ~ 5HcsS
BERLIN. - Gongresul ssocialis-
tilor independent = scritieat foarte
grav sovietele rlsa5fi cind s''a ,pus
pc tapct discutarea internationalei
della Moscova.
"Ori care ar Fl sentimentele no
astre fata de .Rusia, faptul ramine
ca bolsevisti Eau dat dovezi Cd
stunt capabil de aastabili socialismul
in tara lor, a spus' Profesorul Karl
Ballod, care acum de curind 3 a re.
inthrs din Russia, snnde q petrecut
mai mnlte luni de. xile.. El este me-
mbru din comisia pentru socializa-
re din Germania sifeste reeunoscut
Gu unul dintre Gel maj repntati
economist privitor a afacerile Rn.
siei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-09
Lituania vrea rece eu Poloni,

LONDRA. ~ sAici sosesc ma
multe rapoarte care sc ,contrazic
referitor Ia s.sitpatia diplomat
dintre Polona si, i,Litualiia.
Dupa cum sppri ultimele stir
.Polonia s'a retrss ultimatul prir
care Sc cerea e hituanii Sc parasi
asca suwalki 81 ne 4ile, Jar Litu
ami a fnstintat pesaliatii ca ei Al
formulat bazele i,nor propuner
carl vor duce Ia resolvarea in MOI
pasnic a acestor probleme.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-09
|Horthy cerut de Italia.

NIENA. - Amiralul Nicholas
Horthy, regentul Ungariei, este
9umit in lista criminalilor de ras-
boi slse care Italia fi-csre spfs d n
judecati.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-09
iDuelul in Uruallay.

MONTEVIDED, Uruguay. -
Julio Mario, ,sqsa,I ,Iredactorulsz ulsziaru-
lui ElD4, asfesst sslsor ranit Dumb
MICA batindu-se{ in duel, conform
legei de curind svotate. Oponentul
lui a fost minist ru lucrarilor pub
lice Humberto Pittamiglia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-09
wrangel cistisI| alta victorie,

~
CONSTANTINDPOL. - Gene
ralul Wrangel aciktigat alta victo-
RE debarcind trupe Ia Soucigum
lori Sukhum-K Kale Jun port Ia Ma
rea Neagra, dup&sct.nl spun strife
sosite aici. Debarcarea q fost prote-
jata de vaporul de-. rasboi Alexiev.
situatia armatei,' Gen. Wrangel
in regiunea Noyorosik, Sc imbunata
teste spun informztiile primite.
Gen. Wrangel q cistigat coopera-
rea trupelor isslate care Sc opu-
near, engezlilor 81 fortelor- lui De-
nikinc.
Sc spanc Cd Wrangel tine o di-
sciplina de fier in armata lui 81
prin aceasta a cistigat increderea
populated.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-09

De cind barbatii numai an GU
.ce-si vopsi nasul femeile dipun de
mai multi mijloace de a Sc trans
forma in rpapusi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-09

FSapte mil de vapsitori din New
York S 'au pus in greva. - Credem
Cd e de prisos Sc spunem ca vopsi-
torul din Youngstown ii desavue-
aza.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent., 1920-11-05
COLUMBIA COACH IS
VETERAN IN ROWING
James c. Rice Has Been in Game
for IS Years.
First Pupils Were Members Of Sunny.
side Boat Club Of Toronto-tlas
Trained Many Champion Oars
men, Including Ournan.

James c. Rice, coach of the Colum-
bia crews, has been in the rowing
game 35 years. He began his COM
petitive career in 1885, while still in
his teens. From 1885 until 1904 he
competed in all the national regattas
held in Canada. as well as many in
the States, and was q consistent win
ner.
AS early as 1892 Rice took up coach.
ing along with his racing. His first
pupils were the members of the Sun
nyside Boat club Of Toronto, Canada.
In 1893 he went to the Toronto Row.
ing club and the following year was
signed by the Argonaut club, one OF
the biggest rowing clubs in Canada.
He remained with the latter organiza-
ton four years, during which time he
enjoyed unusual success.
In 1898 he received call from the
Brockville club of Canada.
The Detroit Boat club, one of the
most prominent in the country, then
secured Rices services. This was the
first American crew the veteran
coached. He was with the Detroit out
fit until 1904, when he got his first
chance to coach an American college
navy.
Harvard university was the institu-
ton that sent for Rice and in his two
years the he succeeded so we'll that
Columbia seeking Il capable man to
put it's rowing affairs in shape. coaxed
the veteran Canadian from the Grim
son. Rice has been with the New
Workers ever since.
Among Rice's most notable victories
while in competition was his winning
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent., 1920-11-05
ROWING SPORT REJUVENATED
Now Enjoying New and Prosperous
Popularity Among Amateurs-
cIeanest Of Sports.

About 40 years ago rowing was in
its heyday in this country. Along in
the early eighties there were New Han
Ion. Jake Gaudaur. Teemer, HOsmer,
Long Bob Fulton, Charley Courtney,
Jim Ten Eyck and the famous Ward
brothers from Newburg. Funny how
fashions have charged in sport. Who
of the present decade can recall pro-
fessional rowing race? Yet father and
mother We're keenly interested in the
game in the bygone.
Rowing is one of the finest exercises
in the realm of sports, and. as far as
amateurs are concerned, one of the
cleaneSt.
There is no "gate" in rowing, and it
is one Of the few sports in the whole
category where those who promote
it do so for the pure love of sport.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent., 1920-11-05
SlSLER "JUsT TRIES TO WIN"
St. Louis sIu0cing First easeman A.
tributes His Hitting to "Streak
Of Good Luck"

The great batting of George Sisler
this season is described by him as be-
ing "just streak Of good luck" He
says:
"There is nothing wonderful about
my playing. play hard and try to
help my team win, but SO do all the
other boys. and there is not a player
ON the st. Louis team who doesn't de-
aerve the same credit for trying to
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent., 1920-11-05
INTEREST IN FOOTBALL

The feeling at the Naval
academy is that the coming
football season will be one of
the greatest in the history of
the institution. The game
against the eleven of the Mill
tary academy on the New York
polo grounds November p Is
anticipated with the keenest in
terest, but the schedule as q
whole is the best in a dozen
years, and affords an oppor-
tunity by which the naval team
can be measured in comparison
with the strongest teams in the
country.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent., 1920-11-05
LAURIE WAHLQUIsT IN FORM
Illinois Star Should Be More Of Sen
sation This Year-His Playing
Won Ohio Game.

Laurie Wahlquist, whose passing
and running did so much for Illinois
last year. is out in form again and
should be even more of sensation
this year. In the closing minutes of
the Ohio State game for the title Lau-
rie shot four long passes that put the
ball in position for Fletcher's field
goal that won the game.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent., 1920-11-05

For some days it appeared as If the
JugO-Slav government had blocked the
proposed peaceful discussion with It.
ally for the settlement Of the Adriatic
dispute. The Klagenfurt district of
Carinthia had voted to reniain a part
of Austria and the Jugo-Slavs refus-
ing to recognize the plebiscite. ordered
the Serbians to occupy the district. On
Thursday they apparently recognized