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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-20
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Gu Prilstd oomemorarei lui Mihai viteazul

Nevoia de indramadi un ma
xinum de cuprinf intr 'un mini
mum de spatiu, al a amesteca inn
presia momenruhliIcu 1nsasi faptul
"a facut ca, in fgatura cu sar-
batoarea scarifica'4llui della Tur-
! da despre care de|altfel ne-am o.
cupat ne larg, - mai ramiie de
vorbit.
Astfel, sfrfns dd ,redarea actua-
litatii, n am putut preciza rolnl
celor doua institutinni sau "Mor-
mintelc Eroilor" "Casele Ma
tionale in frumohsa manifestare
sufletului rom7Hesc.
Am putea spaane ca spiritul dc
initiatipa, energia dlui colonel Ion
Manolescu att la sMormintele f.
riolor' cit 81 la opera sa 'SCasele
Rationale" ar stabili suficienta
legatpra en- comel4orarea voevodu-
lui Mihai 7ntrucitI modestul orga-
nizator al acestei comemorari este
acelas colonel ManDlescu.
Legatura adevafata nu for
meaza fnsa numai Ipersoana ci in
| sasi .caracterul celor doua institu-
tiuni. Societatii s'Mormintele f.
roilor' ii revenea initiativa aces
tel comemorari 81 "Casele Natio-
nale' trebuiau sd Ia parte la sar-
batorire dat find irolul educativ.
national, eel 7ndeplinesc. !,
In deosebi - cum frupos a ros-
tit la TirgoviSte d. prof. Marin
Stefanescu rolM "Caselor Ma
tionale" in toate rnanifestatiunile
romInesti, este din cele mai do sea.
ma prln mJleacele de carl dispune.
Educatia nationala a maselor MI
numai prin "indemnuNi bune" ci
prin forma cea mai reprezentati-
va-constitue una din ratiunilc de
a Fl acestor case Rationale. "
Ceiacc s'a petrecnt la Iasi-mai
GU seama la Iasi-la Pascani, Ia
R.-Sarat, Buzau 81 inaltatoarea ce-
remonie della mansstirea Dealulu,,
la care au luat 'parte regele 81 mi
tropolitii tarii-sunt momente ce
nu Sc vor uita.
Snfletul romincsc Famine romi-
nesc, Gu, draeaste p4ntru treentul
ce-i apartine.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-20

Cerindu,si fmplinirea nevoilor,
afirmindu-se Gu strasnicie cind
crede necesar, poporul rominesc
nu G mai putin adevirat ca ru Sc
departeaza de drumul inaintasilor
Inteleglnd sa fie stap1n pc via1a
81 munca sa, pc viata 81 munca ro-
maneasca in cadrele statului roma
nesc.
Mile de sateni 81 satence, largo
yeti 81 oraseni, au dat procesiunei
lui Mihai Niteazul caracterul Gel
mai specific acestei afirmari cate
gorice.
Deceit, daca fominul respecta
trecutul neamului-trecutul isto-
ric, 'religios, artistic 81 literar -
trebue sd recunoastem Cd Gel ce ar
trcbui sd incurajeze acest respect,
afara de institutiunile despre care
vorbli nu fac mai mimic in aceasta
directiune.
1lalul in care Sc gaseSte biSerica
Cola din lasi undc nu Sc slujeste
din 1916 fiindca s'a uitat de a.
tuncl in ca 0 formidabila scheIa
RE pentru reparatillni ce nici n 'au
lnceput, neorInduiala i'm care sint
tlnnte comorile de pictura biseri-
ceasca vechc i'm uncle biserici ale
Moldovei, impietatea cu care s'au
restaurat alte biserici tot din Mol
dova Gle catre straini necunoscaa-
tori al artei rom1nesti, insulta &c
Sc aduce mormIntului lui Vasile
Alexander, ascuns intro magher-
nita de scinduri, neomenia fata de
vaduva poetului care primeste $50
lei lunar in vreme ce sc asv1rlesc
mlllOane Pc lOate ferestrele minis
terelor, tlcalosla della Buzau unde
zacc Pc murdarii craniul cpisco-
pului keZarie in vederea tuturor-
toate acestca arata ca daca sufle
tul romInesc neatins, in schimb
nu Sc face mimic. de acolo de unde
trebue sa Sc faca ca primeiduirea
pastrarii acestui suflet sa nu Sc
produca.
Poporul Isl cinsteste trecutul, O.
ficialitatea lmeori il msulta.
(Dacia) Dinu Dumbrard.
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A Y l Z

Societatea Gloria Rom1na, din
Weirton, W. Va, avizeaza pc toti
membrii apartinatori cumca Gotta
lunara s'a ridicat la dol dollari
lunar, GU prima Sept.
Rugam pc tUti menabrii locali
sau care sunt in alt oras 81 achite
cotelc llnare cit mai curind.
In nutnele soc. Gloria ROmina,
2l7-1s) PREsIDIuL.
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u. S. Desteapta-te Romine-Hora
Unirei, din Detroit, Mich.,, roaga
pc toti membrii ca in ziua denu-
mita pentru cotele lsnare s1 5ine-
voiasca a-si plati cotele lunar@ la
timp, sd putem trimite conspectul,
care Sc trimite in fiecare luna in
a 3O-lea. ,Ziua de plStit cotele: Du-
minica prima este sedinta, Dumini-
ca doua din luna la Carsap, la
No. 423 Frederick ST., Duminica
& treia este sedinta, Du4ainie; 4
patra din luna Sc incaseaza cotele
lunare la Hamtramck, Ia :scoala: de
sub Biserica gr. cat. ST. loan Bote-
zatoriul. Secrctariul I-iu della 8
ore pima la II. Rog pc fratii men,
bri sa ia la cunostinta.
In numcle us. Desteapta-te Ro-
mine Hora Unirii,
216-17) PRESIDIUL.
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DR.. KENEALY

CAT Euclid Ave-, Cleveland, o.
AL doilea etaj, Republic Bldg.
A doua usa della Star teatru.
A doua usa della pravalia de haine
Bonds. (2-6)
ORELE DE, OFICIU: Della 9 a
m. pima Ia s p. m.
Duminica: della 10 a. m. la 2 p. m
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CEIIJ1

In numSrul De Joi n -fni3oton
inceputul romanului 'perfidia
0men1ascx = de G. r. Pascu.
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the squad: moreover, he says he
won't be satisfied until he has dis
placed one Of the regulars. Like in
baseball, Kohls is an all around
performer. He is a smart athlete
who packs the punch.
Talent Pieases.
The array OF new talent was es-
pecially gratifying to the railbirds.
AL Woodyatt and Archie Mullanix
OF Moline were on hand and got
their fill Of signal work. before Ur-
sella called halt. Both men have
proved their class and are welcome
acquisitions to the independents
camp. Keith Dooley. star end ON
the 1926 teams, roamed the grid
while the team worked out, hut was
induced by Jack Pardon to report
for tonight's drill. Dooley was
hurt in the army service in France,
a horse stepping on his foot How
ever. he has worked off the effects
Of the injury and is ready to step
ont and make up for lost time.
Polly Cook, star tackle Of last
years Davenport eleven. was also
present in "cits." but state that he
would come out in appropriate raj
ment today or tomorrow.
The whole squad on hand made q
grand showing on their first night
Of practice.
Sizes Reluctant.
Herb Sizes literally had to accept
Clevelands terms because they
were so far in advance OF Rock Is
land inducements. But Herb would
rather play for his home folks. he
admitted today. Despite the fact
that he is leaving for. Pittsburgh
tonight to assist Glenn Warner in
coaching the Pitt linemen. Herb
said he would be open to induce
msnts Whenever the Independents
care to consider his recall.
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'NOYE DISPLAYS
CLASS AGAINST
Lew EDWARDS


Johnny Noye Of St Paul who is
scheduled to box 10 rounds with
Jimmy Hanlon OF Denver. In the
windup Of the Rock Island indie
pendent A. c. fall premiere next
Thursday night ut the Illinois the
atre, 10 practically the lightweight
champion Of Australia, having earn
ed . shade over Lew Edwards in .
recent bout in St Paul.
Shades the Champ.
Az proof Of Noye's class. the fol-
lowing Is quoted from the st. Paul
Pioneer Press:
Johnny Noye was given 4 slight
shade over the Au9lfalian cham
pion by his Sensational rally and
strong finish in the last i've rounds
Of the fight after he he'd been badly
outclassed in four ofsthe first five
stanxas Of the mix. Noye's come
back was one of those unusual
things ip the boxing game. Beaten
to the punch. bewildered and out
boxed by the speedy Mr.. Edwards,
it looked like curtains for the young
st. Paul mauler. But the invader
did not keep up his sensational
milling after the fifth round and
from then on he weakened, slowed
up until the eighth round when he
was plainly in distress as a result
Of left hooks to the jaw that sent
lhim to the ropes covering up.
| The shade gained by Noye was
only slight. He was given the de-
cision by taking the second round
by 4 small margin. winning the
sixth by a country mile, taking a
shade in the seventh and winning
the eighth. the most decisive round
Of the battle. The ninth also went
to Noye. but the 10th was even, both
boys being so tired they just
logged" it to the finish. Edwards
won the first. third, fourth and fifth
by big margins, but he put too much
effort in the early rounds and had
no reserve as rugged Johnny Noye
began to throw in the only wallof
he had. singing left hook.
Edwards is dandy little fighter
but it is easy to see why a boy o.
Richie Mitchell's class can bea
him His punches, landing otter
and seldom missing their marks
did not seem to carry a whole To-
Of power.
Great Semi. Winduu.
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uPSETS THRILL
IN ROUNDS FOR
J GOLF MYSTERY
Veteran, B. T. Peel Eliminates
Champion Yelie n Tri.Csy
Tsayney.

Youth had its ding yesterday in
the tri-city golf championship fight
on the Rock Island arsenal links
when William Skinner Of Moline de-
feated the veteran George French
Of Davenport, I mp. In the most
gruelling match Of the tourney to
date. SINNERS rise to prominence
was . complete upset to the tourney
dope. - French had been slated ia
play through to the final round.
But youth took . tumble when
the veteran B. r. Peek Of. Daven-
port. put the boot to willard Velie,
last years champion. up in 1s
holes. In another spectacular round
Of play. velie had been picked BY
many to repeat last years achieve
ment and none believed b had Z
logical contender in sight
0ther Champ Resulte
The results Of 0esteeday's other
championship night matches were:
Leon Mitchell defeated Rooert La,
I and 5: Smith defeated Allen. 4
and. :.
The dsy's results h c3xss 4 were:
Skinner defeated Van Patten, : mp:
Holbrook defeated II. Wilson. : and
!: JeAxDpa dslsatsd HAxrinstoa,
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Since Jimmy Nuss Of Moline &C
coded to fisctic notoriety with the
reputation Of . Dempsey-like slug
ger, tri-city boxing fans have been
scanning the horizon for an op-
ponent who would give Jimmy a
good match. Now along comes
Eddie Huse. welterweight cham
pion of the Pacific coast, with the
statement that he will meet Nuss
under any terms before either of
the two Rock Island clubs.
Huse's local interests are being
handled by Mickey Pierce Of Mo-
line. Pierce has already establish
ed an enviable reputation as q box
ing referee. being admired especi-
ally for his square-shooting. With
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UfselIa Men Procfice Shit Sizes LQsf to- Z. I.
YANkS DROP FROM DIZZY PERCH
INDIANS BACK ON TOP OF PACK
ROBINS Pile UP SECURE MARe

View Ysrk Sept l7-Uked Ptess-Whether the Chez,
get eklts the peanant not they
- Penfant terrible II the american leagae. -
The seanAsl tAAr fest yesterday and the M
YANKEES rigk erelialle faghisa aespoing the Yanks
place and beteFng their position Cleveland n
ington and see.seMed hack to The TOP.
bit twelve games to play. Cleveland has
safe IA certain The Indians pass ~
ends The White Sox have games
come back An hfeak the remaining games for ~
would compel the Tanks win Of their twelve games -
Sox nine 81 their thirteen to tale the rae.
The Brooklyn Dodges yesterday cemented themselves tim
firmly the leadershp Of the National ague They ppsI
Cincinnati Reds back In rough and Tumble game Ebbs m
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ALL STARS and
TRACT0RSPLAY
SEASONS

Douglas park will be the scene
of the last baseball clash Of the
season tomorrow afternoon.
The All Stars will meet the fast
Universal Tractor gang and an in
teresting game Is expected.
George Hughes will captain and
play short for the Tractors. Ben
ton Of Davenport, will probably
pitch and Ihrig will catch.
Joe Stropes and Whistler will
work for the Stars. The game will
be called at 3 p. m and the custom
ary fee Of IS cents will be CHARGED.
The lineup:
All Stars-Ed Danielson, 6 Fish
er, 1b; Bill DanieIson. 2b; F.
Smith, II: G. Hanshaw. CT; McCau-
ley, RI: Stropes, p; Winterbottom.
3b; Whistler, c. '--
Tractors-Schaefer, Ct: Crippen.
II; Hughes, IS; Taylor, #; Reed,
2b; Cassidy. ID; Norton. 3b; Ihr-
ig, c; Kennedy, p; Benton. p.
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ueEA Aies q Davsapsgt vhe
was expeetea - 0o1Do = terms
Win r. Inlepen1sats bessfs
new. rooesyed . locrative eBer
10 DIay WIN u nstea Cleve-
Ind In6lans yesterday, an4, =
~ ptsbeblllty VIM jsin theh,
% u ehanco b . fnf better
eDe than thet qAefed by Mana.
ger Rlnnigan. Slcs wlll depart
fes RlltsSurgh tsnlght y assist
GleaA Warner whip ~ Unl.
veFsi1y q R1ttsbuTyh eleven
ints form. 6les Leaves with ,
IeepheIe through which the In.
dependents nay sign hin,
which b explained below. =
Duey Lyle, last years star
tackle with tho lnlependents,
wrste 70 Captain Ursolla to.
day that - win report here
NEXT Menday Or Tuesday and
minated that 10 and Hrs.
Lyle win make Rock Island
their future home. Freeman
Fitzgerald also wrote that he
viii arrlye bore next Thursday
or Friday. Fred Chicken and
Beh MarShall aro also expected
70 arrive It that time.
Ihe IndepeadentV manage
mont b planning to open the
season with . game at Douglas
park . week IRON Sunday. As
yet, no opponent has boon sign.
a, but TIE management hopes
To desc up with somo good
eleven ostensibly for . prac-
uce TIT
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Huse under his wing in this vicin-
itv. Mickey should have no trou-
BILE matching the battler for as
many bouts Is he can handle.
Huse's claim to the velter title
Of the Pacific coast is based on his
four-year record in the ring, which
is appended below.
Promoter Frank Smith of the
Rock Independent A. c., said to-
day that he would strive to match
Huse with Tommy Comiskey Of St.
Paul, Barney Adair Of New York,
or any other available top notcher.
Huse sure looks the part Of an ag-
gressive, boring-in-and-outer and
has the 1.-THE physique that indi-
Gates . fast boxer. He is bound
to make . big hit with tri-city
fans.
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Our White Sox took . Toe hold-in
the American League pennant chase
yesterday. The w0Dderful Babe
Ruth, king of swat, and his fellow
players discovered that others than
ohe New York Yankees know how
10 sock the apple. Kid Gleason's
lads pounded four New York pitch
ers for thirteen hits while little
Dick Kerr was holding Ruth & Co.
to nine. The score was 8 to 3.
The Sox went on the rampage
early. They we're fighting mad
when they took the field, Kid Gleas-
on having told them in the club
house that certain folks were &C.
cusing them Of being cutters.
Jack Quinn was Manager Hug
gins pitching choice. He lasted
Just one and two-thirds innings.
During that period the Gleasons
knocked the tar out Of the offer
ings, six hits being the correct
count. Five Of the six wallops were
made in the second inning and
counted for four runs. Right then
and there the heart was taken out
of the cocky visitors.
Score by innings.
Chicago 80. .....04000130"-S
| New York .,..... 900 00201 0-S
Batteries: Kerr and Schalk;
Quinn. Mogridge. Collins, McGraw
and Hannah.
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Friends of Joe Berger, formel
Islander and now manager Of tn
club in the Western league
will be pleased to hear Of Joe
good luck in keeping his club il
second place all season agains'
he strongest kind Of competition
Max Buckingham, sporting edito
Of the Wichita Beacon, has sent tn
article concerning Joe u
The Argus with the avowed hop
hat Joe's tri-city friends would b.
yratified:
"Wichita is positively wild
about Joe and his players, with
the club still in second place
and . fighting chance to cop
the pennant, although the SEES
son closes Sept. Fl. Joe and
his mates are only 2k games
behind Tulsa for the lead, but
whether or not they overtAke
the leaders, the fans Of Wichita
are for Joe, first, last and a.
ways
A MIRACLE MAN.
Joe has proved . miracle
man BY keeping his club up Ill
season without . regular out
field. Just . week ag0-Sept
1Outfielder Smith was called
to Los Angeles BY the death Of
his mother. Previously, Out.
fielder Griffin, who played sew.
eral games for Rock Island this
year, was incapacitated by .
broken hand, while OutHoider
East broke an ankle Just before
the most important series Of
tie season.
sBerger fought. gamely de-
spite these setbacks and proved
that he has NO peer in the
league. Already, three major
leaguo clubs have bid for his
sorvice& The Griifs Of Wash.
ington want him badly, but Joe
has rejected tie offer because
he would rather remain In
Wichita where he seems to bo
satisfied because Of next years
excellent prospects.
BIG DRAWING CARD.
"JOe's success rs manager
may be discernod In . total sea,
son paid admission Of moro
thar I'm A0A In. Z. 4. .raS
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and 1: Schmidt defeated Aiken,

w.
The class B results were: sun
dine defeated Heuer. 5 and. 8; En-
glehart defeated RoddeRig, 2 up;
Stark defeated Bates. , up; Scver-
hill defeated Eyster, 4 and 3.
Class C matches resulted as fol-
lows: E. Abrahams defeated erik.
I and 3; holland defeated Stephens,
5 and 2.
Consolation Play.
Tho results in the championship
consolation round were: Lusk de-
feated Arp. l up; G. Peek defeated
L. Allen. 2 and 1: Cady defeated
Hansen, 2 and 1: W. Mueller de-
feated e. Mueller, 2 and 1.
Other consolation results were:
Glass A-Hanssen defeated Heuck,
3 and 3: B. Mitchell defeated Wt1-
ster. default; Nelson defeated H6s-
enfield. l up; fischer defeated
Bode. mp. Class Coleman de-
feated White, 6 and s; williams
defeated FAeber. defauh; q. French
defeated o. Schmidt. 2 and /; VIII
son defeated Schlegel, 4 and 3
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Other Surprises.

In addition to the pep shown BY
the veterans. the second surprise
of the twilight session was the re-
appearance Of Fritz Engle, the old
war horse Of the Independents back
In 1908. Engle peeled off his con-
ductor's uniform and rosnped
through the signals at guard like
= kid at school. The old-timer hopes
to make the squad. He filled the
position capably last night, but the
question remains whether he can
stand the gaff Of the fast. open
game that the Independents per-
fected last year.
Big "Bull'' Buland 10 a marvel Of
physical endurance. Practically
with little or no previous raining,
Buland circled the park seven times
before running through signals
with the team for An hour and was
~ cool - . cuke 1t the end of the
session. This II going to be Bu-
lands best year in moleskin. and
last night he demonstrated it for
chilly.
Ursella There Strong.
Although overweight by at least
10 pounds, "Rube" Ursella worked
like . flash all the way. "Rube's'
baseball playing has kept him in
fine trim and he won't have to re-
duce weight In order to keep up to
form. In fact, the excess poundage
should give, him additional power
in running the ball. "Rube" work
cd - coach through the drill and
revealed all the technicalities OF the
famous shift 90 clearly that the
newcomers. including Kohls. Burns.
Eagle and Kuehl took to them all
Ike ducks to water.
Oak Smith, Jay Mansfield and
Art wyland sp0eared to b in per-
feet condition for the long grid
ahead. Despite his unfamillarity
with the shit, Waddy Kuehl picked
II up quickly and gave exceptional
promise OF making the squad. II
was . treat to watch Kuehl and
Louie Kohls shoot through the var
ious plays with such speed that on
" the speedy Oak Smith coulf
mach thaQ Loaie = cot - mako
i Il
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TRIBE BLANKS GRIFFS.

Cleveland. Sept. 17.-Mails and
Zachary hooked up in pitching
duel yesterday. the former win
ming, 10. Mails allowed four hits
and Zachary three. The lone run
was scored on Sewelrs scratch sin
gle, O'Neill's double and a wild
pitch.
Score by innings:
Cleveland ........ OO00O001s II
Washington ......O000O000O-0
Batteries: Mails 'and O'Neil;
Zachary and Charity.
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BY Bruce Copeland.

y Championship stock aScended
heavily last night when. display
ing the dash that all but brought
the professional football title to
Rock Island last fall, the vanguard
Of this years Independents pried
of the gridiron lid At Douglas park
and INDUCED In an hours gruelling
signal drill.
L Speed was apparent in every
play against an imaginary foe and
the players revealed remarkable
physical condition, despite their
long layoff. Although greatly hand
icapped by the darkness. they tore
through the deepening gloom and
worked up such Q sweat that ter
mination Of the nrst dress rehears-
al found the gladiators dripping
wet, but inwardly happy that they
had demonstrated no lack Of form.
Use Great Shift
Captain Ursella used his make.
shift lineup to excellent advantage
to acquaint the newcomers with
the redoubtable Minnesota shift,
whose intricate receptions were 80
battling to last years opponents.
"Rube's" grand form in running
of the various plays was very
gratifying to scores of railbirds.
who peered through the pail, With
quickening pulses % they discern
cd tho old plays with the bail car
ried BY old favorites.
Ursella lost no time in select
ing an eleven for the signal drill.
From the talent on hand he chose
the following to stage the initial
workout:
ENDS.
Oak Smith.
Louis Kohla.
TACKLES.
"Bull" BulaAd.
Warren Burns.
GUARDS.
Art Wyland.
Fritz Eagle.
CENTER
Loyal Robb.
QUARTER
CrsellA
HALVES.
Quinn.
Kuehl.
FULLBACK.
Mansfield.
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Chicago, s: New York. 5.
Cleveland. 1: Washington. 0.
Detroit. Z; Boston. 8.
Philadelphia. 8: st. Louis, 5.
NatieaAl League.
Chicago, 3; Philadelphia. 5.
St. Louis. 4-3; Boston. 81.
Brooklyn. s: Cincinnati. 3.
New York, Ia; pjttsAu1gh, ~