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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-10
O GEM Sc PISE..

'Tribuna' prinaSi rozhovor
Sc senatorem Klofacem o sta
novisku NemcG k mobilisaci.
Senator KlofaG oznacil stano-
visko nemeckych poslancu a
senatord "a velmi obtizne
vzhledem k oposici iejich VII
ci Wade. S povd6kem vSak kon-
statute, re prot Habsburk1m
q offensive monarchisticke re-
akce vyslovili Sc n6meeti soci-
alnf demokrat6 stein6 rozhod-
ne, jako mluvGi ceskych demo-
kratickych stran. Stejne dluz-
no vitati t6z nepoloviGate Jed
mani komunistG a zejmena ko-
munistd n6meckych. Chovani
NEST anskych stran meme
ckych neprekvapuie. ZnaGna
cast jeiich byla uzce spiata S
Habsburky, je nedemokrati-
cka a protirepublikanska. Ma
padn6 must byti pro kazdeho,
re ami V jednom projevu Mem
CT neozval Sc HAS pro Habsbur
ky, tim meme souhlas S monar-
chistickym evropskym spiknu-
tim. | to nam must V teto chvili
staciti, protoze dobfe vine, re
svou republiku musime 81 udr-
zet sami.
'Vecernlk Prava Lidu' piSe
pod zahlavfm 'Republika zaba-
vuje statky mad'arskych bufi-
Gu: Jak Sc nam oznamuje, u
snesla Sc ministerska rada
pfedIoziti Narodnimu shromaz
d6nl navrh zakona. die n6hoz
velkOstatky karliSticke Slechty
ma Slovensku budou okamzit6
skonfiskovany! Je jisto, re Ma
rodni shromazdenf tento navrh
zakona schvalf jednomyslne a
tax konecn6 DO tfilet6 existen-
ci naSi republiky bude jednak
definitivne vvuctovano S nej-
v6tsimi neprateli nasi repu-
blikv a demokracie a zbavime
Sc timto zpGsobem nebezpec-
nych monarchistG, kteff rafino
vanJm zpGsobem pracovali
proti existenci naseho statu -
ma druhe strane pax slovenske-
mu lidu dostane Sc pGdy, po
ktere az dosud marne volal.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-10
PRIJEL 81 DO CLEVELANDU
PRO SMRT.

V koupelne pripojen6 k SOU
krom6mu pokoji Y hotem Stat
Ter nalezen byl vtera as 3S-le-
ty mrtvy muz, iehoz smrt pat
ne byla zavinena zachvatem
srdetni mrtvice. Y kapse jehc
odevu nalezena byla navStiven.
ka A. w. Goff, Fox Film Co.
New Rochelle, New York.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-10
Predurceni.

Pepik Pfeskociluv vrazil 81
kus rozbit6 lahve do nohy, ale
sklo vytahl a krev Sc skoro ami
neukazala. Pepik bezel jakoby
Sc mic nestalo a stary Presko-
ell povida zene: 'Poslouchej
stara, toho kluka dame ma po-
litiku, at jest neho posla-
nee. Vsimla sis, lax ma tyrdou
kGzi?"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-10

= Vzacna pfilezitost sezna'
Ii, oG jde muz1m, kdyz Sc &c
hi a co 81 zaslouzi, kdyz Sc
laskou trapi, naskyta Sc V ne
deli 13. listopadu v Ces. Mar
Sini. MLaska ST media porou
cet". Vstupenky V pfedpro,
deli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-10

Hrozny Gin cikana. V Brezo
We ma Slovensku I'll 38-lety ci-
kan Luka$ Herek, zivici Sc, jsa
skoro slepy, vyhradne zehro-
tou, iiz asi 4 roxy Sc 34-letou
cikankou Josefou Parackovou,
5 niz, pon6yadz pry ie mu ne
verna, Sc cht6l nyni ozeniti. Pc
staral Sc proto o ohlaSky, KITE
re vykonany, ale Parackova,
matka dvoulet6ho Gernook6ho
synaGka, k oltafi bfezovsk6ho
kostela jiti Sc vzeprela. V ne
deli vyzval il Herek rano, by
S MIN Sla ma drivi do lesa, ce-
'stou Sc nj bavil, ale V lese
uvazal ii provazem ku stromu,
porezal il t6lo britvou kdyz
volala o pomoc, pohrozil il,
ze il vyrezan6 kusy masa ma
cpe DO dst. Po odchodu surov-
ce dovlekla Sc Parackova z le-
sa ma silnici, ma kter6 klesla Y
bezvedomi. Dopravena byla We
stavu temef beznad6inem do
nemocnice Y Trnav6. Herek byl
zatCen a dodan k soudu Y My
lave. Tvrdi, ze pry Sc Paracko-
| va poTezala Sama.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-10
0 POMERECH " JUCO-
SLAVli.
Sireny jsou nepriznive zpr5vy,
nesoucl znamky nepfatelske
propagandy.

Londyn, 6. listopadu. V jed
ne casti tisku Sc objevuji zpra
Wy 0 Jihoslavii, cili kralovstvi
srbsko-chorvatsko. lslovinskem.
kter6 isou velice povazlive, i
kdyby jen polovice byla pray
dou, co jest JIM sd6lovano.
V trojdilnem jihoslavSkem
kraloVstvi zuri pry vlastne
prudky boj, hranicici ma obcan
skou valku. Jde o cinnost pro-
tivladnich zivla V povstale-
cke tlupy Sc druzicich. Jedin6
V Bosne pry jest ma 100000 po
vstalcG dokonce pry Sc zmoc
nili hlavnfho bosenskeho me-
sta Sarajeva %. V Chorvat-
sku plati vyjimecny stav, "a
ktereho srbSti uradov6 Vlad-
lnou pOmOcl ortelu Smrtl, t6-
lesnych trestu stredov6keho
tryzneni. Mezi chorvatskym
Zahfebem a bosenskym Sara
jevem je spojeni, iak pry moz
no videti zejmena toho, re
bosenskym povstalcum veil
chorvatStf dustojnici. Jeden re
zakonodarnych vybor1 jiho-
slavskeho sn6mu Sc zabyva u
kolem vynutiti schvaleni pre-
mnohych donucovacich opatfe
/ nj jake zakonnych prostfedku.
Mezi mimi jest osnova zakc-
ma, die ktereho by bylo Zne-
mozneno vychazeni chorvat-
skych casopisd.
"Demokratisace" V rGznych
oborech nabyva pry neslycha-
nych tvaru. Jsou pry soudci IL
de. ktefl ami neslozili pravni-
ckych zkousek, provozuii prak
Isl lekari, ktefi nestudovali; ma
zodpovedna mlsta jsou staVeni
Iinzenyfi, kteri nemaji nutnych
vedomosti nejhdre pry jest
ma tom STAY ucitelsky.
Zahranicni politika Jihosla.
vie jest jednou z nejubozSich
Nedavno byla americka vlada
nucena vymoci 81 ma jugoslaV-
ske Wade odvolani jeilho gene
ralnfho konsula V New Yorlu
pro rdzne obchodni praktiky
pficici sc diplomaticke sluSno
sti. Odstran6ny 1rednlk neby
Ivsak potrestan, nybrz ustano.
ven ia generalniho iihoslav-
sk6ho konsula We Vfdni.
| Znalci pomeru ma Balkant
kroutili hlavami, kdyz pTi SIDE
| lavani mlrov6 smlouvy Pafiz
4 bylo rozhodnuto, ably re Srb-
ska, Chorvatska Slovinskf
byl utvoren jednotny stat. Ka<
dy chorvatsky sedlak, byl by
pry mohl tfem mudrcGm V Pa
| fizi, ma sdelavanf miru pracu
ifcfm r;ci. re Chorvatdm a Sr
bum neni mono ziti pod jed
nou strechou V jednom dome
Nabozensk6 a vzdalenostn
pomery tvorily 20 staleti Inez
temito dvema narody hlubokot
propast. Rozdily tomto SINE
ru nebudou odstraneny rozhoc
nutim mirove smlouvy.
i /Nasledky toho Sc jew V po
vstanich, ktera isou sice ocelo
YOU pestf potlacovana, ale M
d1ouho co tim neyVStacl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-10
OTVIRAJi VEZENf.

Riga, 8. listopadu. Vlada so
veta omilostnila V den vyro6
revoluce tisice veZnG, lee poll
tickvm vezn1m amnestie po.
skytnuta nebyla a podobni Tide
Y zalari zIlstanou nadale. Pou-
re mensi provinilci dockali Sc
svobody.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-10
PASIC OPET RREMIEREM.

Belehrad, 9. list. Kral Ale
xandr povolal opetne Nikolu
Pasice v cello jihoslovanskehc
ministerstva. Premier, die sta
reho obyceje, ohlasif svoji re-
signaci krali, kdy tyz ujal Sc
vlady DO SVEN nedavnem ma
vratu z Pafize.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-10
PO JEDENACTI CENTECH

koupfte nyni We vyprodeji V
striznim obchod6 "u Koudeld",
v els. 4735 Broadway, mimo
cele fady rozmanitych jinych
pfgdmetu take dvoji druh pek-
nych hladkych rucniku; jeden
druh celych bilych, % palce
delky a l6 palcu Sirky a jiny
druh bilych s cervenym okra-
jem, % palc6 dIouhych a Ia
palcu Sirokych. Jsou vybor-
nou laci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-10
DUCHOVNf - PRAGUE.

Boston, 9. list. Sedm kaza-
telu vymenilo dnes duchoven-
sky sat "a delnicke "modrac-
ky" a sli pracovat We staveb-
nm oboru. Byla to pro ne jed
nodenni prace, vysledek to po-
zvani Ustfednf d6lnickou jed
notou V uznanf zdvofilosti du-
chovnich, kterl nedavno vyzva
Ii delnick6 vudce, ably mluvili
S kazatelen prfsti nedeli. ia
husteho deSte Rev. Harry Ere
da vozil cement, Rev. Newton
C. Fetter a Rev. c.. A. Young
pracovali jako nadennici ma
move m6stske skole, Rev. Frank
Kingdom a Rev. f. d. Parker
zametali prave dohotovene bu
dove ma Winter ulici Rev. c.
S. Stephenson a Rev. A. Smith
konali RUNE drobne prace V
iinych budovach, rozestave-
nych V obchodni ctvrti mesta.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-10

stala V Michiganu, kde pom6r-
ne zastoupeni v m6stsk6 rade
bylo takt6z udano, iako ned-
stavni. V jmenovan6m state
mel dodatek iistt nesrovnalo-
sti, ktere byly ale pri vypraco-
vani zdejSiho dodatku vyne-
chany.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-10
VYZN A AMER. CERN r NEHO
KRfZE.
Obsahuje nacrt pristiho pro,
gramu teto organisace.

Washington, y. llStOpadu. -
Pfiblizne $11,000,000 bylo po-
voleno Americkym Cervenym
Krizem pro pomocne prace V
cizich zemfch v beznem roce,
die prohlaseni Narodni Hlavni
tlfadovny V apelu k podpofe
vyrocniho Roll Callu Cervene-
no Krfze jinonarodnim obyva-
telstvem Spoj. Statu. Z teto SUI
my $6,000,000 bude venovano
ma proveden1 zdravotnickeho
programu detskeho, ktery "a
hajen byl Cervenym Krizem v
zemfch Stredni a Jizni Evropy,
valkou spustoSenych a V Rus
ku, zatim co zbytek bude We
novan ma jine pomocne prace
Cd skonceni sv6tove valky
uvadi Sc dale v prohlaSeni, A
mericky Cerveny Kriz obetoval
sve zdroje a ne1navnou Gin
most k zahojeni ran rozerva-
nych a valkou zdeptanych ze-
mi evropskych. Milliony dollarG
bylo vydano ma provedeni tohC
to obroyskeho programu po
mocneho a "a miliony dollarf
potreb bylo rozdeleno.
Vyrocni zprava Amer. Cerv
Kfize "a fiskalni rok 1920-21
mluvi o cinnosti CervenehC
Kffze We ctrnacti zemich evror
skych. Jsou to: Albanie, Ra
kousko, Balticke Staty, Belgie
Ceskoslovensko, Mad 'arsko
Francie, Recko, Cerna Hora
Italie, Polsko, Rumunsko, SRI
sko a Carihrad. Prace Ameri
ckeho Cerveneho Krize ca
Tihrade byla urcena pomoci dt
setitisicGm uprchliku Ruska
Miliony ditek We Stredni
Vychodnf Europe Rusku pC
trebuji lekaTsk6 osetreni, jal
dokazuje peclive studium stu
ace evropske a Amer. Cerv
Kriz uvedomuje 81, re bylo b.
to mad zdroje soukrome lidu
milnosti ulevit vSeobecnemu u
trpeni, rozhodl Sc soustredi
hlavni sve zdroje a snahy
pomocne akci mezi ditkami.
Polsko samotne ma 800,OO'
valecnych sirotku a stejny po
Get potrebuje potravu, satstv'
a lekarske osetfeni. Veliky po
Get polskych ditek jest. tuber
kulosnich. Mad arsko a Rakol
sko mali million ditek trplcicl
nemocemi a vyhladovenim. r
Baltickych Statech utrpeni m
ri ditkami jest stejne velike. \
Srbsku, V Cern6 Hofe Al
banii hlad hIda Zanechal'
straslive dedictvi We vychrt
tych telech, zkroucenych u
dech a We zkfivenych patefich
Dobrocinne spolecnosti, slo
zene lekaTG a osetfovatelel
a polnfch pracovniku jsou
praci jiz a pomahaji ditkam
Ma tisice jich jiz dostalo po
moe cd Cerveneho KTize.
Svymi dobrovolnymi pracov
Milky odbocek V Americe Anne
ricky Cerveny Krfz poskytn
statisicam ditek satstvo ta,
nutne potfebne, ably chranen
byly pred utrpenim nadchaze
jici zimy.
Ably prace tato mohla Sc ko
nat Sc zvysenou vyslednostt
Americky Cerveny Kriz zad5
aby clenstvi jinonarodniho Il
du bylo pTi vyrocnfm Roll Ca
lu obnoveno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-10

Kazdy tyden tento muz, w
platci velk6 firmy, nese velkou
vyplatu ma hotovosti z banky a
nikdy nema pistole. Nepotfe.
buje il, kdyz ma takov6ho "ma
zli6ka" s sebou. Vyplatci jest
tax st'asten, re ma "a pritel-
kyni znamou tanecnici Ladu a
ona pujcuje mu ma cesty do
banky a zpet sveho policejniho
pSa.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-10

videl zadne prfciny k zakroce-
nj a ma dnesek V noci casopl-
secky zavod zpustosen.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-11
DEMPSEY BEGINS
LIGHT TRAINING
Confirming Himself to Road
Work Now and Will Spar
Later in Week.
BY JACK VEIOCK.

ATLANTIC CITY, y. j., May ~.
IF get to feeling much better
before they rig up the gym traps, I
guess I'll have to put myself in the
hoosegow. I'm an Atlantic City cop
now, you know, and I'm ready to
be tried already"
Jack DEMPSEY, worlds champion
heavyweight, was speaking. He
had just come in from a 1O-mile hike
on the road this morning and he
looked as good as he felt.
Dempsey will get a chance TO work
off some of the excess steam this
week. The gymnasium at Airport.
his training camp, will be ready for
him tomorrow or Thursday. He viii
start light work Immediately.
Since coming here the champion
has done little except road work
h does not go into the surf. He
believes the water stiffens his mus
Giles, and he thinks swimming brings
into play the wrong set of muscles
for his purpose. so he will do little
surf bathing After his road work
Tuesday he lolled N the sand in his
bathing suit. Naturally dark skinned
the champion has little trouble &C
curing a coat Of tan and he is as
brown as a berry already. Jack IL
following the ancient rule Of early to
bed and early TO rise. he turns in
every night between and 10 and Is
up at I'm the morning. After set
ting-up exercises ne ties into
heavy breakfast" Then he hits the
ROAD dirt road that leads away
from the beach and crowds. While
he is on the road the champion does
a great deal of shadow boxing. He
will start bag punching, weight
pulling and wrestling this week.
Jim Darcy, a light heavyweight
from San Francisco. will come here
today with Demrsey's manager.
Jack Kearns. Joe BENJAMIN. Pacific
coast lightweight. also will be in
Dempsey's camp, and Kearns in
tends 10 have a big bunch of heavy
weight sparring partners on hand.
Later when the ring has been
built he will work in the open.
I'm glad 10 hear Carpenter is on
his way" said Jack this morning
ut means before long that we will
be both in the midst of real work.
The sooner the time comes for the
gong 10 ring the better I'll like il
and I'll be ready to go 45 rounds il
1t were necessary"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-11
NATIONAL LEAGUE
HOME RUN RECORD
SOUGHT BY KELLY
Baseball Random Expects to
See Gotham Slugger Beat
Cravath's Mark.

NEW YORK. May 10 George
Kelly. smuggling first baseman OF the
New York Giants. deserves a lot of
credit for the manner in which he
stuck 20 his guns until he made good
with the McGraw men
When Long George" first came to
the New York club he brought a
good reputation along with him from
Rochester. but failed to live up TO
it.
Kel came TO Gotham heralded as
one of the greatest minor league
sluggers uncovered in a coon's age.
But once he got into a Giant uniform
regularly he gave almost daily imi-
tations of how hard a big six-footer
could slash the empty air. while the
offerings Of National league pitchers
thudded merrily into the mitt of the
catcher behind him.
At the outset the fans were char
table with George. They figured that
he would find himself in time and
start rapping the "old apple. But
George didn't start. He didn't even
make a strong threat in the way of
proving that he could hammer the
globule. So. in due time. the bugs got
aboard Kelly and rode him. 1t was
part of his daily lot-the razzing he
got from the stands.
Withstood the RazZ.
Today the same Kelly is a strong
rival Of Babe Ruth in the business of
manufacturing home runs. He owes
it TO himself. first Of all, and TO the
confidence John McGraw placed in
him. The greatest thing about Kelly.
perhaps, is his gameness. Had he
lacked gameness he would have been
back in the minor leagues long since.
Only a real game ball player could
have stood up under the razzing he
got.
Kelly first came to the Giants in
1915. He had little to recommend
him except that he claimed Bill
Lange, once great hitter. as his uncle.
He was as tall as he is today. but not
as heavy. He seemed to be all arms
and legs McGraw saw at once that
he was far from ready and sent him
away for more seasoning. Each year
he kept coming back until finally he
managed to take Walt Holkes place
in the Giant lineup. Today after no
less than five discouraging seasons,
he has arrived. and if he keeps on
hammering out home runs at the
rate he has been going, he will shat
ter the National league record be-
fore August 1.
That Kelly will be able to outslug
the great Ruth is very doubtful. He
faces a handicap right of the reel,
because he is a right-handed hitter
and must pole most of his homers
into left or left center, where the
fences are farther removed in most
ball parks. But that he will make
National league home-run traditions
tremble seems a certainty.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-11
NILES HIT SENDS
IN DECIDING RUN
IN NINTH INNING
Cassidy Pitches Good Game
for Lodge Team Against
Collegians.

Frank Miles was the right man in
the right place when he faced
Pitcher Cassidy Of the Eagles in the
ninsh frame OF the Eagle-Notre
Dame baseball game on Cartier
field Tuesday afternoon. With the
score tied az three an. Norm Barry
ncrched on second sack pleading for
home and the crowd yelling for its
supper. Mics completed "a perfect
day al hat by slamming line drive
20 right field which broke up an in
teresting contest and gave Notre
Dame a 4-3 victory.
The game was unusually close due
90 Cassldy's tight pitching and the
inability Of Metre Dame 20 hit in tho
pinches. The collegian offense blew
hot and cold throughout the first
FIVE innings but failed 10 cross the
plate until Miles resorted 10 the
heroic feat OF pilfering home I'm the
sixth inning after ne had doubled
20 left and advanced 20 third Oh
Howard's excusable error.
KHcy scores Two.
IN the next frame Barry forced
Prokup at second and the bags
were crowded when Foley hit and
Miles was walked. Kiley lift 20 left.
scoring two but Miles died in an
other attempt 10 steal home.
The Eagles collected but four hits
from FoIeys shoots, but hit the ball
soIIdly enough to give the Notre
Dame helders plenty OF practice for
Reloit and Northwestern. After go
ing down in order for two frames.
the Lodge brothers tailed I'm the
third. Burllne was hit. stole sec
ond. went TO third on Shane's bad
ounce over Fits head and scored
when he and Shane manipulated a
double steal.
After Notre Dame had taken a 81
lead in the seventh. tho Eagles
opened strongly when Cassidy poled
a two-sacker TO left, his second long
hit Of the game. Berkman was
walked and the two base runners
advanced when Miles threw wild on
-ouhev's grounder Cassidy at
tempted to score on the play, but
was thrown out by Fitz at the plate.
Herman flew 10 Kane for the second
out but Bolts wanoped three
sacker to left which tied the game.
Mohardt died on third in the \.
n. eighth. but Barry scored the win
ming tally on his safe hunt Foley s
cut and Miles liner 10 right
Miles had a perfect day at bat
with three hits and two walks. Bar
line. an interhau Lacquer, played a
nice game for the Eagles behind the
bat.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-11
GET REPORTS.

By Associated Press:
WASHINGTON. May 1O.-Reports
Of departments into the European
situation were received at the state
department from Ambassador Wal
lace. the unofficial representative OF
the American government sitting
with the conference of ambassadors.
and from Roland +. Boyden. who IS
sitting unoficially with the repara-
uons commission. Officials generally
expressed satisfaction with the first
results from what was characterized
as the governments system OF diplo-
matte listening posts.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-11
TOLEDO 6: MILWAUKEE 4.

BY Associated Press
MILWAUKEE. Wis, Nav 10
Trentman got wabbly in the seventh
inning after pitching a steady game
Tuesday, and was driven from the
box. Toledo gathering FIVE hits.
which coupled with a batter being
hit. enabled them 10 win over Mil
waukee TO 4. Score:
Toledo 100 0O1 1905 IL
Milwaukee .0O1 OBJ 000-4 II o
Bedient. Mccullough and Nor
gan: Trentman. Lingrel and Clarke.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-11
WILL NOT
RECEIVE OFFICIAL
RECOGNITION SOON
Sensational Marks Made BY
Pacific Coast Splinter
Must Wait 4 Years.
BY HENRY 7, FARRELL,
Press stan Corresponds

United Press stan Correspondent.
NEW YORK. May 1O-CharIey
Paddock. California speedster. viii
get no international recognition this
year as the worlds greatest
Splinter.
The FIVE sensational marks made
by the Pacific coast youth in the
sprints will not be offered 20 the In
ternational Amateur Athletic Fed
Grafton when it meets i'm Geneva on
May %.
F. ". Ruben. secretary ~ the
A. A. L.. sails Thursday on the
Mauretania for Switzerland. where
he will attend a series OF important
international meetings.
He will offer for recognition g
records made by American athletes
since 1914. but Paddock's marks VIII
not be included and viii have 90 walt
four years for official acceptance.
Ruben explained Tuesday that
Paddocl's records could not be Of
fered because they cannot be ac-
cepted by the A. A L. until the an
nual convention of the union next
November.
The international olympic COM
mittee meets IN Lausanne duri.g the
week of June 10 2.
To Standariize Olympics.
America will seek 10 have a uni
form program and schedule Or
events adopted for all the Olympic
games Of the future, Ruben said.
in the past the country acting az
host TO the worlds athletes was al-
lowed to present any program de-
sired.
Ruben also will try TO get the In
ternational delegates 10 provide for
suitable quarters and training IA
Cilities al the games.
The American committee will not
disclose its choice for the site Of the
1924 Olympic games. Reports from
the other side indicate that Paris
has lined up enough European votes
to assure the Olympics being held in
the French capital The French arc
prepared TO erect a fine stadium and
they would like 10 have Paris ADOPT
ed as a permanent place for the
games.
Rome also is a candidate and the
Italians are said to favor Paris a.
the second choice.
Robert s. Weaver. president OF the
A. A. T., says that Los Angeles Is
still a candidate
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-11

minus a quarter miller who will fig
ure in this event.
Maxey. the Bender star miller and
half miller, Will have his hands full,
however. in these events despite the
fact that he copied them both last
season. Facing him are Spencer
and Briggs of Emerson. and COXs of
Plymouth. All these men are about
on a par according TO their marks,
but have never competed against
each other.
In the shotput another close eXhi-
bition will take place for initial hon
ors. Capt Sluss of the Benders
stacking up against Redinger Of Ar
gus. These men have both been put
ting the ball over the 40-foot mark.
Last season a weighty struggle took
place between them. and Redinger
is making It his one aim to get back
the defeat Cart. Sluss handed him at
LaPorte.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-11

will give the champion one Of the
toughest bouts of his career. Rey-
nolds is a slight favorite TO win.
since fans about here remember him
from last winter. when he defeated
Kid Ross in straight falls at Mish-
awake
Jack McLeoud, Eau Claire, Wis,
who wrestled Kid Ross 10 a draw
last fall. will again oppose Misha-
waka's favOrite. This time the men
will go TO a finish. 1t promises to be
a banner attraction for fans of the
mat game in itself. However. with
the big double attraction and the
popularity priced seats a packed
house it expected TO attend the
bouts
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-11
INDIANS. 4; 81. PAUL. >

By Associated Press.
ST PAUL. May 1O-Indianapolis
staged a rally in the eighth. which
Melted them three runs and which
enabled them 20 defeat st. Paul
Tuesday 4 TO ? in the finst game Of
the series. The Saints came back
strong in the ninth and put across
two runs. which saved them from a
shut Que. Score
Indianapolis 49,. 600 100 O30-4 0
St. Paul ....... 600 600 OO2-2 8 2
Bartlett and Henline; williams.
Kelly and McMenemy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-11
Kduff on Trial: accused
NOrc of Stealing Machine

~ ASsOCiated Iress
NEW YORK. May 10-Benny
Kaur. former Giant and Federal
league outfelder on trial charged
with receiving a stolen automobile
was alleged by a witness Tuesday
TO have stolen the car himself
on December S. 1919. Shields said
Il was raining and Kauf told him
this is a good night 20 steal "a car
Shields said they met Freddie
Whalen and the three went TO the
home of James T.. Brennan. where.
he said. Kaun unfastened the lock
OF the automobile standing In front
and then accompanied 10y the other
two. drove TO his garage where the
license plate was changed.