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INs1IINJARE

Rugam Gu insistenta pc D-nii
Presedinti 81 Secretari al Socie.
tatilor sd bine-voiasca ne trimi-
te lista membrilor repasiti, morti
sau Gel plecati in patrie, 81 care
nu mai figureaza in Conspectul
Uniunei pc luna Ianuarie 1921,
pentru a lie opri ziarele. Aseme-
nea Sd ne trimeata o nsta COM
plecta q .membrilor noui sau Gel
care din un motiv sau altu nu
primesc zia1ul, pentru a lie trime.
te 81 D-nealor.
In speranta Cd pima in Is a
lunei curente vol print raspunsu
rile D-voastr4 am r4mas Gu toats
stima: Administratia.
(C AZ
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-05
PRINCESA IN
SCOLILE Americana

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, 4 lam
Studentii din scoala pentru limba
latina din Cambridge vQr avea in
tre eli princesa, Gel putin pima la
sfirsitul acestui termin.
Directorii scoalei au ,acceptat a.
plicatia, de Fl primita Sc invete
limba latina, facuta de princesa
Mahidol sofia printului Songkla,
fratele regelui Siamului. Barba-
tul Ell intrat, acum de cur1nd, la
uniyersitatea Harvard.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-05
AUSTRIA VA PERDE
Ruptura intre Austria 81 Ungaria
inseamna dezastrul Austriei,

LONDRA, 5 Ian. - Ministerul
de Externe fost nOtificat Off
clos despre ruptura economical
intre Austria 81 Ungaria. Faptul
Sc considcra ca O arma de forta
Austria sa paraseasca atitudine;.
eli desfidatoare Gu privire la I'm
garia de Vest.
Staruinta in determinarea rup-
turei, ell siguranN va complecta
desastrul economic al Austrlei, de
oare ce aprovizionarea eli Gu hra-
ia depinde Gu totul de Ungaria
de Vest.
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BIBLIoGRAFIE
\ aparut /:

a aparut:
"Calendarul Gospodorilor" pc
1921, cu ? suplimente: l Calendar
de perete 81 un tablou in tricromie
dupa o pictura de Strambu, cu
sfaturi 81 indrumari casnice, agri-
cole 81 fel de fel de lamuriri prac-
tice pentru orice gospodarie sau
satean, in Editura Soc. Anon.
"Cartea Romineasca,' Bucuresti.
Pretul Lei .. De vinzare la prin-
cipalele librarii din tara.
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ACUZAT De- FRAUDA

SANDUSKY, O. 5 Ian. - c.
H. Roth, presedintele corpora
.tiunei Bukeye Rubber Products
Co.. din Cleveland fost pus sub
bond de $4,000, pima la procesul
care Sc va judeca find acuzat ca
a fraudat $63.593 pc cind era
secretar la Erie Tire and Rubber
Company.
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Pre$edinte|ui
81 Senatul
REPUBLICANII STUNT I'M
POTRIVA CHELTUELILOR
MARI
Borah ataca marea ceremonie
ca inconsistenta Gu
economic.

WASHINGTON, 4 Ian. - Pro
gramul inaugurarii presedintelui
Harding atirna in cumpana.
Timp de doua ore senatorii au
discutat astazi cheltuelile propuse
pentru celebrarea instalarii prese-
dintelui-ales Warren G. Harding
in 4 Martie. Senatorii republican,
sunt pentru economii.
Desbaterea pare a deveni supa-
ratoare pentru administratia vii
toare 81 daca va mai urma, 0 i'll
trebare deschisa daca autoritatile
insarcinate cu inaugurarea doresc
Sc impuna planul lor impotriva
vointei opozitiunci furnizind prin
aceasta material polite pentru cri-
tica noului presedinte.
Acei earl cunosc pc d. Harding,
cred ca este posibil ca d-sa Sc inter-
vlna in cauza ca Sc puma capat IL
nei controverse neplacute 81 sd Sc
pronunte impotriva unei celebra-
tiuni costisitoare, mai Gu seama
daca senatorii republican, urmeaza
a ataca planul. Pc de alta parte
poate ca disputa va muri de moarte
naturala ca multe alte dispute cu
privire la cheltuelile de inaugu-
rare.
PreSedintele comitetului de inau-
gurare, d. f. B. Mclean, asteapta
sc vaza ce va face Senatul milne
Gu propunerea creditului de $4,000
dolari, cerut de gllvern ca partea
lui la cheltuelile de inaugurare.
Asociatiunile negustorilor 81 ia
bricantilor din Washington all te-
legrafiat d. Harding, staruind pc
linga d-sa sal ajute la planul IA
cut pentru balul inaugurarii, AFR
mind ca tara Sc aSteapta la rein
toarcerea unui guvern pc baze sa-
natoase 81 ca schimbarea aceasta
trebue celebrate Gu demnitatea GU
venita functiunei urui presedinte.
Senatorul Philander G. Knox de
Pennsylvania, insarcinat Gu planu-
rile inaugurarii, a introdus astazi
resolutiunea pentru creditul de
$4,000 din care Sc va construi o
tribuna in valoare de $4,000.
Senatorial George w. Morris din
Nebraska, republican, a introdus
un amendment de a reduce ere
ditul la $4,000. Senatorul Knute
Nelson din Minnesota, republican,
a introdus resolutiune prin care
Sc 0preste construirea de tribune
publice pc locuri publice de-alun-
gul liniei marsului de inaugurare.
Daca Sc va aproba aceasta propu-
mere o mare parte din veniturile
comitetului de inaugurare va fl e.
liminatA.
senatorul William =. Borah din
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REFACEREA INDUSTRIEI
Starea de dupa razboiu.
Mijloacele de indreptare.

Dlntre urmele adinci lasate de
rasboiul mondial in toate Statelc.
cele mai resimtite sunt acelea Ia
safe in viata economical 81 in spe-
clal in industrie prin Intervention
nismul Statului.
Rasboiul reglcmentat industrial
dupa necesitatile inerente, fortind
intensificarea unei anunite pro-
ductll, concentrind materiile prime
81 combustibilul in nina Statului
care lie manipula dupa nevoile "a
pararei rationale.
.Statal este dator- -tiuci ca -aruan.
dupa rasboi, sa la masuri pentr,
ca industrial sd Sc poata reface
pentru a putea sa-si aduca aportul
pentru refacerea generala.
industrial noastra nu a avut "a
vantagiul Gle avea la dispozitie
materiile prime, nici ajutorul sti
intel care ar fl ajutat-o la perfec
tionare 81 intensificare.
Rasbolul a lasat industrial noas-
ira intr o stare mai inferioara de-
cit lnainte, prin pierderea sau llla-
rea din tara a unei mari parti din
lnventar, prln uzarea prea intens;l
81 prin distrugerea unui mare M
mar de masini 81 Gle utilai indus
trial.
LA greutatile refacerei economi-
ce lndustriale este lipsa de materii
prime 81 de combustibil, continuele
confllcte muncitoresti, grcutatca
transportation 81 marea deprecie-
re valutei noastre.
lnterventia efectiva 81 salutaril
a Statului trebuc sa Sc produca cit
MAJ energlc 81 mai grabnic, in spe
clal pentru aprovizionarea Gu ma
terri prime 81 masinile necesarc
primul pas spre refacere.
Achltarea rechizitiilor facutc 81
distrugeriIor ordonatc de Sta,
prin despagubirile datorite 81 mai
alcs prln crearea Gle credite larui
81 lesnicioase este necesara.
usurarea importului materiilor
prime pcntru putea Fl MART cit
Gle mutt, i'll care asociatiile indus
trlale All un rol principal, meas
teptlndu-se totul della Stat. In ,e-
gatura GU chestia materiilor prime
este 81 aceea combustibilului a
carui productie trebue intcnsifica-
ia 81 repartitie trebue facuta con
form necesitatilor, dupa informatii
precise. Avantajarea industriei La
transporturi este iarasi un ajjutor
prln care Sc sprijina refacerea.
Pentru a Sc ajunge la rezultatele
dorlte trebue mai intii legiferare
completa 81 democratica a muncei
pentru asigurarea unei starr ma
terlale bune pentru lucratori prin
aprovizionari, salarii, rezolvarea
conflictelor, 81 asigurarea de mum
citori specialist pentru a Sc putea
munci intens.
DE refacerea industriei depinde
III cea mai mare parte refacerea
tarei care de dol ami intfrzie.
lPatria)
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ANUL xv1.-No. 3.
Ca|atorii prin Ardea|


Garcia trebuit sal vorbesti ungu-
reste: tot limba dumnealor.
81, asa find, domnule Ncamt.
care stii carte 81 te informezi della
observatiile d-tale, 81 nu della ca
lomniile altora, ia bine 81 Ii spunc
prIetenilor nostri ca maj mutt M
putem, decit doar sd dam innapoi
celia ce al noStru, dar nu ne lasa
un million de morti carl nu stu
saracli ca e Q datorie de prietenie
so facem 81 pc asia.
(Patria)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-05
GALE FERATA
ARUNCATA IN AER

HUNTINGTON, w. Va, 5 Ian.
-Calea ferata care duce la minele
Wizards din judetul Fayette, sta
tul w. Va, a fost aruncata in aer.
In aceasta operate s'a intrebuin-
tat dinamita. Ciini politienesti au
fost trimisi din Huntington, w.
Va, ca Sc urmareasca pc acea care
All pus dinamita.
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SO ARESTATI
MART sEARA

Optzeci 81 noua de arestari S 'au
facut Marti seara de catre polite
in crusada de pune capat viola
rilor de legi 81 crimelor.
Douazecisi doua de persoane sus-
pecte all fost duse la polite 81 sunt
detlnutl spre cercetare. Restul
erau cartofori 81 numai sapte earl
au violat legea prohibited.
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PRocESUL ,,C0NSPIRA.
TIEI ABISINIANE"
A INCEPUT

CHICAGO, 5 Ian.-Azi Sc va
incepe luarea deposition martori-
lor in procesul celor sapte acuzati
dc crima in legatura cu "conspi-
rata abisiniana' in care au fost
ucisi Robert l.. Rose 81 Joel A..
Hoyt. Juriul in fata caruia Sc va
desbate cazul a fost completat eri.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-05

Uni Sc amesteca fatis in rosturile
noastre publice: administratie
fara constiinta 81 demnitate Sc
pleaca adInc, ca un valiu turcesc
din vechiul regim innaintea unui
secretariu de consulat engles in ca
latorie de inspectie in numele Eu-
ropei.
Gel aduce, stim. Stint plingeri
pc care nu le vedem, dar lie ba-
nulm. "Valahii' Sc poarta rau
in Ardeal, administered prost,
partenesc Clausa minoritatilor sd
IL Sc aplice! Sa vie oamenii civil
llsatlei ca sd vada de ce sint capa-
bill salbateci!
81, innainte ori dupa excursia
IN Ardeal, aceasi calatori. barbati
81 femei, tree in "Ungaria mutt
lata. Asista la scene de anarhie
pc care nu lean provocat moi. Vad
o mlserle pc care no putem aju-
ia, ntre altele 81 pentru ca acei
carr striga ascund la spate cuti-
tul pentru grumazul nostru. AS.
culta manifestatiile unei dureri dc
glganti fulgerati pc carl nu no;
lam suit pc culmile de unde ia
rasturnat vintul aspru, dar drept
al vremii noastre.
La Intoarcere, cutare intellectual
engles ne denunta la Londra d
de Monzie cere Camerei francese $;
corecteze un tratat nedrept. Cine
o mai veni de-acum innainte, Won
vedea. Oar, daca Sc va mai con
tlnua asa, vom Fl siliti sd chemam
un bet de dusman neamt, pc care
sal conducem prin aceleasi locur.
81 sal spunem ce urmeaza:
- Dumncata esti Neamt. Dec
STU carte 81 cetesti. NJ cauti in
realitatc convingreile d-talc. G
convingerile d-tale in rcalitate
Macar acuma caci de-aceia te-au
batut-sl mer'ta'-si te-au pus la
PORTE, cum eSti acuma, Gle te We
II mvatat minte. Asa find, ca u
nul care al invatat 81 tot inyeti
lstorie, iii poti da scama de ul'ma
torul lucru:
Tn neam a fost calcat in picioa
re 0 ME de ani. Stii 81 d-ta &C
lnseamna sd calci in picioare-caci
al facut-o, dar stii acuma ce III
seanna sa-ti stea altul in spate 81
sa trebuiasca so indurl. q mie de
ami all stat Nalahii astia supt els
me 81 supt copite. Ca niste elm
au fost tinuti la uSa stapinilor
Acuma Insa lucrurile S 'au schim.
bat. Scripture S a indepln.it S 'au
coborit din scaun eel putcrnici 81
s'au ridicat eel umili. 81 ce ras-
bunarc cumplita S ar fl putut as
tepta! Caci asa omul: tia IA.
cut-o, 10 faci( cata numai acasa
la dta dupa cite le-ai facut in.
sutiD. ST iaca, "Valahul" saba
tee II a sucit gitul la un puiu dc
galna, 81, daca vre-unul din ce
de-alci ar vrea sa-si rastoarca pu
tintel, Bucurestiul care nu-l lasa
Scolile functioneaza, cetatile bi
sericesti STINT incunjuratc de respec
tul public, nici un gazetar IL "a plati1
un filler amenda fiindca ne trateaz;
Gle simpli "ocupanti" (iar censurs
e o amabilitate a boemilor d-lui A
verescu pentru presa romind); re
vistele 81 ziarele lor au avantagi
care lipsesc publication noastre.
Poate n 'ajunge? Eli bine, sd t,
Queen la judecatorii carl judec;
ungureste pc un biet de Romi1
care nu site, cum ma stiut mean
Gle neamul lui pentru ce pedepsit
Sa-ti aratam maldare de acte un
guresti ale authorization actuale
care corespund ungureste Gu Blu
curestii. Uita-te 81 Ia chitanta p
care ito da domnisoara della Posta
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-05

Novogroder spune cred cd operau fara automobl'.
Evening star., 1921-02-25
Japan IS HELPLESS
i'm U.S., SAYSUCH|DA
Declares California's Action
Against Aliens Injurious,
But Constitutional.
by the Assoc a ted Press

| by the Assoc ated Press
TOXIC. February 23.-Japan can do
| nothing to invalidate -anti-Japanese
| legislation in California. declared
Fiscount Uchida, foreign minister, in
the diet here today. @.r
"California's legislation he said,
rs injurious to Japanese interests,
but that state has been acting with
! In her constitution and also that OF
tho United States"
Ihe foreign minister smoke in re-
ply to Baron Yoshiro Sakatanf. who,
after referring to growing ten
/ dency in other Pacific coast states
TO Follow the example of California:
; asked II the Japanese government
was TO do anything to counteract
TINS movement. He also inquired IL
mere Were prospects that the accord
helng negotiated by Roland S. Nor
ris American ambassador to Japan
and Viscount Shidchara, Japanese
ambassador at Washington, might be
ratified soon -
NJ. Cchida said an agreement of a
nature advantageous to Japan was
belnE arranged by Mr. Morris and
NJ, Shidehara. and that q satisfactory
solution might be expected, although
1t was doubtful whether steps w,Ilfl
be taken during the administrat Inn
OF President Wilson. :
re declared that publication Of
matters under negotiation was i'm
possible, as Japan and the Iynifa,l
States had agreed they ehonl6 not
be made public. r,. ~
Evening star., 1921-02-25

An oil tank ship. 10,6o0 tons. recent
ly built at Wilmington. Del, sailed
on her maiden voyage last week. an
Italian port being. her destination.
The name of that ship Is Albert E.
Watts. She takes that name from a
man who about thirty years ago was
a delivery boy of The Evening Star.
Albert E. Watts was born in Wash
ington in 1880. His father, deceased.
was Sidney Smith Watts and his
mothel is Mrs. Mary J. Watts. who on
Sunday will celebrate her eightieth
birthday anniversary at her home,
11O5 Columbia road. Two sisters of
Albert Watts are living in Washing
ton. They are Miss M J. Watts. a
teacher in the Business High School,
and Mrs. Faber Stevenson
After passing through the grade
schools and graduating from the
Business High School, Albert Watts
secured a place, with the old Traders
National Bank. His health failed
and he went to Indian Territory, and
soon after reaching there obtained
employment with an oil company. He
continued in the oil business, rising
from one position. to another. and
at Length becoming president Of the
Sinclair Navigation Company, an
auxiliary of the Sinclair Oil Com
pany. He was married in Oklahoma
ana lives now at Great Neck, L. l.
H
Evening star., 1921-02-25
Births Reported.

The following births. have been reported {
The health department within the last twenty
four hours: =
James and RutKsY. Yorkieaus. girl.
John C.. and Mary NJ He inbueh. kifi
William A. aad Laure: Rrahson. giri
laaude Sand Annie r. Peaire. girl.
James and Angelina Charuhas. boy. rs7i-fs
I.niSi and Teresa conssrti. hoy. ,s<s -
Lawrence T., and Stella II. Bvrley. girl. -
Charles and Ruth E. Rush. girl. -.
Hubert and Pearl Bunyca, boy,
John =. and barbara NJ. Roach. boy
William u. and Mary n. Phelan, boy
Ernest l. and Marjorie r. whetxel. girl.
Walter =. and Mary I. Halieck. Eiri.
Richard L. and Alice Patton. girl.
Gordon Ia and Elsie g.. LYONS girl F7isu,t
Fred and Hepore Reh, girl !.
RhOdoaphus aid Helen- J. Thompson, boy.
Otto X. +. and Madelaln A. Jones, boy.
ls,dor and Minnie Freudberg. boy
Orvilie A.. and virginia II Beerbower, girl
Charles II. asd Ntttie r. Rhodes, boy =
Eati W. and Giadys NJ waidron, girl
John z. and Mary r. McAnister, boy
Grgoria X. aud Lydia M Unaii, girl '
William X. and Marion HartunR. girl.
Crvan @. and Louise Robbins, boy
Bertram and Irene Robbins, girl
Calvin and Mae Hollis. girl. ts
Miles A and EaencrsC Martin, boy. = ace
Michael J. and Annie y. KiReNfafher, boy.
James f. and Amanda sNalcolm. boy.
Oscar r. and ,Adeliss n. NAthews. girl
Kenneth and Cecil A. Reynolds, boy.
Patrick J. and Ellen p. Rankin. boy.
Henry r.. b. INA Mary Hufford. boy.
Gensaburo and N6Aserrate Fujiward, boy
Thomas B. and Schafsoet willis, boy,
Albert q. and Jennie c. Proctor, boy.
Alexander. and HATH 1siiaee. girl.
Evening star., 1921-02-25
Deaths Rzported.

The following deaths have been reported tc
the health department wishin the last twenty.
Robert =, ctnseli. 50. s4i4 0 ST..
Elizabeth n. Pistorio, 81. 244e 20th st.;
Elizabeth T. spence, 56 IS yefnoat are.
Frank Siebert. 4S, Sibley- Hospital.
Allan A. IrWin, @. EnefKency Hospital.
Robert D. Keene, 36, 33S l3th st. se.
: Catalina II. Lyman, q. 1420a n ST. - ; Z
Aetto~ lobster, So. 1o4A Bladensburgf I'd q
Gen. Alexander MacKens1e, %, NsethWesl
Savings Rank 18th and Colunbiss 3D. "a
Estelle c. Gittings, q. Hone fer the Blial
Edward J. Hoaf. g. Cheyy Chase Santa
rium -. .At.
Ulysis NJ Pickett, IS, 4is, g ct. ss'a
Esther Brill. 81, s. N ct - -
Thomas !. Wilson. 81, - Bryant tt
Albert G.. Purchase. 33. 1910 l4th 81
Waters Hoover; ~. Ho0e afsr Aged. Blus
Alice 3. F.s~ict. II. ieos isth It. )
Alfred Dooaittle. a. Gar6eh Hespitai.
William n. Hunt. 50, 334l 18th e 2
Dorothy B.. Peacock, 3. 7S0 Coaumbia I'd.
Enrico Leyerone. 9. Emergency Hospital .
Raymond l. Beali, !. 211 A ct. ne. -.ssss :.
Robert T. Fairfax, 81. 1910 Lewis st, ne. !.
: David Middeton, 4S. Freedmen's Hospitai
Jehn d. Brown, 80. u b st. : =
( william Jones. 81, 500 Sherman ave.
Mary 4. Hfil, e, 1916 New Hampshire ave.
Pahy g.. Baltimore, I. 20 Az 81. s.w.
Alamo TeIlver. r.. 1. s17 43d7 pl. ne.
Evening star., 1921-02-25
DR.. D00LlTuE DEAD.
Professor at Catholic untversit,
Victim Of Pneumonia. :

+. D.. Alfred Doolittfe. professor OF
mathematics and instructor in astron-
omy at the Catholic University since
1898. died Wednesday night OF pneu-
m0nia at Garfield Hospital. - -.
Charles DooIittte and a Brother OF the
late Eric DoolittIe. professor OF
astronomy. at the University of Penn
sylvania,. ~. =.
DR.. Dooliftie was renowned for his
researches. in the field of astronomy
and for his Knowledge of scientific
subjects in general
Funeral services were held this
morning at ST Martins Church. on
North Capitol street Interment will
be at bethlehem. Pa. ss s.
Evening star., 1921-02-25
MRS. E. C. CUTTINGS DIES,
Was Matron of Home for the Blind
for Twenty-Five Years. =.

Mrs. Esteile c. Cuttings. who for
.wenty-one Years was matron of the
Home Tor the Blind here. died wednes-
nay at the Home. 1850 r street north
-. unerA services were conducted this
Kev H. w. Blake Of Christ Episconal
Cnurch, Georsetown. Interment was. in
Gienwood cemetery. = :, -
Mrs Cuttings became matron of the
Home FOR the Blind at the time Of its
and remained with the institution ,,nfii
her death. She was beloved by ali tho
blind people who came under her care,
Evening star., 1921-02-25

RrAs. February p, 1921. at 1880 1lth 1t. s.w:.
JOHN g. BIAS. abeioyeds sAgshaaa ef MARI 2.
BIAS, brother 0f Laura =. Sins. FueernI
day, Tebrpary q, at p.m., from verneet
Avenue Baptist Church. Rev, J. =. We1b
pastor Relatives and friends invited. fbet-
timore, PittsburEh and Chicalo papefs peease
copy.) q
!. He suffered much, he muxmnFed not;
We wstched him day ~ day.
4 And n. list, with broken hearts. Fl
Ne MR<h pass away.
Evening star., 1921-02-25
,MLRRIED.

February H.. 1921. at Belti.
nss. Md. y Rsx HeH .is 4 ae'yas e W:.l.: Ai::
| nm to Mr. ,RHHlP ST. GEORGE AARI1R
ofsyirginia.sS 3 ..ss-ss
5sNrIH feSrsary a 1se1. at I.lls
CFnfch, Va, by Rev. g. ". Powell. DID.
IDTIH DEAN, daugh4ee- Of LILLE and I'D.
Desn Of Barcroet, Ke., to J. ". SMITH
1 Jr., OF DelapiAne, Va.
Evening star., 1921-02-25

Two male humming birds rarely
meet without contest ensuing.
Evening star., 1921-02-25
OFFICERS. oRDERED 10 Q. s.

Capts. W. n Marshall and n. g.
Holmes. U. g. n c.. have been re-
lieved from duty with the Cd Marine
Brigade in Santo Domingo, and or
dered to the United States.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-16

FINAL LISTS
FOR SOCCER
DUE FRIDAY

uODAY ia the last day for senior
i teams Ia The Star soccer league
TO make changes in their regislra.
ton.
sundays schedule Ia both tho 10
fiior and junior divisions viii he the
same as for last sunday. the games
being postponed on account OF the
heavy rain.
TO complete schedule for the SO
Nor aud junior teams follows.
SENIOR GAMES
rnstoffre ". Maple f.eafs. ~ Lincoln
PARK. AZ .. ~. Referee. niity waller
Woodland rark We. West seattle. at
nppsr wopdiaud park. at $50 y. IA. RET.
efse niiiy iiaomen.
Eckau cigar 80. Va nosing Aircraft,
club. at south rAfs, at zase y. IA. Ref
cree. Aisa Hass
JUNIOR GAMES
Falcon a a. ~ ballard Juniors at
upper Meedland park. at .. m, lief.
efse. hob Lemon.
Hen Paris billiards Va Allen Athletic
assoeiat ion. AZ Naiia Msils. Al ,. "a.
Referee. Huiy bouKiss
ltaNthsrns JunioFs ~ fauie's french
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franciss-o that sam Crane. the Reds
utility inficlder. h being sought by
the Seals 10 replace Jimmy Caveney
member. goes 20 the ciney team next
year
So far tho Seals have obtained
Pitchers Geary. coumbe and Mitchell
and are almost certain OF grabbing
ousfielder See on the cavency sale.
Seattle sent sammy Bohne 10 the
Reds and Rohne proved to be one OF
the star infislders in the National
league last year. leading tho second
hackers In fielding.
For Bohne the local club has re-
crived Monroe swartz. a Class u
pitcher. Morris llath. who was sold
TO san Francisco. and tho loan of
Herb Brenion and Charley See for
. few weeks.
DO your own thinking.
Seattle needs shortstop just as
badly as san Francisco does. and
Seattle should have prior claim TO
Crane. regarded as a eineh TO make
good in this circuit.
You can leave Il 20 Chief Walter
Mccredie 10 make a BID for Crane
because he realizes moro than any.
body else what a big gap there has
been at shortstop on the Seattle team
ever since this city re.entsned the
league.
Mccrrdie II now back on the
Coast. stopping off al Portland. lie
j. expected 10 open the BASEBALL
headquarters here soon and plans for
next season should begin TO hum.
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>eu England Professional asifsr>i
associations has tss msmhsr~- " hes
81 800 In bank. Including . hrnescleat
fund Tor ss~mhrr- ~hs need a~~i.t-
snee and siss hs. irapres eraeat
tur~~u To s~~s-t iis msmbes~.
western Golf association will meet ta
Chicago. January - The iiillCrsst =. g
OF Kansas CITY. mel IL an applicant
for next years auiatsuf toagnsY.
wifis Hunter. holder - the nrssiah
amateur galf championship. sit return
- England nsxt summer 70 drfsud his
tktix. according % fspoFts
Cecil rssfeh. Hrstish wsusn ysif
champion. - .sia 80 have tern the
ma-rir Of her tsr~.ra GA her lat
round In the tnif~sf states. and may
not be able To pisy again foe sis
msnth.. according To repsrts frvsn
England
Efforts are being made - arrange a
golf tourney durinx the ts3s eonveation
% the NAsiansi Real Estate association
to b. held in Los Angeles Tn Juns. san
Francisco snd Los Anssiss aseetsss u
tho aport are p'annlnx the uv~nt.
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with them thru the city
and to the university. The
Knights of the Hook are III
charge Of the welcome.
washineion's ball team has been
more heartily received and more cor
daily entertained than any other
club ever touring the orient. accord
ing TO reports received from the Jap.
anssc colleges. The nine was enter
tanned By japanese nobility on sever.
al occasions and it's members were
tho guests Of honor ~ numerous cit
les Good FportNmanship and high
class baseball were the attractions
that took the team into the good
graceH Of the Orientais.
Washington Is the only team 10
take series from both Waseda and
Kalo universities. Following the reg
ulariy scheduled series in Japan. the
team played an exhibition series In
Northern China.
That the tour has been a financial
success In stated BY Manager Meis-