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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-04-01
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Ger @oupcrnc1tr rmtcr3ci6nCtc /
Der iogcnonnten COMMUNICATIONS.
SOrlngen, 0ie 3u iCincm Gro9romm
0cb0rcn. Die Norlugc, ipel6c Die
G(bidoffln0 bcS 2onS &cfIonlic.
rlnnga 0cportcnlcntS oorIicbt, lit
sic cin8i9c, melbc cine 8rin9lid,s
fcitsflollicl cntbGlt m0 oeSbolb 10.
fort in Groft tritt. Gnc 8rpoon, Gin
ocmofrotiidcr 3eittngsberoi,Saeber
bon GIier, Wfo, 1T Der Rcflaulie.
rlnqS &cmmiii1r, Der ourdD bic
&orIogC iciue StclllmG ciubiibt. Die
iIbriqCn @cicbe treten in 90 Togen
in &roft. Inter OiCien bcfinben it6
sic Wobregeln, 0ur6 melhc Ole Icn-
fer 6es @otel. .SSSnipcftor8 S. 8. Gid.
brc6cr aus N8nibington, Mo., beg
| EctroIclm SynIpcftor8 Omar 9.
@roD aus SturQeon lmo 6eS sc
trdnfC SynipcftorS Spceo MlpSbp
bon Stffcrion Gitb obgcihofft ipcrs
Sen. Inter bcn mihtigercll GorIos
0cn Sic ltntcr3cidnet ipur0cn, befina
sen iih Oicicniqch bic Elm 0cportes
ncnt filr 0ffcntlihc @oblfobrt idnf,
iCu ole pcrihic0cne 8iiroS ocS gldCr.
boit IcpnrtemertS bcrciniocn uno
bic pcridieOrncn @obItbdtiqfcitsons
italtCn lmtCr cine BCrtpaItlmg brins
gen. Scrner lpllr0C Oic 8orlage ln'
tcr5cifnct, 6ltrd) meIdbC Oos gEmt ci-
ncS itootIihcn Sinon5fommiiiGrS &c,
ihoifcn miro, scr Oic @tot$.SorIngc
utS5uarbcitcn bot lm0 sic glufiidlt
iibcr oIlc itootliben 6inon3en fiibrt,
0ic 9(nifofflmgcn fir Sen Stoot
moft lmo sic &epnrntllrcn an Sc
bGlr0cn borncbnlcn lGBt.
Ger @ounerncllr bat oic @prIn9c
lnter5cicbnet, pcl6c c8 Giicnbabncn
0cItottet, @ciItlihcn cntlDcoer mn.
ionIt o0cr fitr cincn aeringcren Srcis
ioDrcn 5u Ialien. Ga sic Eorlogc
cine OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dottc, 10
trot 6ieielbc nit Dem ltntcrSci6ncn
oes @oupCrncurS gleid) IN Sroft.
Sp1tcr bclnerftc DER @oubernenr,
BOB cine ouocre @orln9c, meIhc III
Sen lettcn Stunocn Der 2egislotnrs
iitun9 5uionmcn nit onoeren III
@auId ln0 8ogen anqcnommcn ipors
Nen iuor, Den 9on5cn Garograpbcn
0cS aItcn @eiebes ouS9eYtri6cn bat,
6en 6icIcS bonn 8oubcrncllr inter
5cidnctc @cict 5u amenOiercn Der
iu6te. 9ie Gorla9c, mcldc Ocn oil
ten Gorogropben ousitrid], fitgte ei'
nen neuen bin5lt mel6cr cs Giiens
bobncn gcItottet, 8Iinoe, 9lrme inlh
8erIonen, ipelde reli1ioie 0lenIte
un0 @erfc Ser 8armber5igteit be-
rlfspfliftie ousiiber, gegen reoit'
5ierte gfaten fabren 5lt laiien talls
ser 9erltf es ioIden 8crioncn 5nr
8fli6t ma6t, au reiien. Inter pie.
fem &nragropben biirften biele @eiit'
Iifc feline crn1Gbigten Raten erlart'
gen f0nnen. 8cnn Der @ouberneir
oieic 8orloee unter5ei6net, 10 miro
oos BON ibm itnterSeihnete neiie DC
iet nit Der 9rinelidfeitsflouicl oiit'
aeboben 4no bic @eiitlifen peroert
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-04-01
9toaS.Gpnncntiun.
GriuGbluug bon Selesatcn iu ben
peri6icbenen &uab.9iitrifteu.

Scrr gllon5o Sltbbs, bon Spenss
bile, mcldcr ols Scrtretcr Der Cont.
nerciol Clubs bon 8usconobe Goun.
tD lette @o6e Der o@ooo &on6s"
ScrIonunlln9 in SeffCrion Gitp BEL
lpobnte, iiberia1tbte uns folgenbe bon
scr gcnannten 8erIomnlltng enttpor.
fencn 9eihliiiie, betreffs Ser glrt ltno
@eiic mie un6 mo Die 9tooos gcbaut
DCrbcn iollen, 6lt Gjlulten 6crcn galt
bic 9ilr9er Ocs StaottS lih ourd,
g(nnnDmc Oes Nn1enhencntS peldes
Die $60,000,000 9onDanleibc altt6o.
riiirt, erflGrt bobcn. 9ob Oicie grobC
Slulne @clb IN elmer @Ciie perlpen.
oct miro, Die fir bic 8eialnnltbeit on1
gtlthringen6iten lit, fam iiherlid,
mlr Der @llni6 ser 9iirgcr Icin,
bod SonberintereIIen Ideinen bierin
cine filr oaS 8elneinuo6l id40lihC
Hollc ipielen 81 nollCn unb Oieic
Sit bcf1mpfcn, ltnb 6aFilr 5u ior9en,
onb Die 91oa6bolltcn, Die 1tnternonl.
men ltn0 oils9efiibrt mcrben iollen,
nidt nur bebor5ugtcn Sbeilen bes
StanteS, lonOcrn 6cm gnn5en StootC
Die Sortbeilc bringcn Mc man uns
III Iu$ii6t 9cItcIlt bot. 8ir cm-
pfeblcn bober lmicren @iirgerlt, bic
fol9c11Ocn 9cI6liiiie 5ur 9enauen
9ur6iitbt rnb foroern 6ieielbcn aui
lid an Sen in oen 9ei1liliien borge.
I6lagcnen S6ulbcrIanumlltneen al
bctbeili9en I'M 9elegoter 81 Der Dor.
gei6lngenen GoohsGonbcntion al er
mGblen:
rSSn elmer 8crioltmIllng Scr Con.
grcIIiorol SSebcroteb Commercial
Clubs Don Miiioltri in Scfferior
GitD obgcboItCn om 81. MGr3 puroe
bcidloiIcn:
o0ob mir 9c9cn bos SpItcm bor
Irinr6r. lm6 ScconO1r-9fooos iinb
mie Dor9ci6Io9cn in Dem fog. @omcs.
@lon gum @ou Scr RoobS lulter 0ct
$60,0O0,OOO @on0.9lusQobc.
rGoB mir SIT @unItcu elmer &c.
rc6ten &crol1s0obun0 OcS @el0CS III
oGcn Counties oeS StootcS iin0.
~0oB quite 9iooO$ IN alien Gplu1.
ties bcS StootcS 9rbout peroen lmb
0nB IN eritcr 2inie lmO poilnmer cs
orsfiibrbor ms rotbion lit, bic SSlt:
tcr-Gom1tpiit Roobs, mic gcictlidJ
bcitinnlt, bcpor3uQt merOcn.
o9oB. nm ocn 9ilrgcrn beS Stoos
ties @eleeenbeit 5u bictcn ibrc Slls
ii6tcn bctrcffS scr 9toabfro9e 5it
GuBcrn, on1 Gage Scr S6ulmoblen,
Ocm 5. 9lpril, 1921, &eriommIungcn
in jcbcm ShulOiItrift abgebolteil
lperbcn i'm 5ipci 9eIc9otcn 81 elmer
om 8. glpril, 9 ltbr no6ntittogs (in
@aSconooc GountD in OmcnsbiIlc)
ob5uboItenoen Gountb Contention
3ll crtpGbIen, in lpeldcr Contention
oonn 5pCi 0elcgotcn fir iebcS Eolpn.
Ibip bcS Gountp's erip6bIt Dcrben
ioQen Su elmer StootS Contention,
sic in Ser erIten @odc scr ein5ube.
I'rufenen Spcciol.S .Siblng Der 2egiSlo.
trr, in Seffcrion 9th, itottfinbcn
inn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-04-01

9(mp 0urborO mlrbe bon ocn 81.
rcftoren ais Silfs.&oiiirerin erlpGblt.
gSic mir boren beabiidtigt Der Bis
bcrigc &uiircr IN ct. 2ouis on elmer
2tutomobil SStouitric iid geih0ft'
lid 3lt betbciltgen.
Senrp @ucfer uno Satin, bon
OmcnsOille, rpur6en lebte Nohc Die
gIildlidcn GItcrn eines &o9tcrhens.
SSSn Der sc. s. Stride tn @ount
Sterling miro n69lten Sonntag
geu6mittag ipieoer @ottesOienIt itatt'
fin0en. Goitor 6. 90. @lli8, bon
Sermonn miro bie BreOiet balten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-04-01

8er Dem Srauenl69eln na6gebt,
finbet ME ipieoer su ieinem @orias
suriif.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-24
Proprietors of Pool
Halls Favor Sliding
Scale of License

Iropriotors 81 pool aud billiard
halls favor the SLIDING scale ~ taN.
This fact was made known ut the
regular meeting OF the city connie
sioncrs last night when several pro-
r%tI"turs OF pool halls appeared bu-
fore the commission To ask that the
tHN for 1927 zee not made too hlrh.
Louis F%ruCaruli stated that lac
would hc willing to have the annual
llrcns" So or $40 % table for the first
four or six tables. with a FIAT rat,
Tor tho other tables. John Hochl and
IT, g. Maiscn also cNprosspd the h,-
lief hat the license ON tho iirst few
tables should bo higher Thi. would
protect the owners ct tho larger halls.
10 Waa Nid aud keep out the smaller
halls or "dlVcs.'
The present scale iH 81 80 for tho
first table. $3.50 for the second and
$3.50 for the third and q flat r,ta
ot $3.50 for other Tables. The COM
missiouurH thanked the pruprirturr
for their advice and aid thcv would
consider the matter tiyotahly when
thoy discussed occupation taxes
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-24
BIG TOURIST SEASON
NEAR, CITY HAS NO
CAMPING GROUND
Autoists at Water Plant
Grounds Are Forced
to Move

The hiErrst tourist season IN th,
history OF Albuquerque BE- approach
Ing and tourists are without q muui-
cipll camp ground
The city has decided tu do away
with the camp ground at the munich
pal water plant. thus d.pr.yiul the
tourists Of any camp. Tho cts has
Informed the police department that
tourista Will be allowed Co amp ON
the city's recently acquired tract at
Mountain % and the railroad
tracks. but there are no provisions
FOR them there.
The majority Of the campers at tho
city camp ground have moved tu tho
private property uf %. Bucht,ui on
positc the city hail at Tiloras avenue
and Second street formerly q camping
ground, as "a result of bciug ordered
10 NnD1io the city ground before
March J..
Tho law does not allow the camp
ora 10 put up "a frame building of any
Kind aud city Building Inspector Earl
Bowdtch yesterday ordered % cawp,r
t. tour down q little frame structure
which he had erected ON the lot. The
man Ind mo- permit Co build.
Tho campers lr, allowed 10 nut M
tents, hut these are supposed ts b.,
only temporary Tho order for tn.
campers 20 yJc1to the W1tpr plant
ground ls Zoo compliance with the u..
ton or city commissioners tI.
latter IcIi'NiuE that "a, nrHs,ur, az
campers There endangered fb. water
supply
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-24
Gassed Ex-Service
Man to Have Open
House on Birthday

IN cN-scryicc man, gasscd over
seas aud being cared for 10y an
oN-army nurse and her husband
both Of whom were Victims OF
poison gas. h. To celebrate his
twenty second birthday Saturday
with un "up"u house" The War
Mothers will receive for MIN. hut
the guests are invited primarily
for the sake OF meeting and con-
graduating the host. Mr.. Moody
is the young mans name. and he
viii %" at home TO his friends
% be- counts those who would
care To call, In that clAss-at his
HON" at l'ns East Central. The
War Mothers are also urging those
who are Interested In the cases ~
sick and disabled soldiers. to come
There will Zoe % big birthday cake
with the required number al
candies which the War Mothers
viii prepare. and th, ladies are
1ls to prepare q birthday dim
nor.
u has been ~srFgcstcd that the
young man would appreciate tho
Young girls of the citv sandIng
birthday greetings. and that "a
shower Of this sort would have an
Immensely beneficial effect.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-24
ROYAL ARCH MASONS
ELECT |. s. LEA
AS HIGH PRIEST
Knights T~emplars and
Eastern Star Open
Sessions Tomorrow

WHh plumod helmets and shining
swords thu knights Tcmplar ~ Ptl-
rim Dommandcry viii escort the
u knights Of the New Mexico grand
aIlmaudrty fron thcir headquarters
OBJ. tHe Alvsrado To the Masonic Tenn
li" tomorrow morning Tor the open
. lt the annual ,uuclnvc at 10
lp.k All knights viii bee IA parade
uniform.
rho ronrlavc viii last all day. A
FH.Iu uss session with the election Of
.l. Lrnud officers Will he held In the
morning and the Installation of the
ufi,,rs iu the afternoon. Several
u|r.ll.urut Masons " high degree are
N... ton the ruuClayc. The Eastern
fII also opens its annual state meet
Ira go thv Masonic Temple tomorrow.
Th. annual -couvocatibn Of the
.r1nd chapter of Royal Arch Maaons
Nu. held today beginning Mt 10
u..'Hyk this morning Officers were
,'."f"i as follows. L.. Smith Lea Of
Eu.W"ll. grand high priest. 'harlc,
" Manning Of Gallup. deputy grand
u.eh priest. Richard 70 Hanna OF Al
]nluucrduc grand king; John NJ. Bow
wHU ut Las Cruces, grand scribe; $
HH.ts uf Santa Fr. grand treasurer;
Hut Nlphcus \ Keen uf Albuquerque
.fud secretary
At the installation uf the officers
oft the grand lodge yesterday after
moon tho following men were named
..r th, upp1intiyc offices; 4. J. cut
Joey. silver CITY. grand lecturer: l.
N uvy"r. Taos grand chap!ainj
IIifu Miller. Roswell. senior grand
deacon. j. % Holt. Las Cruces. jun
.ul grund deacon: J. $ McTtavish,
Ntrlalcuu. senior grand steward.
o. r.. Mitchell, Mills junior grand
steward, j c. NcNulty. Los Ccrril-
l1H Louis ~. Chumborliu Albuqucr-
QUE grand tylrr; samuel r.. Wood,
GHllup. grand marshal.
Members of Eastern star will hold
% reception this evening at \ o'clock
BOO the Masonic temple for all mcm-
bora at the order \ special invitation
extended To Masonic bodies in ses-
tiun. Alfred Mcdaniel Of Texas
most worthy rrasd patron ~ the or
der boo th. United States win be- pres
,ut Also Lyu,ttu Dean Maxwell.
grand matrou; Peter Cameron. grand
patron and Mrs Minnie Miller OF Los
Angeles. past grand mntrun. Special
program followed 10y dancing
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-24
County School Nurse ~InSpects
1864 Children in Five Months;
Makes $50 Visits, ia in Homes

\ report showing q steady cam
paisu Tor better health for tho rural
srhuul children. tho physical iuspoc-
ton OF 1855 children all but 900 OF
whom evidenced defects. numerous
corrections and cures aud prompt
preventative wutE loo "a serious cpi-
lamlc. is that az Miss Gladys Harris.
BornnlIlo county school nurse Mle
Harris muIo % report OF her five
months work 300 the county 90 the
..huul board at their iuat meeting.
Tho work that Miss Harris IL doing
for the ,ouuty school children b.
shown in th, following excerpts from
h,r report
Number OF schools visited. 10.
Numb"r of visits 20 schools. 100.
Number ct visits 10 hnmcs.Ili Gin
addition To- TIM. daily visits In homes
tor three weeks during IN" threat
cniug ]dirlucrlt 'uidcWics iu AtriaD0
and HtTHlHs. $50 new DuHcH develop
cd after nurse began cultural and
@uuUruutiu, work iu either district
Children accompanied to physic-
i1us 90
children accompanied 20 dentist. ~.
Miscellaneous visits uuuludiug
Those to doctors. dentist aud charity
organizations for arranging Tor
treatments Of INDECENT cascs. SD
Total number Of visits. $50.
Gas" analysis
Discharged, cured cor corrected:
Medical &
surgical Do
Dental. 90.
Aa-#HLH .H
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-24
LATH AND
PLASTER HOUSES
AGAIN BARRED
City Commissioners Pro-
hibit Construction in
Outer Fire Limits

tn" building uf metal Hath and
plostor structure Will now hv per
United only near b 'dE, OF the city
limits. n city commissioner iu
session last night repealed tho
ordinance which allowed the building
~ these structures lu the outer nr,
limits.
The ordinance was passed several
years ago Co allow the late " -.
MctcHlf To erect several such strur-
lures "a tho north part Of town. o.
being pointed out at that time that
there was Il shortage Of brick.
Tho ,ity is divided into three Sec
lions Boa regard 200 building. the lu-
ncr fire limits or business ,Dctipu. the
outer fire limits ana tho distance boo
tween ne" outur iiro limits tud The
CITY IImIiN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-24
Denver District
Attorney Puts Ban
On Boxing Bouts

DENNEE. Feb. q phIirp
N1uCisc, newly elected district at
iornoy ~ Denver. sounded tho
icath kncll 81 professional boxing
.odny when ho announced ho
would cause the arrest at any
lighter engaging IN a. bout In Don
YER for pay.
Nnuoiso said he hod reached hia
decision after o. conference with
Commissioner ~ Safety Down,v.
The district attorney declared tho
state law prohibited prize lighting
uuI uo Interpreted the law ~ bar
1l bouts whore uuy principal rc-
DDiFud pIy for participating M q
ring contest.
Boxing hbs npurishod On Denver
tHr several years.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-24

ct other important finance oasur
lie Mas long "a member % tho COM
mittcc ON military affairs.
L. Big Man.
B~luc-oyed, big mentally and phys
icHlly, with Hight hair and square
shoulders. Week. is q man OF his own
convictions
He has "a haukerlng for tho old
farm life and owns "a large farm in
the New Hampshire hills near tho
place where hc wa born. Much Of
his time In sumner is spent there and
likes nothing better than Ia take
his visitors into the" fields and give
them practical lessons IN farming 'as
done in the hills.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-24
Would Use Yellowstone
Park Flood Waters to
lrrigate Montana

NNTIINIITIN, TOU- II"TTU.
ponouts ~ the Walsh BIN 20 allow
use or Yellowstone Park flood yutors
FOR irrigation in Montana argued to-
gay before a mate committee that
the project would rp4Ift iu r.,,,Ir.-
Ing 100000. 600 worth ~ land which
would provide farms for $1,000 pou-
Pic.
Henry Gcrhart. engineer for Nfon.
t'nh irritation projects c.timatcd tho
g.. dIW8 boz tho park 200 hold back
tho flood waters az $500 .Hu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-24

IT,, former senator and Mrs. Weeks
haN, two children, "A SON and "a daugh-
ter. Charles Sinclair Weeks. tho son.
served as % captain In the Yankee iii.
vision iu France. He's employed in
a Boston bank,
Weeks has tho reputation or being
"a p!uggcr, "a hard worker, quiet. easy
going, never spectacular worker. But.
despite tho fact that ne never be-
com"8 rurlrd no has tho ability 10
put things across lie was the gou-
England.
Weeks maintains n home ia Wash
inEtou. and 20 legal residence j n New
tom. Mn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-24
o. K. TARIFF BILL
Conferees 10 Report Measure,
Probably Tomorrow.

NArHlNGIbA Feb 4i-CuWplclc
agreement ou the Fordu,y emergency
utriif bill was reached to-day hy SEN
dt' and house ,uut'r.ou Their re-
purt wiil ~ hcfor, the house tor i'm
mediate action, probably tomorrow.
On the C"untrOvcrted sugar schcd-
ule, a compromise was reached on q
duty Of two mi per pound except
In IA" case Of the cuban sugar on
which The ratio VIII bo go cents per
pound
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-24
Farms and Finance Hobbies
Of NeW War Secretdru
WHO WEEKS Is

BtRTHHAt i%snrptcr 81 IT. April
II 1890.
EDUCATION t.. s. Naval academy
NARRiAGE-ln tss5 10 Miss Mar
tha g. sinclair Two shtldrrn.
HOME Newton Mass
CLUBS University Middlescr. Brno
Burn Country. Newton Republican Met
rupolitan. chew Chase. Afiny md Navy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-24

Look here. " man cinou-
lated 10" Judge To- tho prisoner az
'I. bar How iE " that a. former
1ldi'r Be- charged with shuplifting %
blow did luu learn such BE- mean bust
"lts this way your honor replied
'uy Offender. I'm th, army ! spent
most Of NV time policing thc COM
lIH' streets uud : sort uf got into
fHa habit uf piDkiur up THINGS Js !
H..I along American Legion
M,.Nr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-24

BOSTON. Mass. Feb. 2i-Horo's
a zip for those who will have business
With John W. Weeks. who's to be
secretary VI war undor President
elect Harding:
II YOU want to put him in a genial
mood. open your conversation hy
talking about either farms OF finance.
They're his two chief hobbies.
Weeks arrived" % years ago on
a farm at Lancaster, y. II. Tho first
u years OF his life were spent In
milking the W and doing the
many other chores ON his fathers
place.
firing then OF the drcary Iifc in
the hills. Weeks got up his "gump-
tiOn.' packed his scauty belongings
In a bag. and Jared forth In search
OF bigger worlds to conquer
He entered Annapolis and grad
uatcd IN 1851. Two years IN the navy
as q midshipmdu were sufficient to
show him that he could never en-
thus" over sea 1eryicc, aud no re-
signed.
becomes Banker.
shortly after he had married Miss
Martha sinclair. In 1856. he was made
ussistant lana commissioner for .ho
Florida southern railroad, aud la
lSsS became u member OF the firm
OF Hurnblowcr and Weeks. bankers
and brokers Of Boston.
1t was not NH 1900 that Weeks
began the active political carer that
has engaged him cNer since. \ resi-
dent of Newton, Mass. at that time.
lac -CImpaigHcd Tor alderman and
was elected. In 1909 hu a made
mayor OF h town. Rapid strides up
the republican political ladder fol.
lowed.
He went TO congress In 1905 and
made "a nan" for himself rs a lcgis-
lator talented h. finance and with IA
fino mind FOR details.
In 1912 no was sont from the
house Ia the seuatc whore he served
until replaced recently by David J..
walsh, democrat. In the senate no
took "a prominent part In the debate
on tho Glnss-pwuu currency act and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-24

',rurrrl julian H,ng, thrush l,cIu ~
Why Iiidg" hmt cambria. may he
u nrN gI,Vrnor- general at Can.
tdr III wifr. Iadi Marie IN"lln
i,ng ~ ~ author 'Thc term uf
he present encouragement nf
fansda rSpirc- I'M. year.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-24

TIN HERALD WANT AD PAGE
has "a classification for every purpose
hnd results for those who use thom.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-08
CROWLEY CARDS
TRIBE ACTION
Training Camp Boosters Send
Word of Four Dates With
Athletics.

Chamber Of Commerce officials Of
Crowley. La, the spring training camp
Of Jack Hendricks Indians. have sent
word to indianapolis that four dates
have been secured with the Philadelphia
Athletics. The Hoosiers will be sent
against the American Leagucrs at Crow
lev March 10 at Lake Charles March 70,
and again at Crowley March 20 and II.
Connie Mack Will train his Athletics nj
Lake Charles and, as he usually taxes
his PLAYERS South earlier than other big
league managers, the Indians VIII nave
10 step some In order 10 get in good trim
to meet the Philadelphia club.
Crowley baseball boosters also are ne
Cotiating for games with the st. Louis
Cardinals. St Louis Browns and New
York Americana. The Louisiana city de
Slres 10 stage Babe Ruth day and Is
making big offers to the Yankee club OF
hCials 10 bring the home run king there
for an exhibition with the Indiana.
Boosters Of the Rice city apparently
are satisfied that training facilities there
will meet with the full approval Of the
indianapolis club and are going ahead
with big plans. Vice President smith
Mans 10 visit Crowley following the base
bah meeting in Chicago next week IN
order 10 investigate conditions there. he
accented the crowley offer with the un-
that he could cancel II X MS
January visit there disclosed uusaustoc-
tory trimming facilities. However. from
what little has been learned regarding
the place II is almost n certainty that
II has proper facilities and that IL Will
be the Indians 1921 spring camp.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-08
DENTALS FALL
BEFORE DE PAW

GREENCASTLE, Ind, Jan. Sin n
game featured by some sensational goal
shooting De PAW University defeated
the Indiana Dental College basket bail
five by the score Of "a 10 "A. last night.
De PRuw held an Sto3 lead at the end
OF the first ten minutes Of play. Then
Gibson and White staged some sensa-
tional goal shooting The play Of Glib
son over the floor. coupled with the
clever goal shooting, stamps him as one
of the best forwards in the West. The
opening period which ended with De
Paw leading. 20 to 3.
The Tooth Pullers staged come
back In the last half Presenting a more
stubborn defense the Dentals held the
Tigers away from the goal in that half
In such a way that long shots scored
most Of De Pauws points DeakYne.
sent In for Reeves late in the first half.
went big in the last period He started
the fireworks with two long shots from
the eide Of the floor. Late in the half
Mcpherson. who had been showing speed
over the door. found the basket for two
field goals. In the last half De PAW
scored fourteen points 20 the Dentals'
eleven. Alice OF De PAW tossed in the
final goal of the game in the last second
Of play on long shot.
Writer'S passing and guarding was
the feature of the Dental College play.
Gibson was the big star for De PAW.
Durin.; tho intermlssion between halves
sweaters were presented 10 the first and
second team men on tho De Paw football
squad, and the big crowd gave the grid
iron heroes a series OF cheers that made
those men know that the students are
strong for them.