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Evening star., 1921-01-07

Another conference member, ln0l2u
has arranged to come on to Cam
bridge, to play Harvard next fall
hut since the Hoosiers have always
had difficulty in drawing desirable
games out Of the conference hat their
Harvard date is not regarded in the
same light as the Chicago Princeton
arrangement. --
DisDoluti0A In Probable.
The fact Of the matter is that far
seeing conference authorities fear the
rise Of a situation in the not distant
future which will see reduction In
the influence and the significance OF
the western conference. or worse. the
disintegration of the organization
Conditions which would make for this
distressing state of affairs would be
the spread Of the intersectional home
and home idea as it will be applied
beginning next fall. by Chicago and
the Tigers. In this event. as will be
grasped. the big intersectional game
might well, probably would. take
precedence over the big intraconfer-
ence contesct.
One may imagine. for example. that
the Princeton-Chicag game in Chi
cagu in 1892 will be likely to over
shadow any conference contest OF
that day. possibly of that season. The
Maroons conceivably will want ar
easy game the week before the strug-
gle with Nassau, and q fairly mild
game the following week in order
that the eleven may recover from
the mental and physical strain. This
means of course, only one thing, that
colleagues of the conference will suf-
fer in the matter of dates.
Again. since it Is regarded as most
likely that not only Yale, but Har.
ward and other leading eastern
oIovop~ ~iJ1 foJIOvv Princefon'S ex.
ample in the matter of home-and
home games, and that such big west.
ern elevens as Illinois, Michigan
Wisconsin and Minnesota will b
eager to meet the fasteners hall
way, unless steps designed to pro
|tect the integrity and the importance
of the big Ten are taken without
delay, some action Of the sort as out
lined in a foregoing paragraph may
result.
AS the situation now stands ou1
west there is no doubt that Chicsg0'
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II Carnegie Tech meets Georgetown
ana Catholic University It will be the
d1rst A<hIetic engagement between the
schools Tho first mentioned plans to
ssnd its base bali team here the COM
ing spring. and evidently thinks that
arrangements to meet local schools IN
other sports should be helpful to its
ethlettc interests.
George Washington will line up in
41S opening basket ball game tonight
With William and Mary at the Coli
seum with what It thinks should be
ON tho hoor In q decade At center
win Be Loehler. star pivot man of the
cAAmpfonShip Technical High quint
FAST year: at guards will be Daily and
Boteler. who held down the positions
IN 1920. and at forwards Stephens and
Eskew, players of considerable ex-
perfence. Eskew entered George
Washington from the University OF
Illinois. but was not at the middle
western institution long enough to en-
gage in intercollegiate athletics. His
experience in scholastic basket ball.
though. is such that he is expected to
develop into an exceptionally capable
player. Stephens comes from South
Dakota and has shown sufficient in
practice to indicate his worth to the
quint-
A preliminary to the game between
George Washington and William and
Mary will be played between the
Hatchetite Freshmen and Technical
High. The Freshmen-Tech contest is
to begin at 2 o'clock and the varsity
struggle Immediately afterward, about
8 o'clock
George Washington has not made any
decision shout being represented by a
grounds and other considerations will
DO gone into thoroughly before the
board which controls athletics makes a
determination one way or the other.
CatAolic University and GalIaudet are
getting ready to entertain visiting
basket ball teams tomorrow nigh. in
their first games since the holidays. St
Johns Of Annapolis. unless it shows
much better form in basket ball than
it did in foot ball last fall, should not
do anything more than give the Brook
sesses a good five. notwithstanding the
loss Of one or two good men, but may
find itself up against a very versatile
aggregation when it faces Lebanon VAL
ley at Kendall Green.
In a practice game last night the
Kendall Greeners made merry at the
expense OF the Boiling Field aviators.
winning 60 TO 4.
There will be a preliminary to the
CAfhoIic Unfversfty-St Johns game, the
BfOoklAud Freshmen starting contest
at 1880. The first half viii be played
prfor to the start Of the main game
and the contest will be completed while
the varsity players are enjoying the
rest period
Interclass basket ban viii get under
way at Catholic University tonight. the
senior Law and tie senior academic
ouints playing. There are seven teams
in The circuit, repfesenting the fresh
men, sophomore. Junior and senior
aoademic classes and the freshmen.
1ur,ior and senior law classeG. At least
ono xzmo will be played each night.
pm Robb. director Of mass athletics,
II n chAIHA
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eastern coup has cRused emotions
among the big ten" constituents
which approximate jealousy: Those
close to foot ball beyond the Aife--
ghenies admit that there are coaches
and faculty men who are keen for
the interseetional idea, but it had,
been noticed that this attitude IS
tmainIy a theoretical one, and that
the plan are those eIevens who have
opportunity to shine az representa-
tives of the art Of middle western
foot bail. The present issue has never
come up before because intersectionaf
games of recent years In which con-
ern eIevens have been involved have
/ not been regarded as truly repre-
sentative. o.
But the Chicago Princeton game
will be in every sense. Chicago was
| rated fifth in the conference rank
| ing this season, it is true. but in
| juries and other bits of hard luck
initiated against such showing as
| she was entitled to make. while next
' season the midway outfit is expected
| of the country. At the same time,
| Princeton. which was generally ac-
| knowledged as the eastern leader.
| will have a team in 1921 at least as
7 strong as the outfit which wore the
Orange and Black stripes last fall.
While. thus. the prospects Of great
| sport are bright, thoughts of less
| sanguine nature are rife among Chr.
cago's conference colleagues. =.
Indians First to Go West. n
The first eastern eleven. which un.
| dertook the journey to the west coast
| was the Carlisle Indians, who played
the University of California at San
Francisco in 1899. Christmas day.
California was coached by Garry
Cochran and Ad Kelly. and they turn
ed out 4 defense which held the
| lightning Indians to a safety. The
Blue and Gold failed to score. -
(CbpyKfght, 1901.l
Evening star., 1921-01-07
High School Basket Bali
Title Series Opens TODAY

Titular high school basket
bail begins this afternoon at
the Cofisenm Mt $40 o'clock
with games between Western
and Busfnesx, Central and East
ern. Tech, which captured the
championship n year aso,
makes ftS first appearznce
Tuesday, when It meets West.
ern. All the schools are saia
to be better supplied with ma
terial than usual. and another
close series should he played.
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G. W. U. NINE WILL PLAY
JOHNS HOPKINS MAY 1a

George Washington appears on the
Johns Hopinks base ball schedule for a
contest In the Monumental city, May IS.
The other games booked by the Balti-
moreanS are:
March 25, Richmond. at Richmond !;
26, Virginia, at Charlottesville; %. Stew
ems; 81, Penn.
College; "A, Western Maryland: 16,
washington and Lee; %. v. M. l.; 80,
Virginia
May 2, Swarthmorp: II. Mount st
Mary's; IA. Western Maryland; 81, St
Johns; %, Lehigh.
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Carnegie Would PayG andC T. Gden Western Conference Fa
Pick U. s. Woman Colfers
To Sex British Laarels

3 NEW YORK. January 5-Five
women golfers, fneladlnE MISS
.AlexAn Stirling, three tinaes-sa-
tionnI woman champiOa, hAve
been selected tentatively N
Amerien's delegation that viii
attempt to wrest lSurels On Brit
fSh links next spring. II waS
learned here today. The Others
are: Miss Marion Hollins, Mrs.
f. {. Let's, Mrs. Ronald H. Raf-
low and Mas Edith Cummings.
Evening star., 1921-01-07
COLGATE FIVE IN LONG
TRIP FOR FOUR GAMES

One of the longest college basket
ball trips of the year will be made
next month, when Colgate Journeys
from Hamilton, N. Y, to NEBRASKA
for four games.
Two Of the contests will be win
Creighton, February ~ ana lfj "nite
the others will be with Nebraska the
following two days.
Evening star., 1921-01-07
u. S. NETMEN CAPTURE
new ZEALAND TITLES

AUCKLAND, New Zealand, Janu-
land tennis championship in both
singles and doubles yesterday. Will
liam T.. Tilden of Philadelphia, de-
feated Capt. Watson NJ Washburn.
also an American, in the singles.
while Tilden and William NJ John
ston of San Francisco. defeated Nor
man E. Brookes and Gerald f. Pat
terson. the Australians. The. sin
giles ran to five sets, and the doubles
to four.
The American team, with the ex-
ception Of Johnston. will play in
Australia, returning to the United
States by way Of the orient
Evening star., 1921-01-07
California Crew Plans
To Row at Poughkeepsie

BERKELEY, CaNE., January
S.-The Uniyersity Of CalfforniA
crew may c0npete thas spriHE
1n the infefcollegiate re81tfM Af
P0uxhkeepaie, and also VIII en-
deAvOF to aFF1AEe . d0ul re.
GAttA with PFiaceto0, It n 1a-
n0unced by COnch Ben Wallis.
The enstern trip n centfngent
upon a victory Over Unfversfty
Of Warrington In April.
Evening star., 1921-01-07
|INTERSECTIONAL GAMES :
MAY DISRUPT "BIG TEN"
BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

1EN the meeting Of delegates the intercollegiate
wv takes likelihood that the question
y O willie
within the realms of probability that definite
will be taken the matter which
bv big
through the the University
pacefor the O 1921 and 1922
Evening star., 1921-01-07
B. P. I. Captures -Four Titles.

Polytechnic Institute won
four Maryland scholastic athletic
titles in 1920 in base ball. soccer. Ia
crosse and tennis. Baltimore City
College captured the 11onors in track
and field, swimming and basket ball.
while Tome won the foot bali cham
pionship.
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Decide Boston College
Deserves Grid Honors

The Veteran Athletes OF Phil
adelpinia, an OrEantzation OF
sports champions Of mOrs. than
twenty-five years. ago.. that has
undertaken to name annually
the enstern collegiate foot ball
champions, has selected Boston
College this year.
Evening star., 1921-01-07
Plan International Fencing.

The Amateur Fencers' League of
America is considering challenging
English and Italian teams to a series
of tournaments in this country next
spring. The 1921 national champion
ship will be held in New York on
April 20.
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:ENVOY is HERE SEEKING
GAMES FOR NEXT FALL
BY H. G. BYRD.

~AKNET ball with Catho-
Ee University and for next fall and understood
that here to interview
Hilltop and Brooand with completing nego-
invited Catholic University
Pitts
probably
has Georgetown prevail the
Carnegie management to play on Thanksgiving day.
Evening star., 1921-01-07
Stadium for Atlantic City.

Atlantic City will have a $5,oGO,-
600 athletic stadium. The incorpora-
ton Of the National Stadium, Inc: Tor
that amount, at Baltimore, has been
announced.
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Nayv Would Book G. q.

Navy is angling for a track meet
with Georgetown in April. Dual
games already have been listed by the
Midshipmen, as follows: April %,
Harvard; May z, Virginia: May IA,
Pittsburgh
Evening star., 1921-01-07
A. and N. Five in Game.

Army and Navy Prep Schools quint
is engaging the Martinsburg High at
the ''Y' here today. Both have for
midable teams.
Evening star., 1921-01-07
''Bin'' Fetzer Becomes Head
of North Carolina u. Sports

<HAPEL HILL C., January ZBl Fezer for ath-
letc director North Carolina State College has accepted
similar position University North Carolina He
arrived here Bob" will be director
Evening star., 1921-01-07
0rth TO Umuire Again.

Al Orth, former big league pitcher
and umpire, will hold an indicator in
the Virginia League next season.
Evening star., 1921-01-07
A1oysius Harriers to Meet,

There win be an important meeting
Of the Aloysius Harriers tonight at
Z 80 o'clock at the club
Evening star., 1921-01-07

SAN FRANCISCO, January 7.-Wil.
liam n. Mccarthy has decided to ac-
cept tine presidency Of the Pacific Coast.
Base Ball Eeague. to which he recently
was reelected. =
Evening star., 1921-01-07
Pitt Arranges Dual Meets

University Of Pittsburgh will hold
fual meets with Penn State, Navy,
Johns Hopkins and other college COM
binationS.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-11
MURDERS II WOMEN, o COURT GIVES UP
FrenChman Held, Causes Worry
 to Official, Who Drops Case

Paris. Feb. 11.-Henri Desire Lam dru. under indictment charged with Dshe murder of eleven women to whom at various times he promised mar Arlage. and whose trial before the French Assizos had been set for March list. has succeeded in obtain ing another postponement of his trial. Landru has been in jail for two years and recently was sentenced to five years in tail and subsequent Deportation for swindling.
 ' Under French law. n man accused
 crime has tho right to take cogni- Nance Of tho dossier in his case be- foro facing the jury. He may mako n light upon the legality of any of m documents being subnaltted to thD Iury.
 The doaaier in Landru's case in- cindes 1000 documents all of which have to bo copied, as tho public
New Britain herald., 1921-02-11

prosecutor does not trust the originals in the hands of the accused. The work of copying tho documents will occupy more than n month.
 Landru has informed the court that he will require several weeks in which to study the documents as he intends to challenge all of them as irrelevant.
 Iandru caused considerable worry and annoyance to Judge Bonin while the latter was Investigating the case and now that it has been turned over to the prosecutor of the republic he has adopted the same tactics.
 To one of the assistants of the prosecutor who approached him with procrastination saying that French justice has other things to look after than the Landru case. the, alleged Gambais Bluebeard replied:
 Then why won't you let me go. I am perfectly willing" Then he added: How I miss Judge Bonin. At least he was q gentleman"
New Britain herald., 1921-02-11
WOMEN JURORS GIVE HUMOROUS EXCUSES
Female Sex at London Form
 Amusement for Court

London, Feb. 11.-Excuses offered I by women who for the first time have ! just been called to sit as jurors in Old Bailey, the worlds most famous criminal court, excited a good deal of laughter in that usually sedate place.
 Twenty-four women were sum-
 noned for jury service in criminal cases and mixed juries were formed with. in at least one case, a woman serving as forewoman. The charges lncluded murder, arson and man. slaughter.
 The women appeared quite as anx- ious as men to avoid service on the juries.
 I'm too nervous" was the plea of one.
 I'm not strong minded enough" said another. She was excused.
 Others pleaded inability to leave homework. shopping, business, care of babies or sought to evade service on the ground of their own illness pr that of members of their families.
 ''l know one thing we women will do," said one jurywoman after sitting m the court for a half-hour. we will make the lawyers wear clean wigs and have better manners"
 Others, after their first appearance in the jury box made suggestions that women jurors should be com pensated for disruption of their household routine and that light re- freshments'' should be served during the afternoon court sessions.
 Those in the courtrooms seemed to regard the spectacle of women telling their true ages, in most cases without noticeable heaitay the most surprising part of the novel pro- cedure. One was eighty-three and was excused.
 While, in the cases heard during the opening day, the majority of the verdicts were mot guilty" litigants, both men and women. and their counsel seemed to be reluctant to have women sit in judgment in their cases. It was noticeable that men defendants in particular sought, through repeated challenges. to pre- vent their being seated as jurors
 Men know women can't be hood winked and bamboozled so easily they are too likely to overlook techni- calities and go to eSSentialS-thatS the reason they don't want us," said one woman who had been challenged and excused.
 Women jurors soon will be called to decide . libel actions. breach of promise suits, others fog false inn prisonment, and appearance as jur- ors in the divorce court.
 They have been sitting as jurors in some of the counties in England for some months.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-11
FREE RADIUM TREATMENT.
| Bridgeport Hospital Makes Generous Offer to People of State.

Hartford, Feb. 11.-Authoritiea of the Bridgeport hospital notified the appropriations committee of the leg islature yesterday that the institu- tion has secured PIC milligrams of radium, valued at $25.2O0, for treat ment of cancer, which it will mako available to poor people of Connecti- cut free of charge. if the legislature will appropriate $5O,000 to pay for the food and lodging of such patients and other cases. This is the only radium in any Connecticut hospital. according to pr. John r. Brenahan. of the hospital medical staff. and it Is insured for $30,000.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-11
GRANDMOTHER KNEW
There Was Nothing So Good for Congestion and Colds
 as Mustard

But the old-fashioned mustard plaster burned and blistered while it acted. Get the relief and help that mustard plasters gave, without the piaster and without the blister.
 Musterole does it. It is a clean, white ointment, made with oil of mus tard. It is scientifically prepared, so that it works wonders, and yet does not blister the tenderest skin.
 Gently massage Musterole in with the finger.tips. See how quickly it brings re. Iief-how speedily the pain disappears
 Use Musterole for sore throat, bron. chitis, tonsilitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, headache, conges. ton, pleurisy. rheumatism, lumbago. pains and aches of the back or joints, sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chil- plains, frosted feet colds of the chest Ct often prevents nneunonial.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-11
DEATH FOR GAMBLING

Picking. Feb. 11-Gambling in being severely discouraged in Canton. ac- cording to consular dispatches from there. General Chen Chiung-minE. acting civil governor of Kwangtung. has issued regulations making it an offence punishable by death or 20 to 25 years imprisonment to engage in gambling as a profession. to maintain n gambling house or to protect the maintenance of such a place.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-11
SPECIAL NOTICES

The public is invited to the Annual Lincoln Supper given by L. D. Pen field Camp. $. of V. Aux. No. l, in C. A. R. Hall Saturday. Feb. 18th, from 10 s o'clock. Tickets 50 cents.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-11
To Cure n Cold in One Day

Take GROVES Laxative PROMO oUININE tablets. The genuine bears the signature of F. w. Grove. (Be sure you BROMO.) soc.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-17
Exercise Important
For Pregnant Sheep

Daily exercise, FOR me pregnant
eve IN. an important place IN keep
.ur up the circulation Of blood and
900 putting the digestive trac, in the
best condition and for these reasons
should not be- overlooked II the flock
is 20 be successfully managed during
that period. according 20 -ncep speci-
alisis. Forced exercises may be
necessary az times when ewes will
no; take J, Of their own accord but
care should be practiced az all times
20 see that violent cXcrtiou Is avoid
ed.
One of the best ways 90 induce the
animals 90 take cNercis, j. 20 scatter
rouRhagc over the ground az some
distance from the shelter ~ the ewes
SO that they will BE- compelled 10
walk 90 .J Corn slower set IN a
hook serve, well for th., purpose
and provides feed Tor ,fe animals
with a small amount Of waste, ac-
tNlNlNh - To- - tihi tstN..hAF 'i ANaAF'
OF the sheep husbandry at ,he Ken
lucky Agricultural Experiment sta
ton.
In some eases exercises for the
eve, may be obtained by driving
them a, a moderate pace FOR about
fifteen minutes each day. However.
some ewes are too heavy to be driy-
en- withou, injury TO themselves and
for this reason this means i not al
ways advisable. Driving the ami
mails through deep. stiff mud is apt
TO prove harmful. In order TO avoid
violent exercises care should be taken
10 see tina, dogs are not allowed to
chase the sheep. They should not be
allowed TO jump over obstacles or to
crowd through narrow doors.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-17
DEMOCRATS OF
KENTUCKY
Are To Meet For a Big
Day And Talk Over
Party Affairs
Copy OF Official Call Issued BY The
Demoors,ie State Central And
Executive Committee

VI, dear sir
IN line with the policy adopted by
the Democratic STATE Central and
Executive Comm'tt,c - % square
Nal for the citizen voters ~ Ken
lucky and within the limitations 81
the authority vested in me- - Chair
man 81 the Committees and the auth
GRITTY ~ the Committees. YOU are
hereby requested and called 20 meet
AT the Scclbach fIotcl on the 3Oth.
dag Of November. al two o'clock T..
VI. for q conference
W. have no more authority than
was given u hy the Convention from
which We dcrycd oar power, and
which created Us. wherefore We can
not properly announce new principles
" policies. nor can we without usur-
patton % authority determine the
application 90 any principle already
declared COR In party platform 90 any
given condition. ana thu, bind our
Democratic legislator. We can.
however. confer upon the abuses Of
power and failure " the present ai-
ministration "a, Frankfort 90 keep
faith with the people and how these
abuse. and failures should be- met
and rcmcdicd by The Democratic CON
troll 81 the House and senate This
the people 81 the State nave demand
"a by NJ overwhelming vote IN the
'a-t election
We can and should organize and
direct together with our Democratic
representative an effort, towards an
honest program looking 20 the en-
lIgh.encd constructive and united
handling II party authority IN lcgis-
lativc VorN Thi, can best be- done
by a joint conference Of our com
mittcc. the Democratic members of
the Legislature. our Representative
loo the United State, Congress and
Senate. ami leading Democrats over
the State
We should attend such a confer
cncr with open minds unplcdged and
unembarrassci by any previous
agreement. secret influence or PR
waite control. We should al once
NJ our party above the rcprcach Of
the Hropagandist VINO would brcak
the faith Of the citizens by the IN
siiious suggestions 81 mallgn m
ilucnccs or unworthy obligations
The eyes Of the country are up
on u. The problems that confront
the State have been generously in
trusted 10 Us in the majoriiics Of both
Houses ~ the Legislature We are
expected 20 work 10 the future Of
our State IN the interest Of all the
people regardless II party This
should be- done with clean hands and
We should hold them up where they
can be seen. Wherefore thiscali for
Oh, purposes herein indicated
Very sincerely yours,
tSigrcil Chas 4. Hardin.
Chairman.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-17
Henderson County Far.
mer Starts Important
Fertility Test.

H. H. S,imson. Henderson coun-
~ farmer who j. cooperating with
County Agent H. W Martin and the
extension division ~ the College ~
Agriculture has just started fertili-
ger demonstration on his farm which
b. expected 20 answer many impor
tant questions u soil frIiil ~ for far
mcrs Of That community. according
90 rcpor; from the county. Mr.
Stimson VIII Use different Plots and
make separate and combined tests
Of acid phosphate at the rate Of zoo
% TOO pound, an acre. rock phos-
p1atc at the rate Of 900 to 1000
pounds an acre. limestone al the rate
Of one 90 two tons an acre and farm
manure az the rate Of five 20 ten
tons AN acre.