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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-18
J. FRASER BARBRlCK, N. D.

Surgeon and Specialist. For seven
years Teacher and Professor in the California
Eclectic Medical College. Graduate Cincin-
natl, 1893; Atlanta, 1900; Los Angeles, 1910;
Post Graduate New York Policlinic, 1902;
N. Y. P. g., I907-s; Edinburg, London and
Paris, 1912; Vienna and Harvard, 1918. Ex-
President and member Of various MEDICAL and
scientific societies. AS Teacher, Writer and
Specialist his reputation is international.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-18

eral appearance and pleading to
merits of the libel.
Exceptions sustained.
For Over 20 Years
A. S. A. Officer
To Be in the City
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-18
READ HIS CREDENTIALS

For the benefit of those who may not know
him we'll. the following credentials will ena-
bic the patient to judge whether the Doctor
is qualified to cure him or not.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-18
Cumberland County
Rescript from Law Court

LlbeIlant's Exceptions Sustained in
Case of Della Nj. Smith VS.. Hubert
0. Smith in Rescript Drawn by
Associate Justice Wilson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-18
\Vonderfnl x Raw Examinations FREE


Machines
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-18

ac1mmcde the who unable him
and OF
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-14
OBRECON'S FORUM
MEXICAN PRESIDENT SUBMITS
TO NEWSPAPERS QUESTIONS
tNewsDaper enterprise Association,

(Newspaper Enterprise association.l
MEXICO CITY. Feb 14-Open for
am meetings every Is days with news
paper correspondents, both Mexican
and foreign. is new and established
policy OF President Obregon
His plans for legislation TO be dealt
with by the special session of congress
were outlined by the president at his
first meeting with the newspaper mon.
He gave fully as much promise for
a peaceful and prosperous future for
Mexico by his manner as he did by
his words.
Only once during The hour and 40
minutes that the conference lasted.
did President Obregon refuse to give
L prompt. clear answer
That was when he was asked for
his opinion as TO the best kind of an
international court
His Limitations
/ My vision III Mexican politics is
acne too broad, he said My vision
Jas to world politics is less broad
Therefore beg to be excused from ex
4 ElCSSsiAS sln OpluiOE-
When the questioning had proceed
ed Tor 30 minutes 0bregon suggested
that each man take his turn ana asl
as many questions as he desired
Obregon was asked if his govern
menti was taking steps 10 negotiate
treaty with the United States alon,
lines suggested by cambridge Cob,
and Roberto Pesqueria.
Under my administration no treat
1 will be needed to force Mexico to dis
charge her international obligations,
was his reply.
Mexico should begin her nel
course OF action free to accord to al
foreigners and nationals a clear RI
cognition OF the rights OF others. Tha
is duty Mexico owes herself as niue
as to others and one Mexico viii PEI
form without treaty
Champagne Served
A stan officer appeared at the pre-.
ident'S summons.
These gentlemen do not appear t
be prohibitionists, the president sal,
= Everyone laughed with the presider
/ as the stsaff officer retired
He returned with walters and a
joined in drinking champagne TO IN
presidents health
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-14
Lady Nicotine Follows
u. Borfeycorf1 to Grave

hind the heaTse, wendell its weary
way through the business section TO
the little hillside graveyard. where
The departed" friend of most OF the
male population was buried with
pomp and ceremony.
The obsequies followed a week 5
campaign during which religious WORK
ers secured the pledge of all local
merchants that they would cease sell.
in@ tobacco.
Cnwley is in the Big Horn coun.
try OF northwestern Wyoming, close
TO the Montana border line. aud has
population Of about zoo
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-14
international News servIee.l

COWLEY. Wyo., Feb l4-Lady Me
o:ine has been laid to rest here along
side of John Barieycorn aud the tive
Kings AIcohol and Tobacco arc
peacefully renosing in a local Gene
terry.
Impressive funeral services were
held recently for King Tobacco. Head
ed by brass band THAT played mourn
full dirges he Funeral procession ii
Guiding a hearse that contained the
corpse" OF Old King Tobacco an'
scores OF moQrners who marched 5e
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-14
MANY EXHIBITS FOR THE
ORLANDO FAip hpE 4,

Exhibits for the Orlando Fair. which
opens tomorrow, flowed into the offices
OF the Chamber of Commerce today.
ready to be taken toSthe Fair tonight
and tomorrow. The exhibits attracted
considerable attention, making the
best showing Daytona has ever offered
for the Sub-Tropical Fair at Orlando.
An attractive exhibit OF strawber.
ries, and other fruit, and vegetables
make up the show, together with sew
eral cases of Clarendon Club ginger
ale. which win be donated by Loves
Bottling Works TO the Orlando hos
p!tal after the Fair
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-14

dietilling. drying, syrup making and
cattle feeding.
Her production OF 100000 tons in
the l92o21 campaign, compares weak.
ly with Germauys 1928 output OF
2,e9315f. metric tons, but at the pres
eut rate of recovery il will not take
this country as long as her competi-
tors predicted to regain her pre-em-
ineuca in the world production and
expectation OF beet sugar.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-14

eChocolate Eclairs at A. p. C. Bak-
cry. 343-1.13-tf
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-14
oRMoND SCHOOL NOTES

check for s975.6S from the Caro-
INA Portland Cement Co, returned
sacks and ordered endorsed over
to Il d Barnhart, he having purchas
ga he material at invoice prices.
com Mcclellan reported having let
contract for furnishing and Install
ing electric fixtures TO Stanley CARMEL
for s23075.>a reduction of sl2 having
been made on the original bid for
change to drop cords in toilets and
teachers rooms.
Secretary was instructed to write
Mr.. Garnef urging him to push the
plumbing contract to completion in
order that all the accounts on the
main building may be closed
Action of chairman and secretary
in issuing check for $500 to Wiley Mil
ton On account of Stanley CARMEL.
pumping contract, was approved.
The following checks We're ordered
drawn on this account:
Mark & Sheftall. bal. due on
architectural acct ..-.-...-...$ 1010
Crews q Brawshaw, contract 1000
Daytona Sheet Metal Works
bal. on heat, contract .-...--..----- 800
r. S. Maley build materials 10
Gruber, Morris Hdw. build,
materials L. .-....-.-.--..--..-...-.-. 81
Warrant ordered drawn to F. E. C.
Ry. for S5604 freight to be charged
10 account of Crews & Bradshaw, the
item being for their contract on Bar
berville school
q
Sheftall read, in which they praised
Crews 4 Bradshaw for the splendid
work done on this building and the
very successful manner in which it
has been built under such trying cir
Onmstances. Special mention being
made OF the first class material used
throughout the construction
Complaints en- Transportation
Complaint having been filed against
II. L. Berry. transportation contractor
between DeLeon and DeLand. at the
last meeting of the board, as per re
quest of the board, he was present
ga made statement in reference tt
the same. Mr. Berry submitted let
Ter from Principal T. F. EzeH, stating
that Mr.. Berry's buss has been late il
arriving at the school about thres
times during the year, and that other
wise so far as he has been able t,
learn the services being rendered b.
Mr.. Berry as as satisfactory as tn,
services of contractors ON that lvut,
in past years have been 1t was state,
by Mr.. Berry that boys transported OF
his huss, upon reaching DeLand, Sc,
cral minutes before school convention
time. leave the school grounds and g
mp town, getting back to school tardy
and it is his belief that when the il
formation reaches the parent thes
boys tell the parents that the buss wa
late. L was recommended that the. cit
school forbid transportation to pupil
leaving the. grounds to og to tow
without written requests from IA
ents.
information in hand indicating tina
the DeLand firsts grade is crowded
capacity and that the present humble
enrolled is even more than the teacl
ers can do justice by. instruction
were given Principal 3. r. Ezen. to r
fuse admission to new pupils for tn
fradeu Mess they are able TO take L
the work Of the grade at Il
time of application and keen MP ii
work without extra help from II
teachers.
eChocolate Eclairs at A. p. c. Ba
cry. 34s-t.1st
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-14

If you want loD-try a CLASSIFIED
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-14
NEEDED: A DOG POUND
tNRWspaper Enterprise AssocI7tIon.)

I'FNW spaptI ETIttTpFIst NsaOCTT tIOn.)
WINNETkA, H.. Feb. 14.-This
towns needs dog pound as a fire pre-
Veatioa measure H. the past dogs
found @lthout license tags have been
tic' 10 tho wheels % fire engines.
Every time the fire gong rang precious
minutes were lost uniying the dogs
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-14

"a. y. e.. electric wasting machines
solve lhe labor problem. ~ Nm BROS.
429-2.I4f.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-14

GENERAL CHARLES G. Dawes.
CHICAGO. lit.
DEAR GENERAL.
WHEN | was a boy.
IN MY home town
AND EVERY Sunday.
WENT TO Sunday school.
AND EVERY Friday
70 THE Band OF Hope
THEY USED 10 tell mo
THAT IF + "swore
AND usEp profanity
THAT WHEN I died
I'd BE east away
AND MADE 10 suffer
FOR EVER and ever
AND / recall
VEGY MANY nfeht
I'D LIE abed
AND TRY 80 Gsure
JUST HOW long.
FOR EVEe and ever.
REALLY WAS
AND THiilKlNG about it.
WOULD SCARE me sda
AND SOMEHOW, Charlie.
THROUGH ALL my days
THOSE EVER and ever.
sLEEPLEss NIGHTS.
HAVE STAYED with me
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-14
WEEKLY CAZETTE-NEWS
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY

year. s200; six months, slo0- in advance.
Delivered by mali to all parts of the
United States. Canadian and foreign
postage at the rate of 50 cents per year
additional
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-14
We TO W NE Go , D T
Registere, u. Patent once
Registered U. S. Patent ONO

AND ON occasions.
WHEN I'd bit my thumb.
INSTEAD OF the nail
OR CHANGE tire
ON A country read.
WHEN I'd get through.
WITH WHAT I'd say
ID HARk me back.
TO THE sunday School.
AND NOW YOU come.
AND FOB a week
I'VE SAT- me down
AND READ the press.
AND WHAT you said
ON THE witness stand.
AND THE cHss words used
AND ] say 10 myself
WHAT Z terrible man,
AND MAKE up my mind.
ut WHITE 10 you
AND SAY 10 you
F1d TicKLED 10 death
YOU TOLD tause guys
JUST WHAT sou did
IN THE way sou 4lid
AND INA your friend
FOR EVER and ever
Z THANK you.
"a. q. e.. electric washing machin
dive fhe labor problem. ~ Nm BRO
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-18
FIN N<tItI NOTES.

Tho tsad, IIuurdatlor N Pullman by
Chcaro interest continues The stock
ralr new low record for the vcar
~,fJr,fet ohcu il sold v,thln = fraction Of
i,t II r"pattsd hat similar hqmdn-
tom taking place 10 International llaI-
,,.t.t s. r- Rnrhu,k urd ~ stock of
tt1iu utb,i paues with -hcadqua1-
thc om,aen d,stuct
p, strong pn-Itlou ~ tho oil industry
.H tho P4cIh, rnast Is reflected IN annual
.t.t.ueut 80 California Petroleum Corpf
~ th, war ended December 81. 1920 Il
.Hat,,d rroht for the 1870 sharc- If
atentur -tprk 81 SloOl = share the
.1l.~f Thus far earned bv the company
r., aur Tunes a- large rs results for
fpla
lf,rrc arrow solid rs low rs s15 in tho
p.e.n,hcr break Il has slucc hccn -
lEi a~ ~ hiit hike most ot the other
pet g tocks begins 10 show the effect 81
pt,tt.tahlng induced hv the 20port
ai,auoe Tho pasSouger-car depart
,a,ftt ni tbc company IS working on full
ai5l, shlpprg No cqJs monthl,
iH. truck department IS dotpg compare
tt,I, httc and vhlle tic company Is re-
ported ru excellent physical shape. there
Ittle likelihood. u Is sand. IA responsible
oufrf .f- ~ = resumption of dividend paw
nt WtIch we've discontinued two wears
t.. bt. o9re vnch were s. 0O0. 900
It..ut : ar. reported t. have been re-
iuc.d lafg
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-18
STOCK PRICES GO Down
UNDER SHORT PRESSURE
Rails. Steels. Equipments and
Oils Hardest Hit; Pullman
at Lowest OF Year.
n, Associated rrcss to Every Evening

~ Associated I'rcss to Every fNehihE
<,w York April IS wall street
tA.so 4. n. t--On thu stock exchange the
wccl opened with irregular price chang
is although gains prcdominated
aus lrd tn, Hrmcr issues. notably
.-Ni,an ami california petroleums and
General Asphalt Ilcndcc Manufactur-
m coca cola. Famous Players. Bald
N,n Locomotive. American Smelling
and columbia Gas also were variably
hghyr
I;all4 were disposed 10 ease moderate
h uilh equipments. Pullman falling
n, points tn par thc low Of the year.
I.,od @p,,.nltire also reacted fraction
allt
Iu5, ,\,hanr, rates on London
pointed a. rurthct disintcgration of the
Ialt-h industrial ,risis.
\spu \,tiue tns absence nf buying
urd,ts p,, ~. week end. shorts con
ndsutik rNt.ud,d their operations dur
lnr tb, morning No part Of the list
escaped tbcir attention hut rails. steeis.
,,ilipiu, uts and nile were under especial
pres~ut,
Canadian Pa,in, fcH - duplicating
Its recent low piirc. Delaware and Ilud-
son ost and Pullman extended its dc
,ru. d. s', points ou adverse dividend
r..rs
eH Forfeited oarlv gains and tohac-
... textiles ruhbcrs and sugars were
- lli.d among the heavy spccialties.
s. Hfh 81. miscellaneous issues as Scars
I.a.Iu,l
ID. h,ud m5rh.t especially rails also
r.t,, CalI money opened At the
=, ~ nN,i l,tc II sevcn per cent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-18
NEH ISSUE
Not rcdcsmsbss besevsiM.y Z. 1871
Dated NJ ny I. foz
Due Asy I, i~t

payable 1andN Land
Prmpa payable OF dreged bond.G
n o
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-18
SITI tTION WITH PRINTERS.
Baltimore Meeting Declares Against
tt-UoUr Week.


IT, Hr.I.ndIne t4-hour work week
tr th, urirtjuE trades iu this city will
roiab, de natural death" prior 10
Nte Tine date SGT hy the Interna tional
T,rorrauhisal Union for its establish
rsrt \,arly ivory job printing -
rshaehwont n Wilmington has de
-Iarci AGAINST thr change
A. The convention # The Fourth Die
'riet T1rn'hota, Federation held in
U,'uror, last Frida1 and Saturday. 1S5
aoIcrat.S from the -four states included
r. fhs Federation went on record as on
.e-laI ihc 81 hour work week VIII
nrtor was rcprosonted at the con
,.nttar bv 4 Y savior. W r TAYLOR
DHari,- I GraN l. L Banks and II
d Eouecr
Th, following resolution was adopted
# th. Norfolk meeting % The Fourth
r -fr.t 10 TNpothetae passed April
Resolved Tha, We the employins
nr.utcrs ~ the Fourth District IN mass
,Ioet.ue assembled. state unequivocal- I
oat disapproval ~ any reduction in
tas uaes,ut working hours and recon-
nI.ud to thc members Of the Fourth
astr.t Typothctac Federation that
thc, RESIST any attempt to enforce such
reduction eNeept where such reduction
mas ti'"uN "tch dhit'N 4" ~ tOhtidc'
A. the convention held last Friday
ana SATURDAY in Baltimore, the follow
,uI addition Wa mad. TO the resolution
PASSED at Norfolk
Tn, Federation has Just reaffirned
Its uucuuiVoCal opposition to the A
tuui work week with this addition to
.ht Norfolk resolution and be il further
Resolved That in the fulfllment OF
tas resolution every member of the
Federation pledges himself to protect
the interests Of his fellow members.
and assls' thcm in every possible way =
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-18
SOLDIERS SHOOT COMRADES.
Two OF Crown Forces Mistaken for
Slim Feiners Slain in Irish Hotel

Ty Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Limerick. Ireland, April 18-Two
members ~ the crown forces were kill
I'd and one was wounded in a hotel at
castle Connel. county Limerick last
.vening when soldiers arriving at the
hotel in lorTies miStook some of their
.omrades in civilian clothes already at
The hugtlry. for Sim Feiners and be
gan firing
Dennis ODonoVan. proprietor of the
aotel also was shot and killed. One re
port SAYS hc was taken into the hotel
ward and executed on suspicion Of har-
nnrIng roIsels
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-18

Westminster kh,sntucky hvc. nosr !ioaoh
baths, running water q A. Ropp. Owner
and Prop. Open all year
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-18
Since the last issue of Federal Land Bank Borr}s
two events Of interest have occurred, viz

o "a that Banks
the andQb
of States
n,cn exenp from mum and ocaia
of hve houthe dse.
demand
romda o o in sha bondsnox
offer are he to be nsued under nautho<
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-18
LITTLE MOVIE STAR BETTER.
tackle touean. THE hid" Expected 10
Recover FROM Severe Illness.

Now York April IS Jackie Coogan.
q star with Charlie Chaplin in The
kId and the hero in Peck Bad Boy, =
ounncd To- his hotel room with acute
Inflammation of the bronchial tubes, is
-huwlnE signs of Improvement" ac-
ordinE "a a statement issued yesterday Y
Ia Dr Jesse $ lehman
While his temperature has not NOV
I'd Grom I0l) and the crisis is not pass
". Dr. HeIman s statement continued,
expect him 10 recover. Jackie is a
game fighter and obeys his nurse and
attendants remarkably well"
Absolute rest and quiet have been
prescribed for the boy. No visitors out
side OF his official family" are admitted
10 the sIck-room
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-18
Another Field for Conquest.

Instead of the synthetic COW, one
would have expected Detroit's most
noted manufacturer would have turned
1is attention 10 "a synthetic gasoline
scll.-Detroit Free Press.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-18
INCREASE OIL PRICES,
lated Press To I'vorv teven,nr

By Associated preas To Everv Evening
Tttshurg. April lS An increase In
the price of crude oils was announced
here today by tho principal purchasing
agencies. The increase ranged from
ton to twenty i've cents a barrel
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-18

The while
information
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-18

Every Evening classified ads pay big
returns call 1000 Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-18
Special attention = directed TO the following
Statement of Secretary of the Treasury Mellon:

IT. sr~>y
q a Of
II Of hs of V k<uslux of
ae Iz~d
Itarsho
OF
4 o
rg~ o
THIS uH ee"ru de-a~S for
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-30

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Dec. 20.
A new systom in football training
is being worked out at Indiana
university for introduction next
fall. according 20 Roscoe (Cow)
Minton. former Indiana gridiron
star and coach OF the freshman
squad last season. The plans were
let out at the recent banquet here
OF the indianapolis alumni for the
team. Here are some OF the pro-
posals.
"Dates" will be barred COM
pletely during football seasons at
Indiana hereafter.
All "hc-mon" are expected to
try out for the football team.
Only a physiCian's certificate OF
inability will prevent student.
who does not appear in football
togs from being placed on the
Stacker" list.
Freshmen will be taught foot
bail instead Of trying to learn the
plays OF the different clevens In
diana will meet during tho season.
Second, third or fourth elev-
ems, will he used for the varsity
battering ram so that the frosh-
men, when they become eligible
for the varsity, will know some
thing about football instead ot
merely having Couglomcrate
mass OF plays as used by the uni
vcrsltics OF the central west rum
ming through their heads.
The plan has meet with favor
among the faculty and nnder-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-30
Timely Comment
OAKLAND HANNAH
GRABS FEATURE
BY HEAD MARGIN
Skookum Disposes Of Ri.
walls in Dash Easily;
Marathon Today

Dog racing history Wus made 0t
Mid Continent park yoEiorduy after.
noon when Oakland Hannah copied
tho DAYS feature az vc-Hiytocuths
uf milo lv sHuut Wargin ~ a
head from Lord llolpum Tho paWc
hair line advantage was an that en-
uhird lord itcipuw go finish second
pud Mickey ClHil third. had but a
similar lead over behave yourself.
which came in fuuuu.
10 WIS impossible flr spectators to
tell which dog had won, or for that
matter which ones were iu tn"
money Close ug ~ was. however
the judges saw the iuiah alike the
decision ON first. oCC0ud and third
being ununimuuT white there hdv
been many races won b. head a.
Mid-Cuutiucut park. never before
since greyhound racing wes oetab-
ushod here have the three first dogs
been so close together
Tho ruco was close all tho way
Coming into the stretch Mickey clair
led by mock. Lord llelpum was SEQ
ond by half length, Oakland Han
nah was thud by Il length, Billy
Ray was fourth by hair length
and Behave Yourself was In fifth pu-
sition longth ahead OF Sawhuck.
tho last dog Thus only three lengths
aud q neck separated the first sprint
cr from the last.
While Oakland Hannah wae put
ting fourth such Huprcme efforts 10
stretch her nose under the Judges
stand first, the consistent Skookum
made = procession out of tho three.
stNtcenths feature event romplng n
eight lengths ahead Of Jessoruc.
Skookum brcezod through hc
stretch after being given n good
contest up to the last turn, Skoo-
Eums time for the distance was
10 10 seconds.
There were two other exceedingly
close finishes New Moon annexed
the first race from Fiery Flrt by
head and Rush Reuben had only
neck to spare In clash with Ernest
Wild Bill In the second. Reuben
came from behind to win In the
stretch. Ernest might have won but
for going wide at the last turn
An unusual treat IL provided for
dog race fans today. a real mara
thon" event at three-eights mile.
Some OF the stellar long distance
performers OF the truck are entered.
Handsome Ray. CollarA, Fnir
Chance, Joic Ray. Red Parton and
Miss Vindlcator are those to leap
from the box.
Dufiy's Malt, winner of n race by
Wide margin on his last out. again
is to bo soen In action. Killarney
Lad. The Tiger and Flirting Boy are
some OF tho opponents ho'll face.
The other races scheduled for this
afternoon also are we'll balanced.
Post time In the first event Is 0
o'clock.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-30

CLEVELAND, Dec 29.--An in
novatlOn In scoring, which will
force harness horse race drivers
TO start their mounts to-
gcther will be recommended
to the Grand circuit stewards
when they convene here January
and 10. The system will be in
augurated at North Randall at
the initial Grand circuit melting
this summer, regardless OF the ao-
tion taken by the stewards, ac-
cording TO Win Kinnan, secretary
OF the Forest City Livestock and
Fair company.
1t "a planed to have the horses
in each race go to n tape placed
at point so yards above the
judges stand, turn and parade
back In the positions allotted by
the draw to a point so yards be-
low the judges stand where
man will be stationed in the
oentcr OF the track. At the tape
tho horses will fall In single file.
half following the inside rail and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-30
COlLegiate-Olympic
Union Is Turned DOlCn

NEW YORK, Dec. 29,--The Ma
tional Collegiate Athletic association
today definitely declined the invita-
ton OF the American Olympic
association to join with IL In future
control of American participation In
olympic games,
The vote was 4S to 0 against such
atfiliation In the present form OF
the Olympic associations organiza-
tion.
The collegiate association also
went on record as favoring the idea
OF an organization OF "A national ath-
letic federation" proposed by Score
tary OF War Weeks, A resolution to
this effect said, I'm part, that the
question OF the eNtcnt and manner of
the participation OF this urganiza
tion In the proposed National Ath-
letlC federation be left to the eNecu.
tive committee of the National Col
legiato a, A.. or the board OF al.
reotors II there is one, for discussion
and report one year hence"