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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-23

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tons whose directors reside outside
Porto Rico"
Means Exhaused
Means OF understanding with
governor exhaused." the cable
gram concluded.
During absence Pres't Sent. ma
jority party. through Vice Pres't
Torres, agreed TO everything gov
ernor required compatible with
dignity 20 extent transmitting Assoc
ciated Press statement saying party
endorsed governor. Afterwards
Pres't Sent did things almost un-
compatible with self-esteem in try
ing 10 reach understanding but have
reached conclusion governor lacks
competence and seriousness neces-
sary 20 understand and act I'm diff
cult situation presented by himself
II Is therefore indispensable to re-
place him"
Senior Davila denounced as
"drivel" the charge that Porte
Ricans had been responsible for the
fire on board the steamship TOnamC
OF which Gov Kelley and other Off
Gals OF the island administration
reached new York Sunday.
The complaint concluded: "I
would be impossible even on the
| burIesQue stage 20 produce a pa
geant with more buffoonery than tn,
quixotic governor OF Porto Rico put
/ into his tour of the island"
The governor Is OF the type who
has a genius for Irritating and out.
raging the feelings OF people Hie
I personality from the outset has beer
offensive. His course fro mthe dat,
OF arrival has been not only that OF
an migrate. but he has subjected oui
people TO the grossest indignities and
/ abuse. He has done more In a few
months TO stir up trouble. and rest.
/ lessne ss than all the other peopl,
combined who have been there sine,
/ the American occupation.
H els looked upon as a camI
follower. as incompetent. as an in
\ CRATE as a charlatan and by rea
son OF his indecent reference to tn,
flag OF Porto Rico as a creatur,
whose continued presence there
an affront 10 our people"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-23
BELFAST FIGHTS
AS ULSTER USES
new HOME RULE
Reign of Terror Causes Scenes
of War In Many Irish
Cities.

BELFAST. Nov. pa virtual
reign of terror crippled Belfast
today as the Ulster government as
sumed the powers OF more rule.
Mobs attacked pedestrians. bull
lets whistled down the half de-
serted streets and armored lorries
laden with heavy machine guns
scurried about the districts where
gangsters were fighting revolver
duels
Hidden on housesteps and barri-
Cades in dim doorWays snipers drod
into the streets.
The situation IS rapidly growing
worse with increased general firing
in all sections. L was practically
Impossible 20 obtain details OF tho
disturbances or list OF the casual
ties
Included in the new self-govern-
ment provisions are the right OF
control OF the police.
The populace was terrified today
fearing repetition Of mob activities.
The 0steusible cause OF the trouble
was tho continual rise IN prices OF
foodstufs although officials blamed
communist agitators for organizing
the mObs
Insurance companies rep0r, a 65
per cent increase in their rates for
insurance against mob violence.
Fifty-two of those arrested We're
members Of the communist party.
Police believed this indicated the
rioting was a we'll organized political
movement Open air demonstra-
tons and professions We're prohi-
bited by police in an order issued
today This action was taken 20
guard against possible recurrence
OF the riOting
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-23
GROVE ASSAILS
CHIEF FOR VICE

CHICAGO. Nov. z2.-Chies OF
Police Chase c. Fitzmorris was Bit
terly assaied today by States Atty.
Robert Z. Grove when the case OF
Thomas O'Malley, suspended police
sergeant formerly assigned 20 the
states attorneys office, came up for
trial before the civil service COM
mission.
Grove reiterated his charge that
gambling and other forms OF vice
had fiourished ever since the pres
ent chief became chief"
He said Chief Fitzmorris has
shown unwillingness TO close re-
sorts and that "he Will not let the
states attorney close them"
An order has been issued 4"
Grove declared. threatening the 40
policemen under me with dismissal
II the vicious places are closed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-23
BEGIN WORK ON
SPECIFIC PLAN
FOR DISARMING
Negotiations Move Slowly as
/ Delegates Complete Cen
( eral Policy Work.

Continued from page o1cJ
did after he had presented a report
in the present status OF the neg0u-
sti01s "a number OF suD-commlttees
were instructed 20 prepare reports
DR. the American delegates on vari-
doe subjects OF detail
The submarine issue raised by
9reat Britain VIII oe one ~ the ques-
done 90 be thus investigated and an
other. whose inclusion was regarded
Is forecast.ug an entirely new angle
az the negotiations VIII be the use
aad legitimacy OF new weapons OF
warfare Thus FAR that subject has
Got been mentioned iu the confer
4nce proper
The subcommittee Cu China. adj
hiniatrasve autonomy. authorized
tuesday by the full body or dele
gates OF the nine nations. Sitting as
4 committee OF the whole en- the far
east Is expected % find its CHIEF
task ia an attempted re-arreugement
81 the customs regulations which for
many years have kept China from
hnposing duty of more imam 1--WE
per cent on her import.
Expect Inquiry
In addition there Is expected % be
a. inquiry into the various agree
hents which certain Items OF the
Republics tax returns must be- ,urn-
"a over immediately tor payment
81 foreign obligations.
These restrictions the Chinese be-
iieve would result .n such curtailment
bf national revenues as 90 make eco
homie progress impossible. Since the
conference began The Chinese dele
yates have emphasized the auto
hOmy qpestion.
The Root resolution adopted Mon
bay by the far eastern committee OF
the whole together with any adopt
I'd in the future. II was said would
BE- brought by a plenary session OF
the open conference for final discus
hon and adoption. other resolu-
lions on Pacific and Far Eeasterr
Questions are said to be i'm prospect
Adopt Resolution.
Adoption OF the Root resolution
bv the COMMITTEES American official.
kaid was in itself a far step toward
protection Of China, even should d
not be taken before "a plenary ses
lon as "a planned.
Questions relating 20 Shantung
hdanchuria and foreign treaty and
bther concessions in China, it was
Aaid by delegates today probably
boon would be reached by the com
snittee promising some Of the mos
Interesting and probably protracteC
discussions Of the conference.
II was said that so far no hint a!
10 the Chinese attitude regarding
Shantung had been received by Am
erican officials although intimation'
had come that the Japanese wer'
disposed OF insist on retention anC
protection Of their rights and priv
heges in Manchuria. where Japanes'
concerns have large investments.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-23
MRS. JAMES HILL
DIES AT ST. PAUL

ST PAUL Mimi. Nov. 22.-Mrs-
James J. Hiu. widow OF the railroad
empire builder" died In her home
In 81. Paul at $50 a. m. today after
long illness.
All OF her children were az her
bedside when the end came
They include James y. Hill OF
New York. Walter ]. Hi. Louis ".
Hi. the latter chairman OF tire
board OF directors OF the Great
Northern railroad: Mrs Michael
Gavin OF New York. Mrs. Emil
Boeckman and Mrs +. c. Lindley
OF s.. Paul Funeral arrangements
have not been made. Mrs. Hll was
"a years old.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-23
ARREST RADICAL
AT DIAZ'S HOTEL
American Suspected of Plot
Upon Italian Generals
Life in Chicago.

CHICAGO, Nov 22.-John Scully.
considered by the police one Of the
worst radicals of italy, is under ar
rest here today Tor staging a dem
ons-ration In the Congress hotel In
an attempt 10 see Generalisslmo Ar
mando Vitoro Diaz. supreme com
mander OF the Italian armies.
An audience was refused ScuIy
and he became demoustratlve. He
was then arrested.
The police believe the man in
tended 20 harm Gen. Diaz. II was
later found he had rented rooms
next TO the generals suite in the
hotel
Scuuy Is an American citizen
reared in Palermo. Italy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-23
CAREER FIRST,
TELLEGEN AYERS

NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-Geraldine
Farrar. the famous opera singer. re-
fused 20 become a mother. according
90 Harry Steinfeld. attorney for Lou
Tellegen This is Tellegen's main
reason. Steinfeld said. for bringing
suit for legal separation
Steinfeld said the singer believed
motherhood might interfere with
her career Miss Farrar's attorneys
were notified today suit would be
brought in this city and may be
heard by a jury in Decembe
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-23
Expect Governor to Name
EmpIOyment Manager Soon

Announcement Of GOV. McCray' 5
appointment OF a manager for the
proposed consolidated employment
bureau here IS expected mOmentar-
lily. II was learned Tuesday after
noon. A representative Of the state
Industrial board was here at that
time in conference with the general
employment committee that is in
charge OF details In connection with
establishment OF the bureau.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-23
KLANSMEN
ATTEND BURIAL

TEXAhhANA, Texas. Nov. "a
SIX hooded and robed knights OF
the Ku Klux Khan appeared at the
burial OF Dr. L. F. Bois and placed
a large cross OF red and white roses
on the grave. Il was said 70 be the
first time the order has been repre-
sented publ ely IN costume at a
funeral
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-23
ENGLAND HALTS
NAVY ENLISTING

LONDON. Eng. Nov. --.-Brit-
aims second step toward armament
reduction was taken today In an
order suspendlng the recruiting o.
ordinary seauen.
The admiralty, however. provided
for continuation OF recruiting GER
tain special classes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-23
DRIVES DOG TEAM
TOLAKE DEATH

THE PAS Man Nov. 22-The
trial OF Walter Goyne. winner OF the
1920 Canadian dog derby and one OF
the best sportsmen in the North
west. has ended in Moose lake.
Govne. Il was believed went
through thin fee 90 his death while
driving a nine dog team. He was
crossing the Alex. IL miles from The
Pas enroute 20 a fishing camp when
the ice gave way.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-23
IN Do RIPE OLD ACE.

Daily consuming his own mer-
chandise. Geo. NJ. Platner. promi-
nent member OF the older set OF the
city has knocked the theory OF the
anti-tobacconIsts iuto a cooked hat
George. a man OF powerful physlc
and we'll advanced in years. uses
merchandise from his cigar store
daily and strongly endorses cigars
and smoking outfits as an ideal
Xmas gift. 324tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-23
25E-JOHN HARRIS.
JEWELERS. 9,

Till Dec. /, 7 viii give this dis
count on Diamonds. Watches Jewel
~. Wrist Watches; Gents watches
OF all makes, Howard, Hamilton
Waltham. Elgin. Illinois. 15-17-19-
21-23 jewels. Can be laid aside till
wanted. John Harris, 104 y. Mich
igan, End floor over street car sta
ton and Kable's restaurant.
327 a. m
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-23
FARLEY PROGRESS
PLEASES HARDING

WASHINGTON. Nov. 22.-Sen.
Henry Cabot Lodge, a member Of
the American delegation 10 the ar
mament conference. conferred with
the president today. The senator
said he had discussed the progress
OF The arms conference.
We are both we'll satisfied with
the progress made he said.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-23
COP RIGHT Ills 1Rns

BURTON-ON-TRENT. Eng. Nov.
@S.-Nhen a policeman attempted
20 arrest a crippled beggar, who
said ne was a disabled veteran, a
crowd menaced him. He had TO
call for reserves. The veteran
turned ont 10 be strong and able
bodied
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-23
KIDS FREE WEEK
AS STORM RACES

BUTTE, Mont, Nov. 22.-Butte
schools were closed today for the
remainder Of the week by order OF
the superintendent because OF the
difficulty experienced by teachers
and pupils In making their way
through the snow Snow was still
falling today after IS hours with
out a stop.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-23
ANNUAL SALE BEGINS FRIDAY.

The Frances Shops annual After
Thanksgiving Sale Of women's ap-
parel will begin Friday morning
This sale IS regarded as one OF the
greatest sales Of the entire year and
unusual values are offered IN coats
and dresses, while reductions that
are worthwhile are offered in the
finest winter suits See tomorrOw's
News-Times for details. 1927
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-23
RADIO TO AUSTRALIA

MELBOURNE. Nov. 22.-Prime
Minister Hughes has submitted q
proposal by which Australia Will be
able 20 communicate with England
By wireless. Three intermediate
stations, at Cairo. Karachi and Sin
gapore, are proposed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-23
SALE on RECORDS.

Another thousand Emerson rec
ords-al new and different selec-
tions from the last shipment. have
been received and go on sale at
for 81. Record albums-highest
grade. 10 inch. u pockets. CSC each.
= inch. u pockets. &C each The
c. ". Copp Music shop 322tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-23
SEND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

She was a charming girl and he
was a bright young fellow. To prove
his devotion and thoughtfulness he
sent her Chrysanthe m ums on
Thanksgiving and OF course he got
them from Adam Beehler. the Flor
st Main 1893. 327-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-23
DEFENSE BEGINS
FIGHT TO FREE
| FILM COMEDIAN
Prosecuting Attorneys Close
Manslaughter Case Against
ArbuCkle.

Continued from paEo oue)
k~--------------------.---
while the party was in progress and
a mans voice answer, shut up.
n A statement made by the witness
10 the District Attorney was read in
TO the record by the defense.
u The statement told of the invita-
Iron by telephone 90 Miss Rape 20
attend the party. Fred Ffschhack,
friend Of Arbuckle did the telephou-
ing. the statement said. Miss kcza
WAS cleaning the rooms, the state
inent explained.
Later the statement continued.
MISS Keza heard girl crying and
.much music and shouting She list
Tened az the door OF Arbuckle's room
land heard the girls cries coming
from that room while other MEM
sbers OF the party were IN 90. the
statement detailed
N Al Senuacher. manager OF Miss
.Rappe. was ordered 90 remain with
.in Jurisdiction OF the court as the
ihefense expected 20 use him as
WITNESS later.
Dustted Doors.
Kate Brennan. a maid no the no
tel. followed Glennon and testified
that she busted or the doors intro
.duced BY The prosecution FOR finger
print evidence some time after the
finger prints We're supposed 20 have
been made by Arbuckle and Miss
.Rappe. The defense endeavOred 20
prove that iu the busting process
she rubbed out the finger prints.
n Arhuckle gave her a tip OF $3.50
for cleaning his room and offered
.her some whisky. which she refus-
tea. Miss Brennan testified
n Mrs Lois Harding LANCASHIRE,
a guest ar the hotel during the par
ley. said she was near the rooms and
Heard and saw nothing
More Interest.
More general interest was evil
denced In the trial Tuesday than on
hny day since it began. Crowds
Ehrougcd the court room and the adj
ltoin.ng corridors. or waited outside
80 obtain a glimpse or the princi-
hles AIc~ab. chief counsel for the
8efeuse. said iu his Orening state
ir1ent that the room in which Ar
Buckle was alleged 20 have locked
himself and Miss Rape a. the time
ot the supposed attack was open at
mn times The window shades We're
np az ar times also ne said and
The interior Of the room was
therefore in fun view Of other hotel
guests
Arbuckle's attitude bordered on
The 5oviai throughout the day Mrs
M.rta Durfee A~huck,e. his wife
wept AZ lines
TnI i'iL6KIMS SMOKED CIGARS
You've heard Of the pious Pill
grams who made certain rock Ia
nous by stepping on 30 On 1920.
History records the fact that after
their suiup;uous repast on Thanks
giving the good brothers lii ur the
pipes and cheeroots and Initiated
chlmneW eXhailng smoke Nova.
days YOU can be thankful FOR cigars
like Goldie Mann handles Get
some. 3Z7-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-23

High tops winter les-iow
tops. So 20 81 val1es for SI-95. The
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-23

BRUSSELS. Nov. 22.-Belgiau
business men are complaining OF
German dumping and are demand
ing preventive measures. German
sales 90 Belgium, they say. have
been increasing rapidly.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-23

They said he owed nothing when
he died An inquiry showed he had
not provided for his chief creditors
his family. See W. L Fegan. Main
1870. 321tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-23

For Your out OF Town Friend
you order the candy FOR your friend
YOU wish 20 mhe---we'U send
Go 20 her by Parcel Post
THE PHILADELPHIA 327.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-23
MATERNITY BILL
GOES TO HARDING

WASHINGTON, Nov. %. - The
senate yesterday concurred I'm house
amendments TO the maternity bill
and the measure now goes TO the
president. There was no record
vote.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-23
WE MEMORIAL FALLs.

PARIS, Nov. "a war memoir
ial 20 the inhabitants OF Theux col
yelled. Two were killed and one
iopsed two days after il was un-
was injured
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-23

Barber shops closed all day
Thursday. THANKSGIVING day by
Boss BARRIERS Association
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-23

Turkey Dinner Wednesday, csc
THE PHILADELPHIA-s27
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-23

Camel. Lucky Strike. Piedmont
Chesterfield and Spur cigarettes. q
FOR soc. Carton $1.65. ERgle's cut
Rate. 401 s. Michigan 81 scott
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-23

Wednesday only.-Bsrgain Pea
nut Crisp and Butter Scotch waters.
zoe pound.
THE PHILADELPHIA-327.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-23

Thanksgiving without candy Is
ike Turkey without stuffng
THE PHILADELPHIA-3zT.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-23
REQUEST HARDING
TO REMOVE REILLY
FROM ISLAND POST
Porto Rican Official Having
Trouble With Citizens,
Cablegram Says.

Continued from page one)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-23

A large parachute has been in
vented 20 lift a whole passenger
cabin from a disabled airplane.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-23
LEAVE YOUR ORDER TO-DAY

for nuts and candies for Thanksgiv-
ing
THE PHILADELPHIA-327.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-23
Sweaters For
$500

Think of it'll And they're
good ones. too. They come in
tuxedo and slip-on styles in
pleasing colors. You have
never been offered better
Sweaters than these for $500.
1t will be we'll worth your while
10 see this splendid line.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-23
Handkerchief
Special for Men,
Women and Bows

Mems Full Size Hemstitched
All Linen Handkerchiefs-25c
each.
Boys l5-inch Hemstitched
All Linen Handkerchiefs-25c
each.
Women's All Linen, Hand
Embroidered, Initial Handker-
chiefs-25c each.
Womens All Linen, Hand
blocked pattern Handkerchiefs,
with hand rolled edges-25c
each.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-23
Table Linens

68-inch Pure Linen Damask-S 80.
72-inch Heavy Linen Damask-S2.96
pinch Napkins to match-$9.00 a dc
68x66 Pure Irish Linen Pattern Tab
oh.
72i72 Pure Linen Pattern Table Cloth
2Ox20 Napkins to match-SZ50 do
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-08
TRIP
FOR MOUNTAINEERS
SEEMS NOW ASSURED
southern Spring Training Trip" FOR
Baseball Artists-Sevora1
Dates Remain Open.
NJ 10 the IntelllgcnCer.

Special To the IntelllgcnCer.
NorEaut0wn. Dee. i'm keeping with
her extension rroIram West Virginia Is
arranging a southern trip for her base
ball team that will be easily tho big fea'
turc Of that outfits schedule this spring
Instead Of taking All extended eastern
ty!p, AS has been the rule during the
past several years, tho MountaineeT
will Invade the Sunny South this
suring, and In some respects the jaunt
Mil be in the nature Of a southern
raining trip,
University authorities int!mated sew.
r.al months ago that the baseball team
Nnuld go south instead Of east neXf
gpr.ng. but many did not take the Idea
seriously and when 10 further plans
were announced Il vas thought mat the
trim had been abandoned. II became
kr1wn tonight. however. that a ma
,urtty Of the dates had already heen
:.l!rd and that the jaunt vas assured.
The dates have not been announced.
but 1t ~ known that two games each
have been arranged with Vanderbilt and
the University OF Virginia mines. while
one each has been arranged with the
Navy, Georgetown and aS!ItnEt"n and
Lee. Games are pending with Georgia
Tech. Tennessee. Virginia Poly. Georgia.
md Maryland. and It is fairly certain
that at least two of these teams Will
be carird. II is also possible that ienh
viii hc PLAYED at Franklin Field. Ph!la-
delph!a, ana IL this Is arranged II VIII
mark the only eastern game on the list.
II ~ thought that nine, and probably
ten, games Will D" scheduled for this
trip. This means hat some OF the
ether teams mentioned will be sched-
ul"d. thus making il necessary Tor the
Muuntalneers to go further south.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-08
Larayetts's Bold Move.

Admitting that conditions may juSu-
IS something Of hat sort the confer.
vnCe could not expect al colleges Z"
fai, into hH" and accept that View. II
is too much lEc compromising With Il
til E which admittedly Is wrong. Ter
SuIallv rather liz" the idea excepting
for n" fac; tha'. II n" colleges one"
lower the bars ANA tho STANDARDS. ih"y
may rs WI prepare Tor straight profess
si"nal!@n in ali sport.
Lafaycltc's bold move IN inviting =
full and complete inquiry into the
cLitrgrs If profesgionallsm in its foot
ball team. set II blk example I" all
schools. ~I.afayctt" emerged triulnlhant
fro mtL.e test. and It is evident that ~"
majority of the charges against mclnhrrS
of the Lafayette team arose from '"nni-
lions twisting during Tn" VA. when
Ea,r ri~r ~ considerable confession
among tho students. There were many
sudden charges due 20 n" establish
merit Of training corps NJ IN" NIri"t'
colleges. and many % ~" h0yS, expect
lng To- 60 !aro e~rjvirc quickly. changed
To- other schools. I:cSii"S, during that
period no ono gave much thought ~
amateur rules Mos: Of us expected
that oar careers either In college or
and such things HS Ith"rinE strictly -
tho letter Of "'.'trTr rul,L dpn"a"ed
rIth"~ iurnpS"Gu"Itjal Nevertheless
n~uthlnrWaS proved against any OF the
FIVE players mentioned in the attacks
upol Lafayette.
The Eastern institution act "A pr"c"-
dent whjrh means hig things for purity
in athletics If \. tn" other schools rnl'
luW u" example. They did moro. In
stead of announcing that tho hNS ""T"
innocent. and the CHARGES u~nt"mnd"n.
i've f~auulty announced that the cases
skill are Omen. and tH', any or" having
any proof 20 present - N"'Cnrm"
The" is ~" 'iI'ls r"int which ought
to h." c'.a-cH Nv. as Vela, IN Surn "osrS
+. hnS heIr IIade 4" appear that thc
charges ucai"S; f~rrcv"tt"'S players
came :-om ~" ~nc"Span-r N"p"rt""%.
such was not tn" caS". These charges
wore made openly, h"'H verbally and IN
writing. | received no fewer than 49,
~l"ttorr from persons r"nrer'ri Win
ether Schools demanding that ! ,>p"'"
Lafayette. and accusing tn" fastoH an
thOri,icG. and NOR" especially Roy
Eeevcs. the gradual" manager. -" ~
sorts Of yi0lattnnS ui ethics. y" DOUBT
these persons or others write I" MANY
~n"wSpancrs Tho .hHrCcH bPcaIN" -
strong thnt H." RoW"u@VNrs wcr" com
rn!lcl 10 nu'tC" 'h"w. hut | failed &c
find one r.S". OF a n~cW$pap"r writer
making such charges 0r "f supporting
them.
Copyright. 1"2l. 'hr New York
Evening Mai!)