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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1921-02-08
Weather Forecast
Moore's General Forecast.

Richmond and vicinity is still on the
northern quadrant of storm whose
center is over the southern states
which indicates more rain for Tues
day night but somewhat colder on
Wednesday with rain or snow.
For Indiana by the United States
Weather Bureau-Rain tonight; warm
er in northeastern portion Wednes-
day: unsettled and somewhat colder,
probably rain or snow in north and
central portions.
Temperatures For Today.
Maximum ........... 40
Today.
Forecast for Wayne County by w.
E. Moorc-Rain tonight; Wednesday
rain or snow and colder.
Weather Conditions-General rains
are still in progress over the states
from the Great Lakes south to the
Gulf of Mexico. Snowstorms in Okla
homa and northern Texas. Warmer
in Montana and western Canada. Fifty.
four degrees below zero at Eagle, Alas
ka; 48 below zero at Tanana, in the
Yukon valley; 7S at Tampa, Fla, and
50 at Miami.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1921-02-08
Control of Education kuoLUed
in Bill Pending Before Congress

after our roads and bridges, our
schools, our health. our persons, our
lives and our property, and soon these
centralizationists and bureaucrats will
tell us what we must wear and what
we shall eat. May we not expect this
paternalism to extend to the homes of
the people, and the federal govern
ment displace the authority of the
father over his family and the home
life? Bureaucracy is so insinuating
that the internal affairs of the states
are rapidly coming under it's control,
anu the federal official may soon des-
troy home authority and parental res
possibility"
1t is understood that the committee
-on education of the house, which has
been considering the Smith-Towner
bill, has no intention of reporting it to
the house at this session. 1t may come
to the fore at the next session, how
ever.
The National Woman's party will
hold a convention in Washington Feb.
1918. 1t is expected that several In
diana women will be in attendance.
1t is expected that the convention will
adopt a new program" of 'equaliza-
tion measures" including:
Citizenship rights of American wives
of foreigners.
Mothers rights to equal control of
children.
Woman's right to admission to all
civil service branches.
Wives rights to complete control
of wage and property.
Woman's right to ignore discrimina-
tions of customs not effecting men,
which, it is limited, might include the
wedding ring, which custom puts upon
the finger of the wife, indicating her
traditional limitations attendant upon
matrimony, while the husband bears
no similar sign.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1921-02-08
REVISION OF.TREATY
OPPOSED BY GREECE

ATHENS, Feb. 8.-Reyision of the
Sevres treaty will be opposed by M.
Kalogeropoulos, the new Greek pre-
mier, who will represent Greece at the
near east conference in London, he an
nounced yesterday before the chamber
of deputies.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1921-02-08
New Orleans Enjoys
Mmdi Gras Festival

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. S-Through
streets decorated with banners and
bunting, Rex. ruler of Mardi Gras, rode
with his queen today, the parade bring
ing to a climax the public festivities
incident to the annual carnival celebra-
tions Rex, more modern than usual.
arrived at the royal reception rooms
from seaplane. the usual trip up the
river having been done away with.
The streets from early morning have
been gay with maskers.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1921-02-08
JAP LEADER TO ASK
NAVAL CURTAILMENT
(Bv Associated PreSs)

TOXIC, Feb. S.-Yukio Ozaki, a for
mer leader of the kensie Kai, or op-
position party. told The Associated
Press this morning he would today in
troduce independently before the diet
a resolution proposing curtailment Of
naval armament.
His resolution, he said, would ask
Japan to communicate with the Unit
ed States and Engla nd. and to decide
on the best way to restrict naval pro-
grams in conjunction with those ma
tions. M. Ozaki was expelled from
the Kensei Kai last Friday because
he had not supported a suffrage bill
urged by that organization.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-19
FoURNIEI1R MOVED Up,

" Jack Fournier. first baseman.of the.
st. Louis Cardinals, enjoyed "a. good
week with the bat in the National
league. and has climbed up behind his
teammate. Rogers Hornsby,. for the
batting .honorss the senior. major
circuit. The. Big Frenchnnan is hitting
1852, while Hornsby dropped five
points,, but continued to top the bat
ters who have participated in 80 or
more games with a mark OF .401,ac-
scording to.the average. released to-
day and which include games OF last
Wednesday,; I AZ
= Hornsby increased his lead as -
run getter,,S having scored 122f runs
for his club. Withahis go hits he
also brought his record for total
bases TO $50. His hits include IS
doubles, 16 triples and 20 home runs.
AS a home, run hitter, the st. Louis
star fsS gtving great promise Of over
taking George Kelly, of the Giants.
who Is out in front withEs2 2 circuit
crashes. Kelly failed to add to his
mark a week ago. Frifch OF the
Giants, failed to run his stolen baee
record above the Al reached a week
ago.
Other leading battsrs. for % or
more games
cutshaw. Pittsburgh. .a5D; Roush,
Cincinnati, .348; McHenry. st. Louis,
s.345; Cruise, Boston .341; Meusel.
New York, 1885; u. Smith, New York,
.338; sFrisch, New Y~ork,,@I332; Manu.
st. Louis, .331.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-19
Sporting Neus Of the Day
SIXT|Y-FOUR OF
BEST AMATEURS
PLAYING TODAY
Jones and Evans Figured by.
Dopesters to Win Ma
uonal Title. I.

=. Louis. Sept. 1g.-sixty-four OF
the best amateur golfers of the world
teed of today at the st. Louis Coun-
try ! in the 36% hole qualifying
round for the national amateur
championship title nov held by Chick
q for the second time. The pro-
cession of club wielders was led by
British champion, accompanied by
HssssR. Johnston of st. Paul, the Min
nesota state champion, who has scored
seventy, with Sfrequencygthis season by
virtue Of his long drives.
This pair, getting away at 9 o'clock
for the first round, made it necessary
for them to start on the second circuit
at 12:45 p. M; only an hour after the
last pair jstarted their first trip around
the 6,351 yard course. The taif>end-
ers starting at 1920 OF the second IS
holes were scheduled to finish medal
play after 6 o'clock this evening.
Scattered throughout. the string Of
players were such prominent golfers
as Bobby Jones of Atlanta, r%unnerrup
~ years ago, who scored57o on Fri
day, playing with Il. Chandler Egan.
Portland. twice a ~chaMSion; r. r.:
sKnepper, Sioux City, champion and
runner-up to Evans in the western
amateur championship; Francis sOui-
met, Boston, former national open and
amateur champion; Jesse Guilford,
the long driver from Massachusetts,,
and Bob Gardner, who not only won
the national title twice but carried
Cyril Tolley to 81 holes for the Britt
ish title last year.
TheHfavorites for the title among
those who watched the preliminary
play are Jones and Evans, although
Ouimet and Knepper have a. strong
following INT several others In the
contest have good support.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-19

LEa1vET GOING STRONG.

Jack LeliVelt of Omaha. leading
batter Of the Western League, is well
on the way to breakSt he worlds rec
ord for the most hits in a season,
which was established by George Sisler
6f8the S.aIoui6 Americans last season
when he made 257. The Omaha slug
ger was out, Of regular line UP for a
few days, butpacted as a pinch hitter
ana cracked out his 252nd blow, which
has brought his record for tota! bases
to t274. Listed among his hits are IS
doubles, 8 triples andl3 homers. He
also increased his lead as a run getter,
BY scoring three times during tho
past week. He now has scored 1877
times. He IL topping the batters with
an average Of .42l, while Harper. of
OKLAHOMA City, the runner up, has
..3St, and East Of Wichita, is next
With $50, according to averages; re-
leased today and which include the
games Of last Tuesday. The averages
are for players who have participated
In so or more games.
Haney Of. Onahp by adding another
base to his stolen base record is. set
ting The pace among the base stealers
withSA2 $thefts.
Beck OF Wichita cracked out a brace
Of circuit drives and is leading the
home run hitters with so.
Other leading batters:
Metz, Sioux City, 1855; Griffin, Oma4
ha, 1858; Davis, Tulsa, 1862; Fisher,
ST. Joseph, 1851; Robertson, Joplin,
.S45; Lee, Omaha, .343; Query, Sioux
City, $40. s9
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-19
~ COBB CLOSE
T0HElLMANN
AMER. LEAGUE
:FEournier is Runner-up 70
Hornsby For leadership
Of National.

Chicago, Sept. 17.-Ty Cobb was
the only member Of the quartet,
which, last week, vent into the
stretch fighting for the batting hon
ors Of the American League, who
made q gain during tho week. The
Georgia peach added four points to
his average, giving him = mark Of
1874 for the runner up honors. Har-
" Heilnaan, Detroit.s smuggling OUT
fielder, struck a slump in his hitting
and dropped to 1913, just four points
in front Of his boss. Babe Ruth, Of
the Yankees, the third member OF the
sltigging quartet, s~traVelled Salongsson
aboutsa $3.50 basis dropping one
point. He is:third+with 1882. George
was crowding onGthei heels of the
leaders, did not do 50 well with the
willow and has dropped to .374, a loss
OF seven points. Y
slRuth Sets Record.
The According ito averages released
today, which Includes games of FRI
day Ruth broke his home record for
circuit drives, established in 1920, by
.hammering out two four-ply blows.
The big southpaw MISUNDERSTANDING
,leadsaas saSrunSgetter, having register
ed 162, times his total base march
beingyss4x14 bases: eresllfssoft1S hits.
Bes1des the circuit. drives Ruth has
batteds$ out 4osdoubles and Is 34triples.
The averages Tor players who have
3participatedsi n4ES0 or Inofefgames are
as follows for ON gothergleadinsb bats
,ters: SO x%s. e$ 9. a
Speaker, Cleveland, 1866 ;sTobin,
st. Louis, $685. jacobson, 3tSt.sIouis.
'.346; b: Colhnssssss Chicago .343;
Strunk. Chicagpsa. 342:seyeach, Detroit,
.341; Willianis.ssxs Louis 33S.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-19
TERMS OFFERED
FOR GIBBONS
WILSON MATCH
Collins Offers a Winner
Take All Proposition For
Decision Bout

Coloradossprinss. Colo... Sept. IT,
Terms for a bout between Johnny
Wilson Of Boston, middlewefght
Of the world, and Mike
Gibbons, were offered to thu middle
weight champion today. by s.. r.
Richards, Of 5St. Paul. Minnesota, for
a fftseh-round.. decision bout hero
withinstti next five weeks Richards,
in "a telegram to Martin Kiliilea, Will
sons manager, offered 4 purse Of $s6,-
900.
Mike Collins. Gibbons mauaser,
agreesstoSanysofsthe three following
divisions OF the purse: .sst9
Seventy-fve per cent to the winner
and IS per cent to the. loser; SO per
cent to both boxers; winner take all.
Collins said he Preferred to fight
on the winner take all basis and will
post a side bet Of $500 that Glib
bons will win the>championship If the
decision bout is arranged here.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-19
TnoRFE HITTING GOOD.

Jim Thorpe, whosA athletic prowe1
In the Olympic games at Stockholm
in. 1912 startled the universe, has
made wonderful strides among the
batters OF the American Association
players who have participated inss80
or more games. The big Indian who
Is 4 member Of the Toledo club. has
climbed to Nth place with an aver
age Of 1868. Jay Kirke, the Louis-
wills. slugger, although suffering, q
slight falling of In his stick work
continued to top thesbatters wfthsan
average Of .381, while Reb Russell,
the Minneapolis smuggling outfielder.
has passed Art Butler of Kansas City,
for the honors al runer-up to .Kirke.
Russell Is clolting .3T5. Buffers
mark 1890.
Brief Gets Honoss.
Funny Rrief of Kansas CITY. who
smashed outsSfive circuiti drives IN tho
past week, md brought this seasons
record tor circuit wallops 10 40. is III
fourth place among the batters with
i mark Of .36l.
Hrief has Increased his lead as q
run Estter. He registered 152 times.
and with his 1877 hits has brought his
total base mark to asa. Besides his
ssho1nesrnnsssh his hits inciude,s4 doubles
Ed I0 tripies. $500
Baird, d Indianapolis, By stealing
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-19
FOUR CHAMPS
FINISHED NEAR
TOP SATURDAY
One. Hundred and Thirty
two Golfers Played In
Elimination Round

st. Louis, Sept. Flour men who
have won the National Amateur golf
championship today finished almost
at the top in the elimination round
Of the contest for the same honor at
the "a. Louis Country club, but the
1872 starters were led by r. e. Keep
per OF Sioux City, Iowa, champion,
who scored 34-36-70, n underpar,
equalling the record set yesterday by
Bobby Jones Of Atlanta Chick
Evans OF Chicago, defending the title,
tied for fourth place at 70, as did
Robert "A. Gardner, while n. Chand-
Ter e. Egan Of Portland, Oregon. had
"a, and Frances Ouimet, Is. The
British champion, Willie I.&sHunter,
served with a. score Of 70, but IS. Da-
vison% Heron of Chicago, champion
two years ago, failed by one stroke
to continue in the competitions
STEMS splendid score was pnlyyone
of several turned in by the contingent
from the Pacific northwest NtEgan's
IA tying for seventh place, with Max
Marston of New York, who led THE
eastern players. Two otherseastern-
ers were only one stroke worse how
ever, Francis Ouin1et andYJesse Guil-
ford of Boston, monopplizing THE
mark of, 75.
only three y scored f6,sHu-
dolph5, Wilhelm Of Portland. Oregon,
John Gammons of Providence, r. T.,
and Edward Held, leader Of the st.
Louis players. Likewise a bare trio
made II, George Won Elm of Salt
Lake City, trans-Mississippr cham
pion, j.. M. Wells of Wheeling, ". Va.
and Jesse. sw~eetzertof New..York.
H. r. Johnston, of st, Paul, Mimi,
champion, took 3S to go out and 40
to- get home. Ii IF. B~unning1of Chi
cago, came in with an unexpected rs
and filled the last Of the sixty.four
players q survivors Of the battle,
crowding out. thirteen men with tai
He's of "a.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-19
BOONE HEADS n

I. M. Boone of New Orleans failed
to change his average Of a week ago,
and~continues to top the batters ct
the Southern Association will, a mark
of .3s1, according to averages released
today and which include games of last
Tuesday, ;arinith, a teammate, In
creased his average for the runner
up shonors to- 1855, while Polly Nc
Larry of Memphis is next with 1852.
Boone has made 21s hits for a total
Of ,328 bases, his hits including As
doubtless 26 triples and S homers.
High, of Memphis, is out in front
among the run getters with l31 tai
lies, while Bernsen Of Birmingham,
who cracked out three homers in the
past week is showing the way to the
four-base hitters with 20 circuit
drives.
Stuart, also of Birmingham. is
blazing the way to the base stealers
with 65 thefts, having negotiated seven
since the last compilation OF figures.
Other leading batters for so Or more
games:
Bogart, New ORLEANS .s45: Burke.
Nashville, .345; Camp, Memphis, $40;
Don Brown, Memphis, 1856; Traynor,
Birmingham. 1886: Bernsen. .Birming-
ham, 1856; Harper, Little Rock. .329;
Stewart. Birmingham, 1926: Wano,
Little Rock,.325; Williams, Memphis,
1925; Anderson, Chattanooga, 1924.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-19
Carpenter
Will Come To.U. S.
In December For Go

New York. Sept. 19.-44Georges Car
pesnntier will come to the United States
some time during December to. start
nseparation for his nght-heavyweight
championship bout with Tom Glib
Tons OF st. Paul. Gus Wilson, the
ErAnchman's trainer, announced to-
day. s
II is$probable that Carpenter will
again lease the residence at Man
hasset, Long Island, for his training.
Eiag dislikes the idea OF working In a
New York gymnasium. Wilson said,
aihid will be certain to work In 2 coun-
tSsys place. 4.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-10-12
NewYork
Letter
by Price

New York. - The Chinese take their
lightest designations more seriously
than do we. Along with the great
American institution of the soda foun-
tain has come a vivid and lightsome
assortment Of names. Merry Widow,
Spring Loves, Strawberry Delights,
are only samples of what the counter
menus offer us; while at the new and
only Chinese soda fountain in New
York, the prize expensive item on the
list Of refreshments is a Sun Yat-sen
Frappe. named for the great Chinese
reformer and statesman.
Ny
Next to the soda fountain, the most
sensational innovation in Chinatown Is
the Chinese Merchants Club. which
was opened the other day with great
ceremonies, at Al Mott street. The
clubhouse is a six-story building cost
ing $4,000. Two thousand Chinese
merchants from all parts Of the coun-
try came for its opening and so Chi
nese musicians made music there all
day and evening.
Ny
1t is an unusual experience for an
actress to play role in which she
longs to see some other particular act
ress. Mary Ryan, who after seasons Of
acting the harassed young heroine Of
many play, is now the serene and
wistful lead in "Only 49," at the Cort
Theater, has one great wish - to see
Maude Adams in the part. at is ideal
for her." Miss Ryan insists, land no
one else can do it as she could. But
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decorations for the Church OF Santa
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other day his work was finished and
the doors were thrown open. Every
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