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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-17
ORDER TROOPS ON
LEAVE TO RETURN
British Prepare for Renewal
of Conflict If Irish
Peace Fails.
ALL HOLIDAYS STOPPED
Truce Has Existed Since July
ll-Sicps l Taken Reported
to Be Precautionary.
ALL HOLIDAYS STOPPED
tBy Associated Press.

LONDON. Aug. l6.--All soldiers on
leave from Ireland In Aldcrshot ana
marlborough have been ordered by
telegraph to return to their regiments
Immediately
Immediately upon PRONUNCIATION Of
the truce in ireland. large groups OF
soldiers were granted leave OF alb
scnce in England
Belfast dispatch on Monday
quoted the Irish News, the National
ist organ. as claiming To have un-
questionable authority for stating
that rhc British governments prcr-
arati"ns Tor renewal or the conflict
I'm Ireland. consequent on the possible,
abroSation OF the truce which has
existed since July II. had been spccd-
ed up within the last three days to
such an extent that they were vir-
tualiy completed.
BELFAST. Aug. l6-It Is reported
here that the military authorities in
Ireland have Cancelled all leaves OF
absence for both officers and men, a nd
that all officers and men who are
away on holidays have been recalled.
1t is stated this step was taken mere
ly as prscantion against surprise
and has no other significance.
BELFAST. Aug. 16.-The Ulster
Cabinet reviewed the entire political
situation in its meeting Tuesday, dis
cuSsinS questions regarding the for
nation OF the administrative depart
mcnt Of the government. Excellent
progress" was reported. Sir James
Craig. the Ulster Premier. is stiu on
his holiday in Scotland.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-17
[By Associated Press.l

BELGRADE. JUGO SLAVIA, Aug.
Skiing Peter of Serbia died today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-17

CONTINUED on Page .. Col. 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-17

(Continued On Page 2, Col. l.l
Washington Journal., 1921-09-30
Snbr~cs@eriammlnng Scs biciiscn
GDncurO Glnbs.

Die einberufene i1brli1e General
8eriammlltng oes &onforo Stubs am
0onnerstag Mbeno, Sen %. Septem-
Der, enttGui6te ettpaS oltr6 berbGlt-
niSmGBig 9eringe 8eteiligung. Be-
oenfen6, BOB Die mi6tige gtrbeit ser
NufIteIlitng bon &onoioaten fir oie
n6tiqen 8ean1ten uno 0ireftoren fin
oas nette @e'1dftsiobr borlag, b6tten
Iib me5r Mlitglieoer einfinoen ioaen.
Ser @rGiioent eroffnete sic Sibltng
I'M punft $50 l1br. Serr &idaro
8rauner fungierte ieines Mmtes als
prot. SefretGr. Na6 8erIarf Der
8eri6te ser SefretGre itno g 6ob=
meilterS, oeren 8ortrdge bon BEN ge=
m0bnliGen &outine-@ el6Gften iiber
Me6nungen uno acknowledgement uno
8orlelen eingelaufener 8riefe, i6ritt
Sic 8eriammlung 8ur @rnennurg
bon &an0iooten. 2eioer fanoen cine
Mnaobl Ser 9lnmeienoen plouii6le
acknowledgements BOB 5ur )3eit oeren
0ieuite fir irgeno cine Steae nidt al
boben lei. @s mllroe oaber einitim-
mig bei6loilen, Die Domination bis
gum @ablabeno often 5r laiien, oa=
nit peitere &an6ioaten altfgeIteat
merben fonnen ltno pie mir ernItli6
boffen, nit 5ufrie6eniteaenoem Or
folg.
9ie S6ee, bier einen groBen, itar-
fen, belti6en Gerepn, 8it baben, bot,
mic es i6eint, nod nidt IN alIe @den
eingei6lagen. Sogor mltroe gefragt,
fir melhen 3ined Ser &onforo &llb
eigentlid geqriinoet lei. 9icie 6ro-
ge ~erinnert iebr op S6effeIs Setter
Sibigeigei, mel6er beri6nibt blin-
Selno in Gerinunoerunq frGgt: $50
rum fiiiien iih Sic Meni6en2
getn Ser &onforo &lub mur6e 3u
Stan0e 9ebradt, Inn 0as bieiige ger
%itreute 0eutidtum 8lliammen 3i britt
gen uno einig 5lt erbalten; cine onoe-
re groBe llriahe ipar bas Sanger-
bun0beim 81 erbalten ais einen Sam-
ntelplat Der 0eutihen. Wan iollte
iih BOD ldngit fIar ~gemoroen iein,
Dab neue 3eiten berri6en, ooB MIR in
feitem 3riommenbalten uno feitem
9(npaden fir unier Oelitlhtum @irf-
liAes geleiitet peroen fam. 0b Ser
nelte 8erein nun Gonforo &lllb beiBt
ooer nit irgeflo einen1 anoeren Nso-
men eetal1ft mdre, Die Satla6e itebt
felt, oaB oieier &lub elm . cut Of e +
@erein lit gu Dem Sober. Ser nod
6eittlde Soeen liebt, liebebon beitre=
ten iolte. Niemano bat llriude, bat
Washington Journal., 1921-09-30

iommelten @eloer IoIlen an itolieni-
ide Sraiien geeongen iein, sic 1917
friegsmiioe nnO bungrig g%etuorOen
maren. Die SSro1ten .0binter ser
6ront" iouen oabin beIto6en mor0en
lein, ibren M1nhern i'm SeI0e AT
i6reiben, Dab oIles in better Orb
nltng iei. @er bon Sen Srolten lif
meigerte, befam fem @elo itno muir
oe Dem SdidfoI iiberIalien. @eIO
rno un0ere @eidenfe oes omerifoni-
l6en &olfes ioIlen an fron5oiii9e
SpeflIanten gegongen iein. 9rei
8ogen @itrIte muroen bon 6ieIen fir
teures @eI0 OH 0ertlde in Wteb mel
~terberfouft. Educators" ltto Striim-
pfc iollen on 8enjamin Hotient in
NanteS %berfauft ltno Damn 5u boben
Hreiien oiif fran5oiii6en WGrften
.feilgeboten moroen fem. 8enn eS
nobr 1T, 10 boben mir 0ieielbe olte
@ei6ihte bon Betr1tg oes 10 tpoblmei-
nen0en, groben 8oIfes, mie mir iie 10
oft erleben. Ser &rieg NOR ia III
ser Eat ein obeiIiger", Elm o&reli8-
8ue" CUR @rrettung uno @rboItung
Der Meni6beit Dor Oellti6er 8orba-
reil
Scr Stoots-S Senator bon Sirginio,
Somes 6. Cannon, febrte gerooe aus
0ertl6lon0 3lriid uno oritdte Iih To-
beno ul1o par1eno aus itber sic 9lr-
beitstdtigfeit, sen SlciB, Sic Snolt-
itrie 0es felten 9eltIdIono. Son0=
idptbe, Striimpfe, olle 8ormlpollmas
rem miiroen inWtaiIen jebt in 9eitfih-
lano fabri5iert uno 3t ni~e0riglten
8reilen oltf Sen Warft gebraht, biel
biQiger ols in Mmerifa. Satid6liA
fam man ieBt aus 9eltt11lano Sog0-
on3itge poer anoere &lei0eria6en ou6
S6ube, nit nod Mmerifa bringen
1lno faltft tie oriiben 8 ober 4 mai
biQiger ais bier in omerifaniihen
Dollars. Sn england, mo 10 biele
2elite eriperbsIos iinb, in Tranfreih
uno Ser Sdpeia, it, nod Cannon,
Sic itouitrieae EGtigfeit oltf Dem
~gsltllpltnft a%ngelongt. Mto1te MIR
boIo oll6 Ser 8oriier 6rieoensper-
trag nit ieinetl 8eitimm1tugen rim
sic @inienr~ geber. Damn miro es
bolo better ausieben I'M aIten Batter
laroe.
Washington Journal., 1921-09-30

fiibrung. Sic iino elm groBer @e.
genias oll Dem ideuBlid)en japoueii,
ifen Sobrifnt, NIT Dem Die &inoer
jabrelong baden ipielen miiIien.
Die @uppcn iino BEL Srai Or. @d,
AZ AonmS Street, g. 50, ~obeeliefert.
Die 0ameh oie iid crboten boben,
Iuppen 8l FIFTEEN rno ar8u8ieben
ooer 0anlen Die iid bel Dem &onteit
beteiligen moIlen, oenn es lit elm
&reis fir sic i60nite uno orieineQitc
Guppe altseeiebt, lino eebeten, iid,
nit Srau Gf in 8erbinoung 5u leten
ltnO Die Bilppen ob5ubolen.
Die Mitelieoer nes &elief Commit
tees balten ibre nd6ite 8erIammlung
am 6. Sftober ab, oa bieier 5aQ
als 9inoertae fur 9euti9lanos Sreenb
feltgeiebt 1T uno Die orei Millionen
Dollar Sammlun9 besinnt.
M.e.
Washington Journal., 1921-09-30
nDeutl6er Gag" wirb am
6. SftOber feitli6 9efeiert.
D~eutidamerifaner fino nach Dem
Concord KIub einoeIaoen.

9nS In0enfen an 0ie erIte oelttihe
Guaranteeing un0 @riinoung Der
Golonie @ermontomn in Hennlploa-
MEN i'm SCRIPT oes SobreS 1858 be-
abiihtigen Die omerifonil6en 0iiraer
oeittI6en Stommes inter oen gluipi.
5ien 0es Concord &lubs in 0eIien
9oae, 314 6 StraBe g. 80, am
0Onnerstag, ben 6. Sftubcr, abemSs
s llbr, feitlid ST. begeben.
Inner geiommtes 9eutiftrm, 10.
mie uniere Observation-Disclosures Ser
cine nit ibren 6obnen itno Stanoor.
ten, iino gan5 Defenders Oa5u einge-
Ia0en.
9ie 8eier oeS o9eutiden Cages"
lit elm rein uncertainties Set uno
mebr beredtigt oIs sic Selte gum
3rped Der @%rinneruig oil europGiIde
politii6e greigniiie.
8ir feiern Ben Saq
in @%rinnerltng Ser er1ten oentihen
Gintponoerer nno @riinOer elmer SEQ,
Ionic aitf amerifonilhem @ooen -
IS ermontom II. Ills jener Go-
Ionic %entiprongen 9obio &ittenbouie,
ser critic groBe Matbematifer atf ant
erifanii6em 8ooen geboren; Sbomos
@o0fren, Der @rfinoer ser Quoora-
ten; Sauer, Ser 9rltfer Ser erIten
8ibel in Iuerifo; Somltel gitnaro,
ser @riin0er Der Glt1aro 0ampfer
2inien.
Sn iener &oGonie lpur0e Ser critic
8rotelt gegen Sfloberei erboben in
OemieIben Sabre glossy IN
meI1em in Bottom elm orntes iriIdes
@eib pegen oneeblider Sererei ge.
b6ngt mur0e; in Germantown ipuroe
Sic erite 8opiermiible ltno sic critic
SdrifteieBerei erridtet. @ir feiern
Ben 0eutf6en EaG ais einen
8ionier Sag.
Seit Ser fleiren S6aar bon orei-
8ebn SamiIien, pel6e an jenem G..
Sftober an Sen l1fern 0es 9elamare
lanoeten, lit oas germoniiAe @Iement
in Sen 8ereinigten Stoaten jebt o1f
ullgefGbr 26 &ro8eft Ser @eIommt-
bep0lferittg geItiegen.
SSe0er 0enfenoe uno berniinftige
glmerifaner nit irgeno nel6er @b-
itammung giebt 8it, Dob Die oerttide
@inipon0erung gum 9roBen Sell aus
4merifa oas eeIdoffen bat, mas es
iebt 1T ~ nGmli6 Ser b%erborra-
qeroite, einfluBrei6ite uno beoeiltero-
ite Staat inter allell Hationen Der
@elt.
@orltm ioQ Ser Deutl6amerifaner
niein 2i6t inter einen S6effel
Ite1en?
Il @S lit cine gbreniode, Sen 0eut-
I6en Sag nit allem @Ian5e 81 fei-
ern, uno es iolte fein amerifonii6er
8iirger, ser bie grrungenl6aften Der
oeltti6en @inman6erung unerfennt,
at Snuie bleiben.
Namens oes Counties oes Goncoro
&lltb beebrt ii6 Ser ltnter5ei6nete,
oos beuti6-omerifaniide 8ltbIifum
ltno DEFENDERS bic oeutIhen 8ereine
nit ibren Samilien 81 Der Seier ein-
5ula0en.
Ser @intritt lit frei. Gin miiroi-
ges @roeramm fir oie Seier lit por-
geieben.
paitor Sulius Soffmann aus 8alti=
more bat als elmer Der 6eitreoner tele=
srapbii@ sugeiagt.
@lItab 8en0er.
Washington Journal., 1921-09-30

oas 9fe6t, Dem &onforo &lub uu-
frcunblid gegeniiber gu iteben Ionit
miiBte man anlebmen, Dob sic ge-
prieIene oeuti6e ginigfeit, oepti6e
Srelte nno &ameraoi6oft, eiteI Ounlt
uno Erablerei iei fir oen Monn pal
ieno, Der eelegentli6 iiD briiitet =
SD bin-aud-e
Sn Ser Geriammlling lpuroe be.
i6loiien, am 6. Sftober einen r0eltt-
iden Sag" GIT fetern uno nltroe elm
&omite errtannt Inn elm paiIenoes
8rogramm altf5uitellen.
Tim II ltbr bertagte iid Die Ser
iammlung. @.S.
Washington Journal., 1921-09-30
staat mnh @Er&iatr.
Son NIfreO eteiniter.

Gas GrbiibeI oes oeuti6en Dol.
fes mar bon ieber Der Manael
an RationaIgefiibL, an nationaIem
9emuBtiein, Oas 6eblen elmer no.
tionalen Soee, zines eemeiniamen
0euti9en Stoatsgeoonfens. @Gb.
reno iid bonn 10. Sobrbunoert oil
Granfrei9 uno england au Itarfen
nationalen Staaten entuidelten,
blieb 0eutidlanO iunerIi6 0errii.
len. Grit @ismard iduf Dem bent.
i1en 8oIfe bic bon ieinen 9eIten
LANCE eriebnte @inbeit. aber oieIe
politii1e @inbeit nermohte Iih
ni9t sur inneren &ei9seinbeit Der
Seelen 81 Dertiefen; Der Oeuti6e
@eonnfe feblte uno oarum tparen Die
itGrfiten Deutihen oamaIiger 8ett,
U. 8ngner, Niebihe uno 2agarOe,
ourdarS feline 6reunoe Oes Bis.
mardi1en 3eitolters. Namentlid
2ngoroe betonte mieoerboIt, oaB
materieae @obIfobrt un0 Der Srieb
rolitiiher SeIbiterbnltung nidt ge.
niieert, INN benz 2eben zines Bottles
lebenoigen SnbaIt uno modIenoe
St1rfe 81 geben.
Ser Stant berubt nber nidt nur
alf materieuen Snterelien, Oenn
ionIt bate oos @ort "ubi bene.
ibi patria" poue 9eredtigung. GIN
8olf farn oils Staat nir beItebelr
uetlu es niGt an Den @enuB Der
@egenport oerft, ionoern ii6 Der.
a%ntuortli6 fiiblt fir ole 3ufuntt.
Sidte iagt: nars ser SOee Der.
aus3uleben, beiBt fir Die @attung
fir Die 3ufunft, fir oas emlo
&ommenoe lebenl 9as lit Ser Iitt.
li6e Staatsbegriff I'M aIgemei.
men," Die lteberdeugung BON Der
Nottpen0igfeit elmer 8iaens3uIam-
menbaIlung i'm SinbIid ouf oie
3rfunft oes Staates lift S~tootsge-
iinmung.
un1ere SeInoe I'M Meltfriege ina.
rem bon iolher Staatsgeiinnung
ourdoritngen; Der @nglGnoer bon
Der lleber5erglirg Dab er a priori
sur 8eltberri6ait beltimmt lei, Der
Sran5oIe BON Der gloire uno Dem
leit Sabr9unoerten g~enGbrten 0oQ.
ma, oaB ibm Die fontinentale Gor.
berri6aft 5ufomme; oaS junge ito-
lieniide 40niarei6 bon Dem "sacro
egoismo", Ole %nnerloIten 9riioer
81 befreien, uno Dem Gedt ouf oos
mare nostro", Die &errldaft iiber
Die aoria. Sb oieie Inipriide ae.
ihiHtli6 un6 obieftib berehtiat
Iino, lit praftiiG gleidgiiltig; ouer
tie ga6en oieien @olfern sic innere
Starfe un0 @inbeit. Gin Staat,
Der li6 bebaupten min, muB egoiIti.
Idle Bolitif treiben. ,8eltbiirqer.
tum" lift Hbraie. 9as oeuti6e
BOLT bate Dem feline gemeinlame
Staatsgeiinnung entgegen3uIeben;
eS tpar auSgeboblt bon Wanlmonis.
mus uno Marrismus ullo erlag 10
idlieBli6 frog Der gl1nsen0Iten
8affantaten, Die 6ie @eltgeIdidte
fennt.
@enn 6as 0euti6e 8olf iid nift
aufringt 5u elmer lebenoiaen
Staats9eiinnung, 10 lit feline gu.
funft Deriptelt. nn6 oa5u gebort
Dor ALIEN Die geidi6tlide @r3ie.
bung. Nidt MIR nm aus Den ge.
ma6ten Seblern 81 lernen, Jon.
bern Diel mebr nod, neil es obne
@ei6idte fein bepuBte5 8olfstum,
fem nationales gbrgefiibl gibt,
oenn oieie fonnen MIR aus Der Sc.
ididte, aus Dem @epuBtiein, oab
oos 8olf etnas biitorii1 geiporoe.
nes lit, berporgeben. sllein ans
oieiem 8eipuBtiein fam elm 8oIf
Die aufaaban fir ieine 3ufuntt
idopfen. Iud hierfiir inns a@',t@--
Washington Journal., 1921-09-30
8aibinstpm Metser 1lnterftitnnss-
8eIeni6aft.

Ser 8aibingtoner Mebger Inter
itiibungsberein balt am 9ienstag,
ben A. Sftober, i'm 8ereinsIofol, 922
$50. Abenue, feline i6brli6e General
@eriammlung uno 8eamtenmobl ob.
Die Witglieoer Iino gebeten, oablrei6
81 erideinen. @ad Ser @"eriommlllng
lit @eieliges 8~eiiammenlein aep[ont.
Washington Journal., 1921-09-30
Der beutl6e @luube.
Bon ernit slfreO aaOeu.

5trebe mieoer enlpor, mein @olf, aitf
0ie S0ben oes Dnieins,
Mus Dem oiilteren Gal, in Oas Oh
iGblings geitiirotl
5ino mieoer Suredt Did, in Der eige.
men oeltti1en Seele,
Die ii6 I'M ariege 10 groB uno itorf
mic niemols ge5eigt.
Grgreife Stefen itno Stab, bob feIten,
cntl1loilenen Bilen
aufipGrts 5u Ihreiten gum 2idt, oas
Dor Terfan Dir gelelidtet.
0eutl6lonos Some beridmono bin
ter lfipar5en @itteriuoIfen,
0od mieOerfomnteii muB Der Gage
leudtenoe 8rahtl
5teinig, lteiI 5iunr lit Der Neg, nit
mii0em %Dertpun0etem SuBe
ShIeppe bid miibiam empor, ooS ret
tenoe 3iel Dor Mligenl
2ob 8ergoneeneS auriid I'M ounfeln
Shotten 6es 9eite.
Streb nit iebnenoem 9tllt Dem lidte-
rem, beiieren Wiorgen ent9egenl
Gimm an oic felte Souo oeine 2inoer,
oeS @aterlonos 3ltfltnft.
Sbnen 3eig Sen Yfoo aus Dem Eief.
IonO binoitf olf bic 8ergel
Siebe, bdlO bilt oil binourh ourd Ser
SoIoen Iteinig @er0Ge
&aIte un0 rub MIN ouf oeuti1en @l.
men g~riinenoem 8Ionel
@eile Die @un0en, Die Idmer3eno Did
qudlen,
Shdu gel6litert 6ltrild ouf oie Sriim-
MGR eiltigen 8Iiid'sl
S%rugbiloer 5eiete 0ein Graum. aus
Dem 0l ltobuefl0 ermndteit
@ls elm %ralenoer Strom oein 9oIein
beridlang.
0uH nit Dem naften 2eben rette nun
Oeine &rdfte.
Gette oein @eimatlano, bein armes,
5erihlogeues Golf!
Irbeite bid bod, treu, fleiBig uno
obne @rmottenl
9elr in oes 2ebens @emiibl ItGblen
&raft iid uno oeutider Mutl
2eben beiBt fGmpfen miiben, aber
lid aud 0onfbar freuen
lteber bie8lumen am 8ege, Die lelt6.
teno un0 neigeno bid griiBen.
lleber sir m0lbt li6 mieoer in reiner
8lGl1e Ser Simmel
lleber ser 8erge @ipfel griiBt bid
roiieer Sdein.
Strebe nit gar5er &raft ser oelt-
i6cn Sonne entgegenb
8reite sic Mrme aus ttnb iortf3eno
begriiBe ibr 2i6t!
@un miro oos @onoern leiht in oeS
Morgens erfriidenoer &iible.
SiIberflar giebt Dir Der Quea laben-
&c StGrfung un0 4roft.
8oih oie Seele Dir rein inn flaren
Netber Der 2iifte.
gloler9leid i6mebe fie fiibn empor 81
Ben Ielt6tenoen @ipfeln.
,@oelpeiB bliibt BORT oberi, iternglei6
am &immelsoom.
Solte oie SGnoe tiff, oanf Dem fiib-
renoen @ottl
9enn nit cnt8iidten augen iiebit on
at oeinen SiiBef
Grntel6lpanger oein 2ano,
0euti1lano mieOer ~eritnrfeno ourf)
Mrbeit unD 5leiB ieines 8olfes.
Nur 10 mirit on mieoer, mas emit on
murlt,
lln0 ipie ser @roe Itaunenoe &olfer
bid poroem fannten:
0oS geeinte, groBe, nntilgbare Solf,
@ermanias &inbl
Washington Journal., 1921-09-30

SettgemdBer 0rudfebler:
Seoesmal, pehn Der Sriibling ms
Sano 5og, befam lie lire Sutani1le.
DIT am niIoeiten flieb'r
Die @eoanfen eeraoe Damn, menn iie
u filler Sronuns lid iammeln icll'
ten.
Wie unere @cmGloe IoleI
mir audi uniere NebenmeniAen itcts
I'M porteilbaiteiten 9idlte ieben loi.
fen.
Washington Journal., 1921-09-30
Silfsberein.


8ei Dem @a5ar, Der am 5, 6, Z uno
8. 9e5ember nit Silfe Der beuti6en
8ereine, i'm Sntereiie Der 6eutiden
&in0er-S peilung a6gebalten meroen
miro, lit cine 8uppenausitellung Ell
ner ser intereiianteiten Stdnoe.
Die 8uppen iper0eri in ben 2anoes-
traften Ser perldieoenen Nationen Ii.
oeutihen Yrobin5en ange5ogen Der-
ben.
9os &oMite bat getpartet, bis Die
erIte Senoung bon 9eltidlano elm
trof nlo bat etlihe Oubeno 3u en-
eros 9reiien qefauft. Die 8uppen
fine munberid)on, 3eigen edit oeut.
de@ei6idlidfeit itno fiinitli1e g(us-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-20
MISS. A. & M. (2S)
( Commander Ross to Enter Ten Horses In
 the Kentucky Derby

Louisville, Ky, February 19.-Com- : mander J. K. l.. Ross, the Canadian turfman, has 10 candidates for the Kentucky derby, according to a pre- ltminary anponncement of the Ken~ lucky Jockey club here today. Harry Payne Whitney, the New York turf |man, and F. R. Bradley of Lexington each have seven. The Whitney string is led by Tryster and Pudery. Ed- ward F. Sims of Middletown, Ky, has four, including Leonardo II, and w. J. salmon of New York. three. including Careful
 H. F. Sinclair of New York, athe an nouncemept indicates, will depend upon Inchcape and Grey Lag. T. w. O'Brienj of Chicago has nominated Pluribus. Former United States Sem ator Johnson N. Camden of Versailles, Ky, has paid the fee for Rangoon. while c. w. Clark. the Montana min ing magnate. and H. c. (Bud) Fisher will rely upon United Verde and Muskallonge, respectively.
 Announcement of the full list is awaiting advices from turfmen now in California and in Cuba, who are ex- 4,ected to make nominations. Those male by mail will be accepted if post marked before midnight February 15 the date which nominations closed.
 The derby. fixture at a mile and a quarter for three-year- olds. will be run at Churchill Downs, Louisville May '. The stake will carry $50OQo in added money, and is expected to net the owner of the winner approximately $4c0oc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-20
GUILLEMONT, FRENCH
 RUNNER, FAILS 10
 SHOW MUCH IN RACE

Madison Square Garden, New York, February 1s.-Joie Ray of the Illinois A. C.. Chicago, America's best middle distance runner. won the international 3.000-metre special race at the Guar anty clubs indoor games in Madison Square Garden tonight This was tho special event in which the Olympic b.00O-metre winner Corpl. Jose F. sGuillemont came from France to com pete. For half the, distance. Guille- mont was in second place about 20 yards behind Ray, who led practically from start to finish. Walter Higgins of Columbia passed the French soldier at the beginning of the tenth lap. which was little more than half the distance of the race. John J. Romis of Penn State college forged ahead of the visiting Frenchman at the begin ming of the fourteenth lap. and iron, thai to the finish the order was Ray. Higgins. Romig and Guillemont.
 The Frenchmans shoHing was dis appointment to the spectators. as he was handicapped somewhat by an injury to ais rrght foot, suffered in training early in the week. It was also his first appearance on board floor race.
 The 1.000-yard run resulted in n rousing finish between the winner, Tom Campbell. of Yale. and Harold Cutbill of the Boston A. A. Cutbill led all the way into the home stretch when Campbell challenged him, and five yards from the finish drew level with Cutbill. finally beating out the Boston flyer by inches at the tape.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-20
Old Rituals Fight
 Return Bout After
 13 Years Waiting

Boston, February 1s.--Jack Twin Sullivan of Cambridge, AZ years old, tonight defeated Joe Thomas of Dia- mond Hill, R. l., 35, by a technical knock out when the referee stopped the bout in the third round in re- turn boxing bout sequel to 1O-round draw fought in Los Angeles 13 years ago. The match was scheduled for 10 rounds.
 The "old- timers were rated as light heavies tonight. Tn Los Angeles they were middleweights.
 Referee George Freeman, himself a veteran boxer. stopped the bout after it became evident that Thomas had little chance against Sullivan.
 Sullivan opened cut in his op- ponent's eye in the first round and followed up this lead with successive jabs to the wound. He showered short rights and left jabs to the body that bothered Thomas considerably and the end came when he was practically at Sul1ivan's mercy
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-20
NEXT RING BOUTS E AT B. A. (. WILL BE
 INV DIXIE FAMILY
Tommy Tompkins Starts Work on Team to Represent the
 Athletic Club

The next boxing matches to be cons ducted by the B. A. C. will take place in the southern amateur tournament, offA terday Until this event is successfully disposed of, the Athletic club will not devote any more of it's time to outside matches, it was sad.
 Meanwhile, Tommy Tompkns has been getting off to a flying start in organil- ing his team to represent the B. A. G this year. He put h4s hopefuis liirou=d their real workout last Friday nis.d and he stated that he was sac,srlej witi the showing made. He announced lf training schedule which caus for thres nights of workouts this week and fuuf nights a week for the next two weeks, at the end of which time he hopes ,s have his boys in splendid trim for tha tournament. which will be staged Marcn 14 and 15
 WEIGHING IN
 Friday night was spent mostly 4 weighing and sizing the men, su thai on Monday Tommy can startt rainlna each man accordingly
 Just at present It would hardly be ia to state just who will be likely to st I; but it can be said there will be sever l starring before the tournament is o.c.. Dave Evans, who has been selected | captain the team this year, is about t..a best bet Tommy has, although the6 will be others giving him a run for lod honors before long
 Tommy has been eliminating some 5O-odd hopefuls for the past two months, until now he has but Is who will pt entered under the B. A. C. colors. In selecting his team, 1ompkins hal taken everything into consideration and has given everyone every opportunity te exhibit his wares. Besides beng ass.stc3 by Captain Evans, Tommy will employ the assistance of Lou Gomez JimmA Brennan. Sailor Dixon and Rip RogaiA so that he may give each and every man a thorough training.
 The competition this year is going ta be exceptionally keen, and Tommy 4 leaving nothing undone to put out the best possible team.
 1 Beslues the local entries. there probably wifi be teams entered from Atlanta, NsS Orleans, Memphis, Louisville. AuburA Alabama. Mississippi A. & M., .Tuiana Pensacola naval station and possibly Vanderbilt, as well as individual sltries < 1 The following men nave been selected to represent the B. A. c. this yeai3 George Harwell Hollis Arnold, 10S-pound class; Doug Beatty, James Woods and
 Horace Hooper 1l5-pound class; t'rana strawbino, Speedy Newman and car Arnold, 125-pound class; Dave Evans Charles McElwain, John Crawford is'c' pound class: Frank Chestan, Joe Dicley, l45-pound class; Roy Wilkinson, bos Bowden and Shorty Williamson, ieS pound class Roman Spiegle and Johs Frew. heavyweight class.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-20
ANNAPOLIS MODES l CLEAN UP IN EVENTS

4 Annapolis. Md, February 19.-The An fapolis midshipmen again cleaned up to- day in a six-cornered programme of ath- l9tft events. every contest being won py a decisive margin.
 < The middies took the measure of the htFimmers of the Massachusetts .Instf- fute of Technology by score of S 10 16 and overwhelmed the boxers of the name institution, 27 to 0. Dartmouth Wrestlers succumbed to the prowess or the navy lads, 2S to 5, and Yale fencers were bested in a series of bouts with the foil, sabers and dueling swords, Il to points. x In gymnastics, naval wards showed their supremacy over Haverford by T ocore of B to 1e points. while the navy .backetball team scored comparatively easy triumph over Marietta college of Ohio. k to 16.