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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-01-18

Brocent Of Tanmarfs ian1leSe Gner.
giforbrng. Sbab @anSfruft araaar,
maa Oannnarf iptte fin 2io til Sc itpre
% i%nteresiante Blaner ON 4raftoper.
fsring ira Norge og Speriap.
@n interesiant oe giaontiif 8Ion
er Sorflaget ON l1bnptteIie al Strsm.
nert giennem 2inebelt % Gbbe oa
SIoo beO Spuanbs Seitfpit.
Ilele poa StrGfninaen ira gs.
berg til ben npe @r9nie fIptter @bbe
og Sloo TO @anse / 0sgnet Bar,b.
Wasier, bpis imIleoe patentieae Strait
slaret runot or mere EMO NOT til at
b9ffe 2unoets iamIeoe mefaniife
&raftbcbop.
Eli llonpttelien bill frppes T9m-
ltingsanlRg og gasiiner, Ibis libnre
Dimet1ioner biotiI bar ahfreffet
Sanfen; men / ben nlpGrelloe Sit,,a.
tior fan oenne Tlan life ofpiies GA
or ba ogiaa 9ienltano for SperoeieIie.
ioet man bar regrtet no, at oen bel
'fuloe bore ooerformelis. rmar Can.
bet fon forre,tte Sc opennppnte 4
Wiltaroer. ct iaaoant tefniIf 3iurn.
peperf rilSe iRtte Suiener az 0enne.
tier / Irbcibe % piloe bore ct "sfo.
nomif Tameoirfc", lom piloe ois-e
2anoet n~afbensis Of noenlmnbfe
2raftfiloer 90 fire bets sfonomiife
SeTnit9noiebeS.
Ser bur lTrge rGret en- hioIia Tis.
fusion ON, boilfe MibIer Der bsr oil.
peuoes I'll meb ciebIiffelig @irfnira
at begrGnie &riiens Smiane. Nan
bar berunoer feet oct tntcreS1ante oa
opftetbPffenoe SiIiplbe, at Reaierin.
gen fulbitGnois bar praae, De SSsnb.
i%tiainaer, Sen neoiatte "S6utafom.
mission" afgao. Ct SIertal, iorn
lebeoes al ct Yor iremraeenSe @m-
bebsmGnb, bI. q. Nationalbonfoiref.
tor &l,bin, mbefaIebe Smportiorbl,S
og Rationeriu9 / ct bit Smiana, me.
bens ct fort NinoretaI, ppientIiaIt
Oe follerDdflpe, allbetdle0e Ell a1ttp-
mdttf So~lbforbsielie, hoorpeo EpIo-
aiaifterne fpm / Sperersitemnelie
meb bet nuairlbelloe Vrisnipeall, We-
oens &egieringen fam penteS at bile
faitboloe fin Mobitmno MOB Smport.
forbuo % &ationerins - Sen allier
N9rineslipets Sribeo Tor at betinge
ben iunbcite Sfouomi - bill ben
reppe / 0Gnebet flnne mooiptte iia
&rooet ON SolbforbeieIie, belS foroi
l1olanbets Sanbelspolitif tpirger Ser
til, bells foroi arapet meo itigenoe
Stprfe oglaa bill reiic Jig ira Snoit-
itriarbeibernes Sibe.
Sebniioes nteb OnIGsninaen al
9nmarfs &Iilforbrug fra uben.
lanhffe til inbenIanbife @neraifilber,
bill Ell inaoan SorbsieIic al Solbiat.
ierne funre gienoprette Sanmarfs
efoncmiife Balance og gipe bets rfo.
npmife 2ib en- bibtil rtfienbt 8raS
al u%aib9nsisbeo % Stabilitet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-01-18
tStf Shore ". 9dfte.)

s stm / 9eIemarfen ersarrs min 9lie,
ge ltob.
! earrle Galietbtsocn, ,nrber Soutss
fielbets SOB;
Der ipanot min Sarnoor,S Sage i tratz
&C Susmanostaar.
Go9 sIah iee fer tirbdse paa Ni$ic ti0rc
Idr.
Sen lille innpIe Stl,c, iom melem Ste'
ne itnnr,
huur ieg tiIbrustc 2tsct / nrirre Barrie
q
ben bdr DC firre Winbcr fra 0toets
Risrnc %adr,
icn albrig mer man timber / 2ibcts
GIbrc Iar.
Ser bar iep rbbbet Sterc, Der tdr ics
pIlffet gpr.
% inscn Tlst paa SorSen fam bltoe mig
iad ij9r-
Ga Der, lom Surin9s9iitteIt, leg 9iGtte
SG 90 lang,
og fist ics funbe fable, nan ies paa
SreIto iprmns.
Ga naar Iaa Snccn oettet uor tiGre
Worges Sorb,
ies eli pdo Srneu iatte ps IT'D for @afs
Ten for.
90 mansen Ell aOlbstts ies Der / Bat
fdu iladr.
p~nfrino Dor file Suite, Imn oppi Idien
Itodr,
Nein Su oen iIpo til Sagter, min itsrltt
Chit set par;
icg siiHen toe paa Iaffer, os Iad till
Iioss Oct ban,
% Here GIs 90 9isrne for 8iilen min
bar falbt,
ia, euoog lure Niffel. bdm gift oet o8s
ian gait!
Sen foIbe @irtermorsen, ha itcb ies
tiSIig Oh.
ga lao brn itplte Si,1r iaa bsit pua Sli'
rIttop;
boa aiaIot bet ONT at Itbbe ipm Spet Sas
serrtanb,
% Here bleb mt Butte, eno ic8 MI ntr'
bes t1l.
Eli eet tiare sarrle SsifielS, bio brog
iee nmnser Sang
for Grreter at tr1tte / Nefiisers hare
TanS;
Der bar iea pIltfet Tulter Sen belle 0a>
gen lang;
Sen Sristen nsppe fubes i roget moet
2mro.
@sn bisie glade Gage, De irau N
gnbe fiji,
os 3ipet m,eb tit Tloor mig mart inrebe
sit,
os mart ies funee ie. at en- fattig Sits'
m~mtosier,
ril aItib fattis blire % Haze for lin
9sn.
Ga innrt leo mig bcitenttr at saa til
Srtel Gum.
Sen sobe sanIe Serre bar sibet mani
&C SienL
ca ON iee ret mis itiisr, ban binIper
ogiad mig.
berpaa er ies not iitter, TIL bam er GOD
% rig.
saa iaeSe ies Sarpel til min tiGre
gamle Dor,
cs iaa III slest os 9enner, inn rullct
| gpeoer Dor,
% iaa ct SIif leg saitet pan gtrna
airfeenarp,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-01-18

Nriten ethoer / IpoueitIise Iis.
lMiri cnten fiellScr euer bar bsrr
om &ep. Barter Mtoolt, Iont / ct bel.
ballot Iarblrrbrcbe bar unpcnot lit
9io % fine @pner for Senoo1sifoIen
% SrganiIerirgSarbeibc for 80.
cietp Of Srrenbs" eler 8prferne.
"l1uclc Tarfcr", io1n ban er met
a~lminoelig fielot, CT ~lprureen al
cit i'm OF sarnmel frafti9 @pGfer-
ilGgt, % ser er life en- beorc fiatot
% mere u~lntinbelia reipefteret Dor.
ger / benre Gel al Statcn. 5 Ont
taIe al beu nr~erfp9roiee @~ielopret.
telie al lin Selbreb peo Eanlac Tiger
hut:
"Sor omtrent fem Inr iiSelt bIco
leg alminoelig neobrrot. Wtit bo-
peoiaselige Snoe bar nerpeS Snoi-
geition eler iIe Sorbeielle. Mit
Ippetit nar megt buarlie p9 min
Steering befom mig iieloen bel, ian
ieg mnatte Iene pna en- nleget inc.
ifr9nfet 9trt. Seq Ico Ell bel Gel
al Soueopine o. SpimreIbeo8an'
faIb; leg bapSe olporIige Smertcr
pper Snmlutggen og les ilemt af
Soritopbclie oct melte at Sioen. Seq
bar / 8irfeIiebcben iaa ipa9 og neo.
briibt, at leg life bar iitarrb til at
paretaae mine Tligter.
"Tenne Sorfat1ltrg sproe mig
lteaet nerpss, og leg fitn0c life iope
unt Nattet. Sfte flrbe reg Itgg,
puagen nriten belle Nattetr, oe ieg
bar mere eQer miirbre / oenne Sors
~iatniilg / FEM Star. Iiu 9Gge ia9'
be, at ban life flmbe gisre rogct for
mig, og bnr tilmaoeoe mig at for.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-01-18

90 arlig utaa ies tiitaa, lea frIScNe
er Sdar'.
nor Der min fierc Sabr ct Im9t III
6biIe neo;
@lrb Saber mm u%elii8ne 90 gip BAN
ebt9 Srebl
% birlp os, @liS % Sober, ia ale BIER
at a0e hi Tan iamles bog Ots / Stlns
utelcr!
Ga Der seS Sabets She, ser bpiIer
SnItre TO.
Ia % Ell Iiben SroNer er goat ri eoi5
Ho.
/ atroo's samlc airte, iru 'taar Ser
Itse neo,
lea bebt er, fonIirmeret - o, minberige
Steb!
Sen oroen @aorts mon friper / nitten
SlrtSe ire.
Nit Irfer ba is9 rettet o9 ietlte Idd
Ghteo;
% fdrot lnd mao ieg 't9e. en- Sdhr poa
&nSen rrnbt.
Ia i.a 1na samIe Torse / Soridonten
irdsSt.
gi cneae Sage ieiIet berrpber SeIgen
bldd.
inSttI N SnteIs aise / SiurmeIndrosn
ind;
GA ReiIen bat en- ebittltr, ia Zig ct
8iGItebro
irStiI ri rooet 9anbet. becrtiI ri pa,,s
bret ltb.
gua Sennc Sorben iprebe$ III on ! Or
os Ben,
nen Cub har 10 set Ififtet os pcS. hnao
er os hcSft.
Soar Sioer Der er otrrrr, bun ale
iunrIer inS,
ION Hsifsn bans til tieube, til itg I
StitnreIen.
ga, Sat ga. tinre G,to, for Sslee cper
Oar,
III, isla MIG gicu,em 2tbet, iretu leg
gam | @rnp.
90 IA, naar CITIZENS @Iotte bet 'iolts
Slaset IGar,
Cub sio min Siel bos big en- eots Sri'
Ee faar!
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-01-13
Nets Will Hold
International
Boxing Tourney

Frederick w. Ruben, Secretary and
Treasurer Of the Amateur Athletic
Union. made the announcement yes
terday afternoon that the MetrupOl.
ltaD Association would hold an inter-
national boxing tournament In the
ring Of Madison Square oardeh 90
Tuesday Jan %,
According TO the p,sns formulated.
the best boxers In Canada will meet
the best Of the simon pures In and
about New York on the above men
toned night az Tex Richards we'll
known show place. The bouts will
be held under the rules Of the inter-
national Amateur Boxing Federation.
which diner greatly from the rules
that govern amateur boxing In thus
country.
There has been considerable criti-
cism Of the American rules ever since
the Olympic Games at Antwerp last
summer The American rules put
our boxers at q DISADVANTAGES at the
Olympic Cameo, and several of our
champions who we're expected to win
FIRST prizes failed TO reach the finals.
Now the men who supervise amateur
boxing are going to abandon the present
rules and adopt . SET OF new oner,
which win be along the line Of the
International Amateur Boxing Fedora.
ton.
The international Federation rules
call for the usual three rounds. But
the hrst two rounds are Of three min
utes duration and the third Of four
minutes with an interval OF one min
ute between each session. In case the
Judges failed to reach an agreement
the eferee can cast his vote or order
another round Of two minutes.
In speaking Of the international tour.
nament yesterday. Mr.. Ruben sakl:
THE prime reason for holding the
international tournament at this time
Is to give the international Amateur
Boxing Federation rules 0 thorough
tryout, as the A. A u. has already APP
pointed a committee to draft a new set
Of boxing rules. These rules no doubt
will be almost the same a. the ones
that govern International competition"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-01-13
RED BLOOD
GETS HOUSE.
WORK DONE
Supplies Health and VigOF to
Women Who 0verwOrk
FULL FLOODED PEOPLEHJoYuFE
II Your Blood Is Thin, Take Pete
MHngan. Il Makes Rich
Red tlOOd

Just look around you and notice the
kind Of people who enjoy life. They
are the full-blOOded people. SallOw
cOmplexiUned, dull-eyeH people don't
have much fun. How can they, with
blood that Is lacking In llfe-giyinE red
cOrpusClesi II takes red blood 10 do
good work, to enjoy life, to be con-
genial, to be sOmrbOdy
II you feel run down and out OF
sorts most Of the time. II your COM
pleNiun Is bad, II Is probably due to
starved blood. When you get that way
You need Pepto- Mangan, II win pick
you up and put you in the class If
people who step out and do things.
with plenty Of red coTpuscles you en-
joy the excitement Of rife. Whether
you work or play you find yourself
getting things done and taking real
pleasure out Of life. You stand on
your two feet in good health
PeptO-ManRHn Is widely and heart-
lily endorsed by physicians II is ef-
fectiye and easy to take Comes IN
either liquid or tablet form. The me-
decimal properties are the same.
Sold at all drug stores But he sure
you get the genuine PeptO- ManRan
with the name Guides" on the pack
age Ash for II by the full name
Guides Pepto-M angRn. "-Advt.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-01-13
Judge Lands Defeats
Efforts of Club OlUners
To Limit His POWerS

reads that IL after investigation,
any affair he considered detrimental
to baseball he cOuid lake such aCtlOn
as he deemed advisable"
With this Out VI the way, the last
vestige Of disagreement disa ppeA red,
and tine new nhticnsi 4S"stnsn. WHs
Uuy slgheu o, tn i6q .'Epu1BttveR Of
both n,HlOI WbGuss, Including ban
johnson Alr. two vi the three Amer
lean League owners VINO have been
lighting his pulicIes-Col. Jacob Rup-
pert Of the Now York Yankees and
Charles A. COmisjkeY OF the Chicago
White SOx.
Harry Erazee Of the Boston Red
Sox was not present at the time, but
announced that he would sign the
agreement later.
Representatives Of the minor
leagues had signed with the word
Recommend" stiH In, and after the
change was made II was found that
the minors were not In official session
and Consequently would have to take
UP the question again.
Assurances however. were given
Judge lands by representatives. Of
the minor leagues that they had con-
sidered the word recommend" the
same as take" and that there would
be no question about the change be-
ting acceptable.
on top Of all this, the club owners
Of the two major leagues went a step
further.
They affixed their signatures 60 .
contract in which they agreed not to
publicly eriticise each other or talk
about one another for publication. and
to accept any decision made by Judge
lands, regardless Of their own per-
sonai opinions concerning IL. .
The new national agreement wHl
remain IN effect 90 long rs Judge Lam
dis Is Commissioner. and al individual
contract was signed giving him a salary
He was offered $50. roo a year, hut
stipulated tfat his salary OF $500 as a
Federal Judge should be deducted from
his baseball Balni y.
The new agreement also provides for
restoration Of the daft with the prices
scaled down from $1,000 for Class "A
Leagues to 81. 900 for Clasa D. The
American Association and the new In
the draft. while the Pacific Coast
Lengue. the other Class IA OrganIza-
ton went In
New player contracts covering what
the club owners termed the "ethics OF
the game" were approved by the
ma iors.
One clause IN the new form Of con-
loyalty to his cub and pledges himself
to the American public to conform to
high standards Of fair play and good
sport smnnShip."
The player also promises to abide by
all decision Of the Commissioner and
TO keep himself in good physical con-
dition throughout the season.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-01-13
.EVEVNG WORLDS own SPORT HISTORY.
I What Happens Every Day
aAFvaFa EIsven HAD Conservation

Harvard ELEVEN HAD Observation
Post
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Jan 1S--Har-
VArd's football strategy In important
games for several years has been de-
developed In part over telephone wires
while the games weFO In progress. It
OAs harmed to-day.
In the games with Yale and Prince
Ton for the last two year4, the game
with Centre COLLEGE last fall and In the
lnteFsectionai game with University OF
Oregon al Pasadena q year ago Grim
son coaches perched on the top Of the
stands telephoned criticism and sugges-
lions to supplement the sldeline Obser-
VatiODs Of Bob Fisher, the head coach.
In the big game with Yale at the
Bowl last tall former Coach T. ".
HOughton and Jimmy Knox. Crimson
nrategtBtS, dictated over the telephone
IN observations that Fisher incOrpOr-
a6ed with his own In formulating the
oactiR Of the moment
Harvard football authorities made no
attempt to conceal the telephone ar
FRngements In any case, It was said
and as Ear as they knew the insts 'lallpn
was known to representatives OF OPP
posing teams. The operation OF the
telephone wac not regarded rs lnVoiv-
Ing any question Of ethics, as tie wire
S,Sn merely a medium Of communicate
SnR observations available to any o. g.
In the game al Pasadena, Call the
Crimson coaches wire was set ny ny
Ghe nnemen Of the telephone company
Al that place and reports may COINS come,
eaht tnAt the Unlyeisi'S 81 Cdu. = u. :
used a similar system In It's post sea,
son game with OHIO State University
two WeekB ago.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-01-13

n. Y. o. Defeats Army five In Had
Game.
WEST POINT. N. T., Jan iG-NeW
York Uhiversity's basketball quintet
stopped the Arrnys winning streak on
the court yesterday and incidentally
took revenge foI the defeat which the
Cadets administered year ago. The
inal score waB New York University.
The game was without doubt the
hardest and fastei, fought contest
played on the Army's court In years and
vas exciting from the start The viA-
,ors eXcelled in passing and door work,
although the Army Gagged one more goal
from scrimmage than the Violet team,
hobinsOn's WORK at centre and the
Btlh defenBe put up by Baker and Du.
lal4ey, were outstanding features OF
New York's play
The NioleN team went Out In front
during the tfst minute Of play, Holman
cagtng a field goal Pfeiner scored Ar
my's hrSt point from the foul line. The
hall ended with the visitors leading by
IL to z. Robin5on's keen eye from the
foul line kept the ". Y. U. In the van
during the second period. even though
Army by a rally registered four held
goals and a brace of points from the
foul Ane In this period.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-01-13
Baseball Chief win Be Allowed
to Take" Instead Of "ReCOm,
mend" Whatsoever Action He
Wishes in All Affairs That
Come Before Him.

CHICAGO. Jan. 15.-Judge Kene-
NV n. lands Is now the supreme
AOrd Of baseball in fact as well as
h name, and he showed his uualifl-
cations In no uncertain way just be-
fore the new national agreement was
anally signed. sealed and delivered
In an effort, It would seem, to re-
strict his power By Ban johnson,
President Of the American League,
. certain section Was made to read
NAT after Investigating any affair he
considered detrimental to baseball,
Judge lands could "RBCOMMEND
such action - be deemed advisable. "
Al this point in the final reading
Judge lands interrupted the pro-
eeedings and issued the following
Ultimatum:
"YOu have told the world that my
powers are 70 be supreme. tn give
me the power merely 10 recon.
mend takes all power out Of my
handR.
II will retire from the room, gen.
0emen, and zoe can discuss this
matter, but l want you 10 know that
either I must have POWcF 10 take
such action - ! wish, OF else you
lad better seek q new Commissioner.
81 would not take this Job for all
the gold In the world unless ! knew
my hands were TO be free"
In plain words, the new Commits
sioner refused TO undertake the diff
ncuk task II all the teeth were exc
tracted from the instrument with
which he expected to control.
Little time was wasted in removing
che objectionable phrase, and on the
motion Of Ban johnson the owners
voted TO substitute the word TAKE
for recommend" so that the clause
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-01-13
Baseball FSIayera Comprise This
Five.

A basketball team Of baseball players
will take the court next Sunday night In
the 22d Regiment Armory' against the
era New York Whirlwinds who de-
fcated Babe Ruth's All Stars last SUI
day. The bail tossers VINO win lineup
re Btgbee Stapleton, Pamm, Bauma 1,
Penlch and Cunton. Most OF these 'aen
are noted ba scban players. Bigboe,
who Is a member Of the Pirates playa !
with the PittstOn five IN the Penlsy /
vania state League. Stapleton playrd
with Bridgeport, while Clinton Also Wa9
a star Of the Penn state League.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-01-13
Layton Finishes Here with Two
Victories.

John Layton finished his exhibition
,chedIIIe nj Thunl's Academy yesterday
SSfernoSn and evening by two more VIC
tories over local amateurs. In tne
Afternoon the champion was away OH
form and took 100 innings 70 dispose OF
his youthful opponent , Joe kltSsIi o6 ~ y
heat runs we're a 4 and two S's, Liter
being 3. The evening session was pro
SImct3ye Of much better billiards, lnlsh-
Ing in Sc Innings in favor o. layton oy
Re 70 lean Kahn's 49, The champion
Tas In fine form having high runs OF T.
&. and two Of each.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-01-13
Fete Harvard Teams That Defeated
Yale.

CARTRIDGE, Mass, Jan. IS.--A V'r-
tory jubilee Will be held Tonight at L @
Harvard Club in Boston for members o.
Harvard athletic teams that defea ted
Yale during the 1920 season.
The crew, baseball hockey and foot
ball squads will dine at Boston hotels
and clubs and then go to the Harvard
club for the entertainment.
Trophies will be awarded to the vic
toriOus players by Dean Briggs.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-01-13
al. Hnnton Out After LoaE IIlness.

Colonel T. l.. Huston Of the Yankees
will visit the Clubs headquarters to-
day for the first time in eight or nine
weeks. He has been confined to mis-
home at No. 400 Riverside Drive fol-
lowing an operation at Roosevelt Hos
Dltal Ia November. II his condition
Ailowa he will go to the Dover Han
Club. near Brunswick, Ca, on Sunday
fOr a long stay. In which he will en-
deavoT 20 regain the rugged health
that sent him through the A n. ".
oaaaIDaiBAs ~ Eranca
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-01-13
Robins Dispose Of Three Bali
Players.

CHICAGO, Jan. l3.-Three play .
were disposed Of by the Brooklyn
National League Club n transactions
announced yesterday. Howard Elliott.
Cal. Club. Allen was tradsl 10 3Ir
mlngham Of the Southern AssociatiDr
for Bert Griffith and a cash consider
ton.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-01-13
California Eleven Gets Bid From
Boston.

BOSTON. Jan. l3.-NegotiRtions look
ing to a football game here next fail be-
tween University OF California and BOs-
ton College are under way, Frank Key-
nOlds, graduate Ma IageT Of Athletics al
Boston College, SAID to-day
The local college has invited the West
ern eleven to come lere for a game at
Braves Field on Nov. S, and California
has asked for further details and Ia
considering the proposition. he said.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-01-13
.w,rL,.y.s Time for 100 Yards Ac-
cepted.

The time OF 8 As seconds Tor thr
nm ward dash, made by Morris NJ
kirksey last spring on TIE Pacific
Coast. has been accepted as recog-
nIzpd intercollegiate record, accord
Ing to Thomas F1tzGibbons' secretary
Of the Columbia University track
KIrksey was credited with the fast
fine in a dual meet between Leland
Stanford Junior University and ore
gon Agricultural College last May
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-01-13
Harvard SIne RetaInS sIattsTy a"
Cnnch.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Jan. iS.-The
signed contract Of Jack Slattery. Har'
wards baseball coach. was received at
the athletic office here to-day. The con-
tract Is for one year.
Res riding the re,lort that the Har-
ward Sockey team would take q trip to
Canat.a, Major Moore. .hanager OF the
H. A. A., stated that this would not be
allowed by the Athletic Committee
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-01-13

AMI Ernst MHss., Jan l3.-Masg1,
cbusetts Agricultural c ,llege de!eate
Amherst College at hockey by a scOr
of goals TO ! here yesterday. TT.
playing Of Dawson and Wilson was 1,
feature Of the CANA.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-01-13

Cans pheauiud n the Knights u Ioo mbus
aOWlina L-agnF fOl Friday ming have BIN
pa puned IN uGdrG u alluu ths d iEhsl 10 the
New NoEh BoWling Association ~ attend the
nuai or, tina end election u Offoeu Of the Mes
T0Ih B0WinG AnsOdationa Whirh is 10 b. bid q
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BERKELEY, Cal, Jan. /.

BERKELEY, Cal, Jan. i5.-Luther
NtvnUIs, sIauuLte manager OF the JIM
versity Of California, said to-day that
my trip " the California football
account Of studies and other con
sideradon. "a team desiring TO play
'alifOIn at g. t.Ir u.d have t.
come to the Pacific Coast" he said
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nv .lsCtior q offcU " taF oTvatft Me- TorA
NOm4n's Bnv'ius AssViauup bid 81 Hon ;
Assembly Rooms N HtUndwat laa nrht wsultvd
urs Veins u M Haze hovlink Club b.
n, a rod 10 N. ~ sid,n,y; AlIA Ral nsi'4h Of
the Uivrtsid tadirs ViN prp,idrht Mn WIS
pg.1 N IN Anchor Bowiina C1ub SryFrtasI. end
Mrs Hartman u the nellanus. Trasufrt.
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Tue fira han (ten gamesI Of the Luche. Heinr
match Will b. rolled a tn Dyvkman Bowling Az. -
thls ytning aartinR Al p n. uslns l. said 10
BE- ahr TO hit the Dyrlman drives Tor rmafkablp
soorrs. which thai Lack, one " tia b 81
In BrOOhlyn will haVr TO go his UTy bes 10 Win
Thr match Il eaid 70 b TOT pufse Of 81 900. The
ssu1nd bali u The match viii ~ rolled e schu.
nAehsFs AilayA BFOoklyu. Jan. IL
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m VIVID Cai Bowling Jluh AFg n aau . print
huviIua tontesi Il lFts's alleJA ~ EiFhth Ave
nue.. "a ian - Ghs conisai h ogsa v lads and
ieuilemrm
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,Drspitp the faa thai Louis elein b gpsdina the
hTee- score mara mlehl Uos D. q, uonsifat, y Z
au thsry bowler when h. kuork'a VI
fti nouft IN thf tolunIna thfte q team tour
namvn 81 Maufics W. mans polumb.a Aileys tSuis
bepes 70 Do even bgtiss n ths A q G. lonfpe,
Buffalo
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You are bilious, eOnStipated, head
achy, full Of cold, unstrung. Your
meals don't ht--brcath Is bad, skin
sallow. Take one or two Cascurets
tonight for your liver and bowels
and wake up clear, rosy and cheerful
No gripping M Inconvenience
Children love CascaretS too. 10, 20,
50 constable.
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me sscOnd anhual bam dance % the Acadrm
iAdief BpWuna tub u 10 b. h,dd Al ELlinE .
Casino. Brook. q sch l. M,tilb,rs " Ia East, {
Ladits Houtlna CunEress. W attF NeW Yofk
Women New YOrk Bowling Association and the
linked Bowling clubs Of Nee York have bsen in
Uied - Rtad