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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01
HARD TENNIS SCHEDULE
FOR WASHINGTON AND LEE

LEXINGTON. VA. April 30 Nam
ns"r C"hn. Of the Washington and
Ice tennis team. has announced the
'"!i"wing schedule FOR the Generals
racuuctcrs this spring:
May 2-tnivcrsity Of Maryland at
College Park. Md.
May 3-.I"hns Hopkins University.
at baltimore. Md.
May Navy, at Annapolis
May h-Catholic University. a,
Washington tpcnding)
May 6-GeorEc Washington Uni
rcrsity. nj Washington.
May iS--t'niversity OF North Caro-.
lima. at Lexington.
Tile Washington and Leo tennis
team already has played three
matches this spring. The material
rs mo most promising that has been
seen on the local courts for many
seasons. and Coach williams con-
siders the prospects for q success
full season to be unusually good.
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"BABE" RUTH HAS RIVAL
FOR HIS HOME run TITLE
George Kelly, of the Giants, Ties
Swat King With Five Cir
cult Drives.
IHy AssoclatoI rrcss.

CHICAGO. April 3O.-'Babc" Ruth.
the homo run King OF major icagucs.
il finding a worthy rival IN George
Kelly. hrs, bascman with tho New
York Nationals. who is tied with
Ruth In ,hc race for hoInc-run hit
ting with axe circuit d.iycs 10 his
credit Kelly is playing his second
season in tho major leagues "a a reg
ular.
Besides leading tho American
League with nve homcrs. Ruin is rum
u"r-Up 10 Harry ii"llman. Of Detroit.
in the scramble FOR the American
League batting hunors. according to
averages including games "f We'd
ncsdav. iIcllinan is topping the bat
tiers with an average OF .jl3 compared
with "a mark Of 49, attained By
Ruth. stevenson. OF Cleveland. Is be
ninh tho New York slugycr with .iiH.
Harris. OF Washinstom. is showing
Ia. way 10 the base s;ealers with
-FOUR thcfts. other leading batters
Charity. Washington. tOG. Tobin.
81, Louis. 400; Young. Detroit. 500.
Rice. Washington. .3ss. Scwcll, Clcvs-
land. .3Ss: Johnston. cleveland. .3IS.
Spcak'a. cleveland. .37d.
Johnston, Of Brooklyn. is leading
the National League tatters with {,
mark OF .53j. while TI"rncy, OF PITTS
0urrh. is the runncr-up with All.
Maranvillc, OF Pittsburgh. Is third
with .iOT.
MatanYillc went into Il tic with
SOuthTorth Of Boston. for stolen
base honors. each having pilfered
four. Other leading baitcrs:
BUGGY. Philadelphia. .3sl: Grit-
fifth brooklyn, .31N: Kelly. New York.
- 10y. "a. Mo- gHa1
Chicago. .3Gs. Meuscl. Philadelphia.
sea
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TENNIS MAJOR SPORT
At TEXAS UNIVERSITY
Large Eastern Colleges Also Favor
Net Game, Which Gains in
Familiarity.

NEW YORK, April 3O.-Thc Uni
vcrs!,y OF Texas is the latest to rccog
nizc tennis az a major sport. notice
of tnis action having just been sent
10 Julian ;. Myrick. president O: the
United states Lawn Tennis Associa-
lion. 5y J. II. hdouc, Jr, OF Dallas.
delegate for the southwestcrr sec
ton This action is particularly note
worthy in view OF the fact tina. the
University Of Texas vas represented
in the intercollegiate championship
Of 1920 for tho frs; time and dii siIr-
prisingly well. even though its team
Wa not accustomed TO playing on
glass.
Preparatory to making this years
lhttfco.Iesiate mp!onship the
greatest event OF its kind. tho Ma
iional Association has been in cor
r"spordcncc with the principal coll
lcscs ana universities of the United
states TO learn the exact status of
inquiry IT appears that tennis il now
u MAJOR snort at the Universities of
Texas Utah. Washington, Indiana.
Michigan. Minnesota. California. Colo
rai". Leland. Stanford and Wesleyan
University.
In addition TO the ten named IL has
y status approNimIting that of a
major sport at some Of the most i'm
portant universitirs. Harvard for in in
stance. awards the straight III" TO
the winners OF the intercollegiate
cham pionShip IN singles or doubles
whereas the insignia customarlly
awarded In the minor sports is tho
II with the initials OF the branch
az athletics grouped with H. \
similar policy is followed at princc-
ton and In addition Princeton has
recommended award Of the letter OF
the team defeating Harvard or Yale.
similar proposal is under consid-
Grafton by the athletic authorities
al Cambridge and New Haven
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Central Schedule

The complete 1927 schedule as APP
proved of by the Amateur Commits
sion. MAS announced last night. II
follows
Bank. NJ Byrd Park: Union Envelope
rs. Jones BROTHERS. at Fulton; Lib
yr,y Council VI Power Company. at
South side.
May IL Eagles vs.. Jones Brothers
az Byrd rark: Union Envelope IS.
Power COMPANY. At south Side;
Church liil Bank W Liberty Couu-
Gil, At Fulton.
May 2l-rower Company vs. Lib
.rty Council. Al South Side Union
Envelope W.. Jones Brothers. at Byrd
Park church iii! Bank W. Eagles.
May 2S-rower Company VS.. Union
Envelope, at Byrd Park; Liberty
Council ys. Church liiIi Bank, at
South side: Jones Brothers VS..
June 4-Eagi~s KS. church nlll
!iank. a: South side: Union Envelope
Company rs Power Company. at
Council. at Byrd Park
juno ll-F.aglcs VS. Union En-
velope. AZ Byrd Park: Liberty Coun-
81! VS. Jones brothers. AZ South Side:
church liili Bank w. Power Com
June lS--rower Company VS.
Eagles. at Byrd Park 1.-TWO cames) ::
Liberty Council -. Union Envelope
company. nj South Side Owo
ealncs) Jones Erothcrs vs.. Church
hin Rank nj Fulton.
June 25--Ioncs Brothers vs.. Power
COMPANY at Byrd Park Eagles VS..
Liberty Council. n; South side;
Church iiiIi I:nnk vs. Union Envelope
Company. q; Fulton.
July Il Eagles VS.. Liberty COun-
ell. at Byrd Park: Jones I!rothcrs Va
Union EnvclOp" Company at South
side. Church Hill Bank ". Power
Company, Mt Fulton.
July "-i'""cr Company vs. Lib
crty Council. ~ Byrd Park: Union
Envciopc vs.. Church Hin Bank, at
South side: church Hill Bank VS.
rover company. at Fulton.
Church i'm Bank. ut iyrd PARK
ii:,iihcrty Council vs.. Eagles. at South
side; Jones Brothers. vs. Union En-
ve!"rc Company. at Fulton
July 23-:aglcs vs. Union Enve-
one Company. ut Byrd Park; Lib
erty couno,. vs.. Church Hin Bank.
At South Side: Jones Rrothcrs VS..
Power Company. at Fulton.
July 3u--EaGlcS VS.. Jones Broth
crs' AT iyrd PARK: Liberty Council
" rover Company. al South Side:
Lhurcn I'M Bank vs.. Union Envc-
iopc toinpanN. at Fulton.
y AuEnst Church Hin Bank vs.
r.afies VS.. Union Envelope Compnny.
at South. Side; Jones brothers VS.,
Liberty Council. AT Fulton.
august 10 Eagles VS. Power Conn
pahy. al Byrd Park: Liberty Conn
on vs.. lnion Envelope Comnany. nj
south side: Jones BROTHERS vs
chnrch Hill Bank. at Fulton.
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BRISTOL TEAM PRACTICES
BEFORE HOME TOWN FANS

- ERlSTOb. NA.-TENN.. April 40
,ein ore crowd of several hundred,
anectaiors Thursday, the state Iincrs
, inn through their first workout i'm
Field. Thirteen men. innImjlina Moy'
Istr Nick Bell. the vanguard of
i'rasioIs team In the Appnlachin,,
ii rrne, Went through a snappy af-
penrcd In their new uniform. "P
hnca, fans were delighted with
party Following the workout fons
Freely predicted that the iniicII
in the league '"''cH'
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Ruth urns Writer
For Fans of Richmond

Babe" Ruth. the worlds fam
Gus homc-run swattcr. whose name
IL Oh the tin OF the tongues OF
American League fans. has turned
writer The famous aiugecr OF the
New York Yankees has found i
easy % knock home runs in the
American League. ANA having only
TO WORK a portion Of III" day. is
going 90 put in his spare moments
writing. Articles by tn" babe
viii! appear in the Richmond
Times Dispatch ;wic" each week
i;uth's first assignment" ls
printed In this morntng's paper.
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WASHINGTON SEMIPROS
WANT TO PLAY LOCAL TEAM

WASlIINGTON. April 30.--The
Bay state Athletic Club. ono Of tho
fastest semipro teams in the District
~ Columbia. is making tour OF
would like to arrange Il game in
Richmond with some fast team Of
fering a reasonable guarantee for
either Sunday, May 90. or Monday,
May 30. y return game will be
season. IL desired. Address T.. NJ
Rnidy: &c New York Avenue, y. w,
washington. 80
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
ORGANIZING BALL TEAM

lSpccial Ia The 'rimcS-Dispntchi
"i;EGNNlid.E. $ q. April 3o-A
"hNchnll team which VIII ChnlIonr.
All other amateur outfits or tLn s;nfn
SEEK hE esl"c!ally games with teams
rom chh'nh"rS of Commerce i'm nth,.r
,tles. ~ TO Ia" organized her, hy III.
,,..""St.r '!ul OF the GrccuviIic
hummer "I Commerce. nccordjn. IN
announcement by Secretary NiiIi,u,
u 'inmonS today. HEADING tbe
committee which has charge 81 ~.
WORK OF forming the team Is Jan,rs
city from California '''''
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EDDIE RlCNENBACKER NOT
ENTERED IN MOTOR RACE

TNDIANArOiIs. April 30.-Captuin
Eddie k:ckcnhackcr, lying ace Of
The American air forces in the war
with Germany and cN-raCc driver.
will not drive in the 50O-miic iaun;
TO be held at tn" Indianapolis Motor
Speedway. Monday. May 30. hut he
lust can't stay away ana To save
time he Is going to fly from Oakland,
Cal. 10 the race scene, planning to
first leg Of the hop will he from Oni, :
land to Omaha. Nch.. ana he plans
TO make the maindcr of the jour
ncy the following day. arriving in
indianapolis the day before the race
To visit with his former competitors
on tho race course and his numerous
friends
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PIRATES LEAD LEAGUE;
DODGERS BEAT PH|LL|Es
brooklyn Defeats phiIudc,ph;, hv
Hallying in the Eighth
Inning a.A

h.'ppNifN. April 3o.--HomcJ runs
~ Griffith and Wheat in succession n
ne seventh inning today aided Brook.
.n",. =" "ihh'hs us ninth straight VIE
.r, uoieating Philadelphia. 10 ?.
'"'hNions made only four hits
s"'Ee smith Of the Quakcrs. bur.
re ,42,hcr two hits were resnoy.i,,,a
~, u" third Brooklyn run s'oie e
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N 3,n ;, ,;,, HOMER, WITH BASES.
'oIL, WINS GAME FOR GIANTS
By y Associated prass,

YORK. April so-Tp,,,1
,r nationals broke their lev, .DeWs
S'renk here today ana dsrsa, -ios'nEl
r . in the 'lrst game ~ leu leu hos \.
20 !. Nchf was sra, me Series.S
,rr nv ur; while Oeschenr we IN Tho.
homcn!n the NTH. Kelly hit I hi. Will :,
seventh" i, "f The season in SIZE III
Will tho bases fIu '"c drive coming
The Scorc:
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so NEW JERSEY PREACHERS
OPPOSE CHAMPIONSHIP BOUT

JERSEY CITY. April 30,-A rcsolu-
ton adopted by nifty Protestant min
istcrs protesting against the holding
OF the Dempsey Carpenter worlds
championship boxing match here on
July .. was circulated here today.
The resolution calls upon AL
high minded and public spirited cit
liens OF Jersey City. regardless OF
creed or church connect Ions" to on
pose The light. which was character
lied as u shameful humiliation "a
our city,"
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WASHINGTON HOLDS LEAD
BY BEATING PHILADELPHIA
Senators Down Athletics After Up
hill Battle by Score
nf e 10 &

PHILADELPHIA, PA. April 20
Shanks' circuit drive into the bleach.
crs with two men on the bases by
virtue OF singles In tho s"Ncnth IN
ming. gave Washington G-to-3 VIC
tory over Philadelphia to-day. Moore
pitched good ball nntil tho nth. when
he developed wild streak aud waB
succeeded by Perry.
The score:
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AMERICAN TENNIS STAR
DEFEATS BRITISH CRACK
my Associntcd rrnss.1

LONDON April Go. S. Cutting
The American court tennis player. ia.
dry defeated c: II. Wcstmaco,t In The
seminal round OF play for the ANA.
tcur court tcnnn ci,ampIonshin ri
Great Britain. Cutting won In three
straight sets, GIL 6.l; 6.2.
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ST. LOUIS VICTORIOUS OVER.
CINCINNATI BY SCORE. 3 10 /

cons, ~ -, April ao.-Bin pertic.
ij,m,t chSue recruit. pltche,l Nil
.t;,m,iy and ST. Louis broke ~ ,rnrfiisi
.har ."E' neteating Cincinnati a1Stn -
stated Stat 'T Ic,ll, Roush who wasa REIN re
paskert in ,h was PIT in to rum FOR;
'r Th ment in to run for HarsraVei
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INDIANS DEFEAT CHICAGO
IN THINNING STRUGGLE

CHICAGO. April Chicago and
Cleveland battlcd twelve innings to-
day. ~" ~or!d's champions nosing
out the locals in the rnal rally and
wlnH!ng. u ?. After. cleveland had
tied The cJInt IN the seventh inniag
inc TWO teams battl"i on even terms
Hntll tho twelfth. when Kerr weak.
cned ana the visitors scored three hy
punching three Nils. with "A has. on
balls ma two SACRIFICES
The score.
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hatt"d for Townsend l.,
'"'''ed Tor Fillingim in ninth

, summary: Two-base hits-YSuneS
nurhS Three base hit-Nicholsf,T,ss
ll"mc-run Kelly Stolen ba ss.i
hheily. WALKER aud Bancroft. Sacri.
ne" Young. Double plays--Sej,t As
hhhcr"ft aud Kelly; Ford. Christen1s
nhrv ana liolkc. Left on basesZ-N New
NorE. . Boston. 9. Bases ON bSfiss.z
III oeschger. .; OF Nehf. /: on Tow n 8
send. 4 off Fillingim. 3. Hifss9nfg
veschhGer. 3 In innings; tnones OUT
,tnSini. ; In >. Hit by plicher4-bs3
Ncht; IChristenbury). struck sbuslE1
'y Nehf 3: Flllingim. !. Wild pitchXa
oeschger' Nchf. Losing pitchefA
pcschger. tmpiros-IIart and aIr
ormick. Time OF Rame---5:07. ~
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a.Ole N,tend Charlcston "a, iiniau, 4

CHARLESTON. S, c.. April 90 y
with Official paid attendanrs fIsureAl
If APP announced by the CharlesfoRi
baseball club management for the
hrst South Atlantic Association gaure|
OF the season here between CofunbH
,nd Charleston. the league ssiiy.l
turnout OF fans for the first nd
1ame has been won iii tho cits.s
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Penn MutIini.

summary: Three has. hi,-L.1
whrus. stolen hascs-Amos. SoIa
Snurnfice M s,-fiarrisun. Moss. Rodg
erS"n; Double plays Garter to
-" "''H'oE' Left ON bases Penn
Mut"ai' .; Rattle Axe. 8. Bases on
n''isron bianton, |; off Rodgcrson,
ihnnton. :. by Rodpcrson. ., by
n"nree' .. umpires- Onesty ana no.
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DETROIT DOWNS BROWNS
IN EIGHTH.INNING RALLY

DETROIT April 3O-Thc Detroit
Americans staged battin. rally IN
Inc eighth inning today. making three
runs ana winning from 81. Louis. :
TO %. After Detroit had gained n
iour-run lead In the FIRST three innings
by hitting Shockcr hard st. Louis
solved Middleton for Ave runs in the
The score:
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2p'l freezes. hu; give thc hu.i.rs the
good old takc-ovcn temperature. ]
kh'w that when was pitching |
wanted IL - be hot. fi'n, II | lest. I
had no aiIbi. And the other pitchers
i"cl the same way. What some mana
gers call "snrinE Pitchers" or thnsc
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Nnxy-0corsetown Gnme rnslnnne.l

ANNAPOLIS. April 30..Thn bnsn-
T game scheduled between tile
navy ana Georgetown University this
lttcrn"on was called on because of
wet grounds, For tho same reason,
he st Johns Western Maryland
nsNhal ana tennis games were can
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\
hIIrrh nm.

,., 1t"''' ,"WV W"N WNI NN--H
i!"mc run -Crosslcy Stolen n,sn
''urnhhm. D"vinc o.. Sa.riii.r 'LIts
,.1C,irt3sst"y G!: pevinc. Whnrtom,
,,nunie pIay-th"wninE To I.igGnn 10
hitch"d bal Saricinn Left on 'pscs
Thkn- koia. :; Church I'M. : Haas
on ha on TreviIiian. 2: Off chcwp-
ing, :. struck rut--hy TrcvUli1n
~ Chewing, >. umpirc, Onrsfv nj
Hogan. ''S'! III"
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American Association Results.
Toledo. !: Columbus. ..
Indianapolis, 3: Louisville. 4.
81. Paul, /; Minneapolis. 6.
Milwaukee. s; Kansas City. 6.
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hIc1un,

Ran for O'Non IN twelfth
fBattcd for Sirunk in twelfth.
tltan for Mostl In twelfth
Stated for Kerr in twelfth.
Ran for Yaryan In twelfth
Score 10y innings Il.
Cleveland .........Ooo Oon 100 Coz :,
Chicago ....0 uG COL Qua OH2 2
summary: Two base hit-O'Nril.
Sacrihccs-lohnson co Mails. Wood.
Gardner Double play Kerr 10 Mul-
liEhn 10 Shocly. Left on bases
Cleveland, |: Chicago, s. Base on
balls-of Mails. .: off Kerr. 3. Hits
or Mails. in II l-3 Innings. on
Baghy. In "a innings struck out.
by Kerr, Z: ny Malls. 4. Winning
Mails. UmpIrcs -H.dcbrand
and Evans. Timc-2:OT
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smith in ninth.

Nil Gs"'; stolen hnscs@Rn win 't,, ~
: Mlier. ''bI,S saDleh n, MiIleTi Smith Is.
n tnin, kohStthy, Lett on bnses sass ,psi,Sen
THTi Sm SMITH. /: rfsTer. .. Str 1a oa a,,s
X -, an, m,ith. Ffcffer. .. Umn;res
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'H satis ro.' i,;;...2s 927 II o

Innn .. M, 49, III V!ENIH. n
thah Tor Paskcrt in eighth. IN
Cincinnati mn ooo ~,
81. Louis 100 In1 ~ =
urinary: Fwo- base hits--uornsh,.S
smith Thrcc-basc winrS Unr.t
sr"Vc: iiornsby stolen base-Rnhnas
H,;utr,!iileeS--i.avan (2), Heathcotes
IHo Double plnys-Crane III,
70 Min l l,aVan to Fourier; Af6eller,
ha'i !; 81. Louis. ). 1ases on Balls:
"h Pertica. ,. iits-off Lu0ue, 'Is II
innings; OFF Brcnton, in inning'5
ilt ny p!tcher.-by Perticn. 1TIfSnIsi
Ts.a,' struck out-hy Luque. /; bys.
mrrI,,oh' !; by Pertica, .. Losing
ana o'Day. "'T T,,ro tmpires, Qaigievl
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900 005 900:
son

score by innings: II
st. Louis .......... 900 oO5 600
De.roit .l03 0o0 03X--7
nv summary: Two-basc hits--Vcach
SON, stolen Young. Jones
Sacriiice-Veach. Left on bases-St
Louis. 3: Detroit. :. Bases on balls
OH Shockcr: 3: Middleton. Q: Baync,
4; IIits-oT Shockcr., 4 in 3 innings
SBayne. : inl5 Innings. Struck out
by shock, !: Mlddleton. 1: Baync. !.
.Ompircs. Chill and Owens. Losing
piteher' Bayno. Time, l;47.
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
ishh Mutmnl, &; IinttIc Axe, -.
N""reh hiiI. y; Inku-IIuin. =.
STANDINGS an, r,,,,,
WHERE THEY PLAY NEWT s,r,,

Penn Nutunl w. ruL,E
boulevard Field NJ
HnulcVard Field "'
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1)rtrui IA.

Totals .........35 > I 2i12
'Batted for Baync in ninth.
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'Datted for Bassler in eighth.
Hattcd for Jones in eighth.
tRnn for lehman i'm eighth
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battle Axe,

Box Score:
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mo for the ponies. but hard on the
siniil' "'an. though they have given
US mall automobile to get abou;
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JUST THREW OUT SUGGESTION
Travelling Mans interpolation MOI
Really Made With Any Genuine,
Desire to Help.

A HoOsier travelling man had no
tel room next to one occupied by the
two teachers during the recent teach
rrS' convention. lie was very tired
and turned in carly. But hardly had
he closed his eyes when the two teach.
prS came in from the evening session.
They discussed it. one of them par
ticulariy being endowed with voice
commonly termed Strident.
Finally they finished with the sub
.jcct and he, thinking they were
through with conversation for the
night, turned over again and once
more began to think Of slrlmberinS.
But after little pause the loud talk
or began ON another theme, namely,
the hard life of Il teacher. After she
had discussed it from all angles, she
said: "If | only knew where | could
succeed would leave the teaching
profession. Now, what could | really
do rs we'll as | can teach srho"l?'
Before the second teacher could an
swcr her the long suffering man rose
to the OCCASION: 'Madam,' he
shouted through the wall. "you could
he an Observation-Disclosures
News,
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Arctic Sheep Raisina.

That the arctic lands Of northern
Canada. where the thermometer goes
down to 81 degrees below zero, offer
unusual opportunities for growing
sheep, cattle, Siberian alfalfa and even
fruit, is the announced belief of an
American agricultural expert. in Popu-
lar Mechanics Magazine. He RECON-
menuS the croSs-breCding of Canadian
and Siberian sheep 10 gain the hardy
qualities required.
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FAVORABLE DECISION FOR FARMER

The decision Of the supreme Of the United States
the Federal Loan act is that bound to have far
reaching effect In declaring the constitutional dspose
of matter that has been holding important part of the
business of the country for several months
The decision will undoubtedly aid greatly relieving the
financial distress facing agricultural interests it will
again be possible extend loans the farmers The
empton of all bonds and farm mortgages of the Federal
loan system from federal state and municipal taxation also
held valid The of congress establish
banks and the joint stock land banks comprising
farm loan system declared be within the limit
stution.
Who Saltwater is rotten town? Nothing doing
II that is the why remain here? Try other place
you won't be greatly missed If town affords you living
good enough to live in and you don't like i-moveStl
water Gazette
No oense meant, brotherbut we have bunch there are
few hundred nvho would like to out if they
would be as we'll without them.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-03-04
Well &?

A twelve-ytarcld girl writes to her
nrN >papcr to say that children rarely
cause panicS. that it is the nervous.
excituble wG.ncn" who are at fault
pIIov about it?-CcllirrS Weekly.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-03-04

OVERHEARD BY EXCHANGE EDITOR

The Paris
I'VE that
which will
Observation-Disclosures
display the
Nothing the
~
Our IDEA OF optmist fellow who
protection in the world.-Baudette
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-03-04
ut is ME-"

Who have participated less acrmonously
the whether 1T me- to be preferred to
1T is T. or vice versa?
Now, however, least far Cook county, Illinois, is
concerned the matter has been settled Superintendent Tobn
of the schools has issued opinion that both school
teachers pupils schools which he jurisdiction
1T me- permissible He takes the stand that does
good teach children forms of expression outawed by
and good form Mr. Tobn has lifted also
the ban against the rrepressibe che DON'T
Whether this shot at good grammar is likely to be
heard around the world remains to be
But though its echoes reach beyond Cook county
in that dramatically somewhat lawess precinct many chill
dren grateful j. Tobin superintendent county
schools
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-03-04
THE AIR ROUTE

The fact that the first commercial arplane flights
the Atlantic will probably be made during the coming summer
far significance than the possibilities OF bsl
which it entails.
Economically, n airpane fleet between New York and
that these cities further apart
than New York and Chicago today The flight it is esti
by of the Napier aerial motor will take
The saving interest in the transportation of
financial documents alone will for the proposed of
four planes many times
It is proposed to charge dollar for mail.
Even that will be far cheaper than cabling And will
immense returns to the The planes with
CAPACITY Of 20 would bring in about $4,000 for each
trip The old and worlds would be brought little nearer
together and time would again be cheated by mans efforts
These are really trivial gains What matters is that
stronger link will forged between Europe and America With
closer intimacy shall have closer understanding.