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Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-03-18
TUDI LONDON DOH SVOJ
NEBOTICNIK.

Harry Gordon Selfridge, ameri-
ski trgovski prime Londonu, je
sklenil zgraditi V reeenem mestu
veliko departmentno prodajalno.
Poslopje bo sicer lie sest nadstro-
phi visoko toda imelo bo stolp, XII
Sc bo dvigal 450 eeyljev zrak,
kar bo najvisje poslopje V najob-
sirnejsem mestu sveta.
Poslopje bo imelo 500 cevlJev
siroko procelje in stolp bo meril
sedemdeset cevljev V kvadratu.
Londoncani zares potrebujejo
kak babilonski stolp, ker je zares
zalostno, da bi najvecje mesto nas
svetu ne imelo nebotienika.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-03-18
KLAVNISKI DELAVCI ODGLA-
SOVALI IA STAVKO.

Chicago. ILL.,, II. marca. = Den
mis- Lane in attorney Redmond ).
Brennan, zastopnika klavniskih
delavcev, XII sta bila zadnji ponde-
lick poklicana od delavskega tai
nika JameSa j. Davisa V Wash
ington, bosta nesla seboj, poo
blastilo mednarodnih unij, da ski
6eta takojSnjo stavko, Sc je zvede-
10 sino6i. Unije vStejejo vse vrste
delavcev ma klavniSkih dvOriScih
in V klavnicah.
Petinosemdecset prOcentov vseh
delavcev, ki so zapOsljeni na klav-
niSkih dvoriSGih, V klavnicah in V
napravah "a konserviranje mesa
in drugih tovrstnih produktov le
vceraj glaSovalo "a stavko.
IzuGeni strojniSki delavci klav-
niske industrije predstavljajo hrb-
tenico industrije. Teh je vseh COZ
in cd tega Stevila je 500 glasova-
10. da zastavkajo ko nitro pride
poziv od voditeljev. Ce strojniki
zastavkajo bo operiranje kiavnle
povsem nemogoGe.
Brzojavna porocila od drugih
klavnic po dezeli naznanajjo, ola
ie ogromna mnozina delavcev Od-
locena "a stavko. V Denverju, Col.
ie "a stavko glasOvalo sol delav-
eev in lie petnajst proti. V Forth
Worthu, Omaha je Okoh ~ od-
stotkov "a stavkO.
Unijski delgati bodo na konfe-
renci V WaShingtonu zahtevall, ola
Sc prisili Alsehulerieva razSoJeval-
ma pogodba, katero so klavnlskl
haroni nedavnO zayrgli. kaJtl ia
ie Sc vednO legalnO aktivna, Pod
to pogodbo bi klavniski barom ne
znizali delavskih mezd kOt so sto-
rili zadnji pondeljek, dokler bi ce-
la stvar ne $la skozi sodiSce sod
'nika AIschulerja, III bi Sc dosegla
Iodlok.
IzvrSevalni uradniki uni klav-
niGarskih delavcev izjavljajo; ola
ce Sc ne ugodi njihovi zahtevi, DO
stavka klavniGarjey sklicana ne
imudOma.
Obema navedenema delegatoma
Sc je dalo polno moe da povzro-
eta stavko V vseh vejah klavniske
industrije.
Izjava, katero so izdai klavni-
Ski baroni, pravi, da res obstaja
moznost stavke, da Sc pa oni ne
pripravIjajo, da bi 10 zlomili.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-03-18
MORMONSKA CERKEV JE L.
KLJUCILA PETDESET MOI
IN ZEN.

Salt Lake City, Utah, 10. marca.
- Oficiiali mormonske cerkve so
izkljuGili petdeset 6lanov in 6lanic
mormonske eerkve, ki so Sc naha-
jail mile daleG cd zeleznice V juz-
nem delu Juab okraja. lzklJucilo
Sc iih je radi tega, ker so Epeljah
med seboj nov "obred", nOvO do
ktrino, XII Sc imenuje "doktrma
zrtvovanja zene",
Ia doktrina nj takO huda, kot
Sc zdi ma prvi pogled. Doloca lie,
da ina vsak popomo pravico we
ii zeno komu drugemu. MarSikate-
ri MOI Sc je move pravice razvese-
I'll in nekateri so 81 ze izmenjall
zene med seboj.
Ustanovitelj kolOnije novih
.spravovernikov" je MOjzeS S.
Gudmundson, vijolinist in bivsi
professor godbe ma Brigham Young
vseu5iliS6u, ki je mormonska IN
stituciia. On zatriuje, ola je dobli
direktno IL nebes re veekrat "boz-
ie razodetje" in ma podlagi tega
ie ustanovil novo vero in doloeil
pripravno doktrino "a izmenjeva-
ME zen.
Med nami reeeno. znabiti ie tu-
di med slovenskimi mozmi kdo,
katerega skomina po now verl
Why. sure, ampak tega nj "a pra-
viii okoli...-
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-03-18
RUDNISKI BIROJ) ZAHTEVA
q iVECJO KONTROLO MAD
RABO DINAMITA.

Washington, d. c., II. marca.
II odtegn1eniem supervizije mad
izdelovanjem III prodajanjem eks-
plozivnih sredstey. .je anarhistom,
razstreljevalcem blagajn jake lah-
lxo dobiti streljiva "a nelegalne ma
meme, .pravi izjava, katero .je da-
nes tidal tukaj rudnisli biroi.
V nagovarjanju Iegislacije ola
kontrolira rabo, izdelavo in pro-
daio eksplozivnih sredstev, pravi
biroi, ola so Zdruzene drzave pra-
kticno edna civilizirana vlada M
svetu. XII Sc ne izvrSuje kontrole
mad eksplozivnimi sredstvi, pravl.
da ie tie lazje .dobiti tel dezeli
kot kjerkoli na svetu.
Velika skladiSca streljiva Sc ma
haiajo V blizini obljudenih krajev,
.kier ogrozajo neprestano zivljenja
in Iastnino drzavljanov. Znano Je
da arestanti, l1i delajo na zelezni-
cab, skrivajo dinamit, Ge je lie mo-
goce, da ga potem uporabiio "a
razstreljevanje blagajn, kadar pri-
deio zopet ma presto.
Dale Sc rabi dinamit "a dinaml-
tiranje. rib, "a bombne napade in
poleg tega je prosto ravnanJe d1-
hamilton zahtevalo Sc veliko Ste
vilo zivljeni rudariev in marsika-
teri dom je bill uniGen, ker so ru-
darii hranili dinamit donna.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-03-18
KRoNsTADT JE PADEL.

Riga. II. marca. - Ruska misi-
ia tukaj je danes naznanila, da so
boljSevild zavzeli sredo zvecer
trdnjavo kronstadt, katero so /
nell v rokah protiboljseviSlli re-
volucijonarji
Copenhagen, II. marca. = Ne
ki heIsingforski correspondent I'd
Berlingske Tidende je danes po-
rocil, ola so boljSevilki zaceli mo-
enim artilerijskhn obstreljeva-
njem Kronstadta.
Bombardiranje IL Kronstadta
je povzroeilo stiri poaarje OBJ NOR
ski obali proti Petrogradu, bojna
ladija Kronstadt Sc je vdelezila
bombardiranja, trdi poroeevalec.
F'inski begunci zatrjujejo, ola
boljseviki pripravljajo odlocilen
napad naN Kronstadt.
WarSava, IL. marca. = IuKaJ
!jc bilo oficijelno naznanjeno, ola
bodo poljski, ruski i'll ukrajinski
delegate V petek OBJ sedmi uri
podpisali pogodbo med sovjetsko
Rusijo in Poljsko. PogajanJa ia
pogodbo, XII so Sc vrsila Rigi bo-
do ustanovila mir med Poljsko in
Rusijo, Pogodbo Sc bo podpisalo '
Rigi.
(Pae cudne vesti prihajajo IL E.
vrope. Tu Sc poroca, da je med
Rusijo in Poljsko sklenjena po-
godba, pred par dnevi Sc je pa ma
znanjalo, da koncentrirajo Rus
svoje armade OBJ poljski meji, ola
slednjo napadejo pomladi. o no
beni dezeli ma svetu Sc MISC Smo-
kavzarski casniski porocevalci
raztrosili toliko lazi V svet).
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-03-18
Trgovska pogodba med Britanijo in
Rusijo je sklenjena.

cega investmenta, ki bo deloma
pomiriL birtiSki radikalni element
in deloma omogocil Britaniji, da
bo imela pravo priliko trgovino
Z Rusijo, ko Sc slednja povsem u
trdi.
Francoska vlada Sc ne bo polo
tia nobenih takih pogajanj, ker
ona je nasprotna temu in bo tako
dolgo dokler Russia ne pripozna
starih dolgov in preneha $ svojo
propaganda.
To SO neprevidni ii Britanci! =
Trgoysko pogodbo gredo skleniti
2 boljseviSko Rusijo bas casu, ko
Sc ''vsa Rusija dviga proti sovje-
tom" kakor bombasticno zagotav-
liajo vsi "resnicoljubni'' listi. Da
je Velika Britannia podpisala tr-
govsko pogodbo Rusijo nam po-
jasnjuje povsem, koliko so vredni
vposteyanja tisti nemiri V nJeJ, 0
katerih nam casnikarsEi Smoka-
vzarii poSiljajo dolga in grozovita
porocila. Britannia je sklenila Z
Rusijo pogodbo in jo tako pripo-
znala, Poljska podpise pogodbo &
Rusijo Sc danes. Francija Sc pra-
vi, da je to 'neprakticno". Una
biti bo priSla do drugacnega pre-
prieapja kratkem casu.
Rot porocajo vesti IL nase stare
domovine Sc francoska vlada jake
trudi, da bi pripravila juslovan-
sko vlado "a ekspedicijo prot Ru-
siji. Vesnit je odpotoval V .Pari2
in mal'Sal Foch V Belgrad. Ljud-
stvo Jugoslavije je odlocno mas
protno taxi akciji, in upati je ola
iugoslovanska vlada ne bo take
prokleto neumna, da bi Sc zaplet-
la X yOjno Rusijo ia alntefes'
francoskih kapitalistov., t
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-03-18
sTAVKA IZDELovATELJEv
KRST.

Berlin, II. marca, = UmiranJe
V Berlinu je postalo resna stvar
kajti zastavkali so delavci, H IL
delujejo mrtvaSSe krste in MIN SO
Sc pridruzili Sc vozniki mrliskih
voz. Neunijski vozniSi, ki posku-
saio odpeljati kakega mrtveca ma
pokopalisee so napadeni od STAY
kuiocih delavcev.
Pogrebniki izjavljajo, da "a ne
kai casa lahko vsak mirno umre,
ker imaio Sc preceisnje stevilo IL
delanih krst V zalogi.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-03-18
NARoCNIKoM.

Mas potovalni zastopnik Anton
Jankovie Sc je povrnil petmesec-
mega potovania V Cleveland, O.,
ma naslov 6712 Bnna Ave, Cleve-
land. o. Ako Sc je pripetila kaka
pomota pri niegovem poslovaniu.
Sc prosi prizadete, da mu nemudo-
ma sporocijo ma omenjem nasloy,
.da Sc stvar popravi in uredi.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-03-18
MIKROB "SPALNE BOLEZNI'
JE MAIDEN.

Stockholm, 16. marcac DR..
King. voditelj drzavnega bakte-
riologiskega laboratorija, poroca,
da ie odkril mikrob, ki povzroca
spalno bolezen. Dognal jeStudi, ola
ie bolezen kuzna. DR., King Je
vcepil domaeim zaicem kri snow.
katero je odvzel IL mozgan lJudl,
ki so umrli "a spalno boleznijo.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-03-18
PozAR JE UNICIL $50 AUTO
MOBILOV.

South Bend, Ind, II. marca. =
automobilov je bilo
danes uniGenih pozarju, ki je u
pepelil Losee garazo V Ell1hartu,
Ind.
Poslopje nj bilo zavarovano IN
skoda bo znaSala vec nego 100000
dolarjev. Pozar je nastal, ko -je
eksplodiral tenk z gasolinom,
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-03-18
BoNAR LAW REsIGNIRAL.

London, II. marca. = A. Bonar
Law, voditelj ljudske zbornice, je
resigniral svoje kabinetnega me-
sta. Vzrok cato je navedel sibko
zdravje. Njegova resignacija lo
vzbudila veliko preseneeenje. Bill
ie desna roka Lloyd Georgia.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-03-18
J,OKoMOTIvA vRGLA GLOVE
,KA 70 CEVLJEV DALEC.

Chicago, Ill. - Mel Nelson. star
65 let, donna IL Berwyna, Ill le
bill ma Chicago, Burlington in
Quincy zeleznici cadet cd vlaka.
ki aga ie vrgel sedemdeset eevljev
dalec. Umrl je deset minut pozne-
lie.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-03-18
sTAVKA v PAPIRNICI.

Green Bay, Wis, IA. marca. -
Delavci papirnici Northern Pa
per Co., kakih 500 moz in zen pO
steyilu. so zastavkali kot protest
proti znizanju place.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-23

games each. That would make IS
games on the right side OF the
ledger. A team that can win 80
games is certain TO be pennant
contender. SO It Is easy 70 figure
the Yankees have a pretty good
chance.
Sam Jones is one Of the most
valuable pitchers in the American
league He is a finished performer
who knows how TO pitch. He has a
good fast ball, a great curve and a
corking change Of pace. Add 10 this
great control and pitching intelli-
gcnce, and you have Sam Jones.
Joe Bush had a big year in 1921,
due largely TO a new delivery he de-
veloped. Joe calls it the fork ball"
because Of the way he held It 20 get
the break 1t acts very much like a
spitbaU In addition. Bush still has
fine speed and a good curve. Like
Jones. he knows how 10 pitch
In the winter books the addition
Of Jones, Bush and Scott makes the
Yankees stand out as a prohibitive
favorite in the American league
derby
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-23
Fra&ee s Latest
Deal Is Biggest
BOner Yet Pulled
Owner of Boston Red SOx Has
Now Acquired Quite Some
Record for Trades.

NEW YORK. Dec. 21.-Harry
Frazee has the reputation Of being
the champion seller of baseball and
he's living up 10 it.
Annually as a matter Of habit the
owner of the Boston Red Sox frisks
his club Of stars.
His 1927 act is the champion
With one sweep he gets rid Of
Everett Scott. the greatest fielding
shortstop in the game and the star
endurance man of baseball, Stumy
%Innis, the greatest fielding first
baseman in the game; Sam Jones
and Joe Bush. a pair OF twirIers thai
any Stub in the major league would
take
For them ne gets from the Yanks
Roger Peckinpaugh, a slipping short
stop agd a. triaof second hand pitch
ers. Jack Quinn rip" Collins and
Bill Pierceylo. For McInnis he ge,s
from the Cleveland Indians, Elmer
smith. a first class outfelder. George
Burns and Joe Harris. who is nok on
the eligible list.
All parties concerned say there
was no cash involved but wise base
ball men laugh.
The Cleveland deal may have been
player-player proposition but the
swap with the Tanks obviously car
ried large cash trimming
With Scott. Jones and Bush added
10 the lineup the Yanks look rather
sweet for another pennant in the
American League. Higgins needed
pitchers badly and now he has real
STAFF with Hays. Hoyt. Shawkey.
Jones and Bush. The club still needs
al least one outfelder 70 work until
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-23
HERMAN DEFEATED
BY MIDGET SMITH
Former Bantam Weight Cham
pion Not at His Best in
Comeback Bout.

NE WYORK. Dec. 22.-Midget
smith Of New York. was given the
Judges decision over Pete Herman,
former bantamweight champion. at
the end OF their 3 round bout in
Madison Square Garden Thursday
night
Herman. who apparently was not
at his best. employed wide open tao
tics against smith. He Jared well in
the earlier rounds but his careless
ness led him into many tight places
and he was worsted in the hard eN-
changes.
In the third round smith cut Her
mans Clip and ee with hard rights.
The New Orleans boy rallied in the
tenth. but har tired and his blows
had little effect on his opponent.
Herman weighed lis - pounds
and smith 11S -.
OHnrc Knocked Out.
Gene Tunuey. light heavyweight
champion Of the \. T. +. knocked
out Eddie O'Hare. "a former sparring
partner OF empsey in the sixth round
of their preliminary bout. Tunney
weighed 175 IL pounds, O'Hare
167 -.
Jack RenauIt. claimant OF the Ca
madam heavyweight title. received
the Judges decision over Al Reich
in eight rounds. Dave Rosenberg
New York middleweight. receised the
Judges decision over Jimmy Darcy
Portland. ore. In eight rounds.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-23

The field against New York is a
bad bet in the American league.
The latest deal put through with
the Boston Red Sox just about in
sures the Yankees another pen
naEt.
The addition OF the two Red Sox
pitching stars. Joe Bush and Sam
Jones, is the big punch in the trans
action.
Everett Scott. who goes with the
two pitchers 10 New York, is one OF
the greatest shortstops in the his
tory Of the game. Scott is a re-
markable fielder He is not a hard
hitter but Is dangerous
Despite the fact that Scott rs a
wonderful ball player. his addition
90 the Yankees does not carry any
great weight. If I were to select
shortstop for general all-around
value in the American league, IL
would be a tossup with me between
Peckinpaugh and Scott.
In acquiring Scott. the Yankees
give up Peckinpaugh. IL IS just
about a fifty-fifty proposition. Peck
iupaugh was a great favorite with
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-23
France Anxious
To Secure Next
Olympic Tourney
Government Decides to Ask
Parliament for Big Appro-
priation for Games.

PARIS. Dec. 22.-If the French
government and the municipal coun-
Ell OF this city can bring it about
the Olympic games to be contested
here in 1924 Will bring 10 France the
greatest gathering of athletes the
world has ever seen. and they viii
appear in the most artistic stadium
ever erected
The year 1924 looks like "a long
ways ahead. but the French believe
i'm beginning early 20 make their pre-
Tarations.
The government had decided 10
ask the Parliament 10 make an APP
propriation of 20,00O, 600 francs for
the games. The municipal council
of Paris is going to spend 100000.
Even with the franc cut in half
in the worlds markets. the COM
bined sums thus appropriated Will
marke a new high record for Olym-
piads
The government has decided that
the general supervision of the games
shall be i'm the hands OF the Min
tstrv Of Foreign Affairs. The reason
for this is that the government feels
the Olympiad OF 1924 should be a
manifestation of the world wide pa
cifc effort for the Improvement OF
humanity.
As SO nations are expected TO take
part and as official invitations will
be sent out by the government. it
was deemed best for the Ministry OF
Foreign Affairs 10 handle all the
preparatory work.
Will Build New Stadium.
Ii has already been decided that
the games Will not be held in the
Pershing stadium. which is one of
the legacies left TO France by our
army. Instead, in the Auteuil sec
ton of greater Paris. an entirely new
stadium will be erected.
In the meantime the thought OF
the transportation companies will be
concentrated upon the subject, SO
that street cars. subway and Omni-
bus service Will all be capable OF
carving the crowds which are ex-
pected TO attend.
Although this has not definitely
been decided upon. there IS propo-
sitiOn TO arrange the contests IN three
periods. If this were done, the win
ter sports would take place in Feb
ruary or March IN the mountains
either the Pyrenees, the NoSges OF
the French Alps.
The second period would occur
in May and would be devoted 70 AZ
ISOLATION and Rugby football. Fin
ally the Olympic games proper vii
commence about June and last
month.
As this Is the high tide Of the sea.
son OF American travellers. ii IS be
lieved the number OF Americans IN
attendance AT the games would breal
all previous world records. especially
as It is confidently expected that Am
erica will send a very large band o.
contestants for honors
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-23

the New York fans. Scott Is certain
TO be equally well liked.
II has been rumored that the
Yankees may use Scott in a trade
with Detroit secure Outfielder
Veach. I have my doubts. If Scott
was traded tot Detroit, It would ne
cessitate the playing Of an untried
recruit, Johnny Mitchell. at short
stop. That wouldn't be good policy
for a club that hopes to repeat.
The coming of the two Boston
stars to New York gives the Yam
KEGS the strongest pitching staff in
the American league. Waite Hoyt.
Carl Mays and Bob Shawkey. plus
Jones and Bush. make five season
ed veterans. who combine every
style Of pitching.
The New York club lacks only a
good southpaw. Manager Higgins
is hopeful that Lefty" O'Doul, who
had such a big season on the coast,
will fill that breach
In figuring games won, it is con-
sentative 10 say that five great
pitchers like Hoyt. Mays, Bush.
Jones and Shawkey should win Is
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-23
ROCKNE SIGNS new
VICTIM FOR IRISH
RBJUYENATED TEAM
Next Years Varsity Eleven to
Clash With Veterans From
Mound CITY.

EnUte * Rockue added a new
victim 30 that list Of aggregation
signed 20 oppose a rejuveuated fight
ing Irish eleven next fail when De-
agreed 90 book the ST Louis univer-
sity football team for a game here
on oct. and promised e. take his
warriors on a trip 20 the home or
Branch Rickey's Cardinals in 1923.
While the mound city eleven is not
a powerful machine 50 is placed ln
the same class with Marquette uui-
vcrslty ard completely rounds iutu
the toUghes- schedule ever 10 "a,
formed for a Notre Dame eleven.
ST. Louis L. had a fair aggresl-
I ton OF molesSinners this fall but
as the backfeld was composed en-
! tirely Of green material their sue
I cess could be termed little more
than mediocre. However. the entire
squad with the exception OF a lire
man and "a halfbacS are due to re-
! turn 20 the Mound City schoo
next fail and as experienced per
formers should be able 90 provide g.
worthy test 10 the Irish team before
! it starts on that great campatgu
I against the strongest organizations
| playing football IN the north. the
south. the east and ;ne west.
A heavy line that shifts with
/ speed and dash worthy OF the Co
pliers themselves and a backfield
that in its weight and passing abl-
/ ity rivals the ROckmen are the CHIEF
4 assets that the ST. Louis college
eleven has TO boast Of Always
. working an overhead attack. the
: most dangerous and hardest 20 stop
1 of football plays. the southern eleven
should give the Irish a worthy bat
/ Tie for most of the game. II viii be
81 test in which the Notre Dame
/ forces viii he able TO work against
. the forward pass and shatter that
. comment which has been heard or
. All sides. The only defense for a.
f pass is the pass ITSELF
The entire chedule has been com
! pIeted and includes the Army. Ne
/ braska Georgia Tech. Wisconsin.
I Indiana and Purdue. Marquette
may not accept the date offered her
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-23
FIFTY-ONE CITIES
ASK FOR JOURNEYS
Eighteen of Applicants Must
Be Refused by High School
Athletic Board.

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 22-On-
Gals of the Indiana High School
Athletic association again are busy
with the basketball roundup for the
coming year. According 10 word
received from A. l. Trester. score
tary OF the organization, the coming
season viii be pretty much the
same as last year, on a larger scale.
Indiana still Graves basketball, and
the law of diminishing returns on
the game has not wOrmed its way
in.
Fifty-one cities are asking that
the sectional tournaments be held in
their town, and 10 of these must be
disappointed. Four hundred and
flfty-nine high schools already have
entered the tournament. and 1t is
certain that the number viii go far
beyond the 500 mark.
The Rotarian, Kiwanlans, Cham
bers of Commerce and other sub
stantial organizations are pulling
hard for these Journeys in their re
spective cities. New gyms are being
built as an inducement. and high
schools are receiving the utmost at
tention on account of these tour
neys.
Selection Of Ccntors.
In selecting the centers for the
Journeys. the officials have a mind
toward seating capacity. hotel facili-
ties, rail and electric conveniences,
hospitality and probable attendance.
The problem of distributing the
money made in these Journeys is up
again, and is now being considered
by the board OF control
No new rulings were made by the
principals at their annual meeting.
The 1921 handbook Of the organiza-
ton is now on the press. The fol-
lowing cities already have sent in
applications for sectional Journeys:
Anderson, Angola. Attica, Auburn,
Aurora, Bedford. Bloomington,
Button. Brazil. Clinton. Columbia
city, COlum bus. Charlottesville,
Charlottesville CWaveland), Culver,
Decatur. Evansville. Fort Wayne.
Granklin, Garrett. Gary. Greencastle,
Hartford City. Huntington. Indiana
polls. Jeffersonvllle. Kendallvile,
Kokomo. Lafayette. Lawrenceburg
! Lebanon. Logansport, Lyons, Mar
| tinsville. Mooresville, Nun c e,
! OwensviEe, Peru. Richmond, RO-
chester. Rushv.lle. Scottsburg, South
Bend, Sullivan. Terre Haute. Union
City, Valparaiso. Vincennes, Wa
bash. Warren, Winchester.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-23
Big FIVE TOSSERS
CLASH WITH LOCAL
LUMINARIES HERE
Chicago Champions With Dris-
coll in Lineup to Play
Y. NJ. C. A. Quintet.

The standing OF the local Y. N.
c. A. team Will De thoroughly under
stood by 10 o'clock tonight. At S
o'clock prompt Elmer Burnham,
Dusty Rhodes. Mike Nyikos and the
rest of the stars on the local Quin-
tet will clash with the Big Five"
of Chicago. Watson and Driscoll.
the two stars on the Chicago aggre-
cation are accepted by even the most
ardent admirers Of Cooper's wizards
as remarkable players and worthy
opposition for any team.
However in Kiser and Award the
"Y." gang believe they have a -e-
Tense that is capable Of stopping any
offensive luminaries in the middle
west. In Burnham. Cooper has one
Of the creates point getters in the
west. There are few guards that can
stand the pace hit by the high school
coach and in all the games this sea
son he has scored almost at will
Little opposition has been sent
against his so far though in Driscoll
he will have a game athlete that is
capable of a great deal. Many per
sons believe that Driscou is riding
through the basketball games on his
football reputation. There was never
any charge so injurious or unfair as
that one.
Few defense men are equipped
with the ability Of DriscOll and his
fast moving pedal extremities have
been responsible for many Of the
Big Five" victories and have been
instrumental in all their champion
ship honor games.
A rip-roarer from the start &c
finish is the opinion of the sport
followers here. Wits fast wax burn
ers like Burnham and Watson on the
floor together tonight, IL would be
wise TO have the hose department
ready to eXtingUish the flames that
are bound 10 start from the heels OF
those premier forwards