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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-10-27

The u. S. Supreme Court in decision by Judge Taft
has refused review the utterly vicious decision of
biased and crudey crooked Minnesota which
fenced Arthur Townley to Jail for sediton alleged
This undoubtedly that Mr. Townley will
Jail sentence for crime he only did not commit but
which every reading individual in the whole country
knows he did commit. Thus do breed dsrespect
and contempt for the law and its administration
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-10-27

The belief is gaining ground that it really the
twin volets of Champa street who first suggested Ma
poeon the idea Of building roads at public
expense a means Of keeping the popuace busy. The
natural ddence OF the aforesaid volets has kept the
facts from the public until this day-Lamar Sparka
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-10-27

We note with considerable interest that when the
overenthusiastic Delta officers got up against Charley
Forer they backed like dog of a badgers den
They pinched Charley quite bithe for alleged drunken
ness, but when he showed fight the suit dismissed
1t is certain that Mr. Forer will allow the dismissal
end the matter He thinks quite rightly that
should be made pay for his humiliation and detention
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-10-27

We state it as our honest belief
that the tobaccos used in Chester
field are of finer quality (and
hence of better taste) than in any
other cigarette at the price.
Liepett & Myers Tobacco C
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-10-27

As we to press there is nothing to indicate that
the pending railroad strike will be compromised or
stopped While those papers that defend and support
the railroad companies keep saying that the strike will
be called off there appears intent their part aid
such contamination 1t is clear however that the gov
ernment is going to every at its command to
coerce and browbeat the into going back to work
We note that Gov Shoup is mobzng his private army
for strike duty.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-10-27

Elsewhere print interview with the President
of a ex-servce mems organization 1t might have
attrac ted attention it the that
happen acquaintance with the President Capt
Robt Emmet Lee To mind their code of principles
reads mighty good There present two organza-
the American Legion and the World War Veterans
which have attracted wide attention The former seems
to be dominated and very largely controlled by the Off
of the and gives its most active support to
the Big Business interests The other, The World War
Veterans be organized precisely the opposite
lines and allies openly with organized labor In
our Judgment they have chosen the better part but
neither will build up organization whose first
and interest will be the welfare of their
bers Another point in favor of the organization is
fully typical of its name Combat Veterans of
the A. E. F." No stayat home. uniform paradng four
hushers admitted. The Combat Veteran must have
been engaged in the actual service Of Uncle Sam the
land, the sea- the air entitle him membership
The organization appeals idea of what
service mems organization should be and certainly
wis, it well.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-10-27

seems to peeve some of the along the line Nota-
bly, Grand Junction give due credit the strongest
y Grand Junction papers due credit the
team organized the western slope, but note
that most silent speak sghtng of the of
the boys To those say that the slope
is going to bring home the High School State Champion
ship this year and of knocking ignoring will
change the result Prof Krause has whipped together
winner and all proud of him and the boys
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-07-28
; Kii1varosi eset

huzta, es ket eroteljes ferfihang
kiserte szoveggel a notat.
Mem telt belle ct perc az eiieli
muzsikalasba, az els0 emeleten
halk nesszel kinyitotta szemet a
leeresztett zold ablakred0. A redo
rese m0gul Csikasz Annusnak alb
randos SCENE pislogott lie az ut
cara.
Egy perccel kes6bb "a Paskal
kovacs foldszintes hazan haitottak
felre. barna fatablat a s0tet abb
lax m6gott. OFT meg Eszti mere
gette XII ~a~szemet a n6tas eisza-
kaba.
= lstenem, JAM No lam, de
meg a Paskal Eszti udvarloja is
nekem muzsikaltat!
! Eszti pedig ezt, hogy:
= Jai,, az en- Palikam! Mini
Hiszen meg a Csikasz Anna sep
tevoje is hogy kontrazik nekie!
S masnap reggel, amikor va
sarnapi misere menet talalkoztak
ia Fo-teren, a ket lany olyan, de
olyan gogosen es gunyosan merte
vegig egymast, hogy a kovetkez6
pillanatban mar mintkett6iiiknek
egyszerre megeredt nyelve,
akar a zapores6, OF perc multan
pedig mar sivalkodva markoltak
belle egymas gyonyoriin megfe-
silt hajaba, hogy:
= Hogy meg teneked sz6lt az
ejjeli zene, tie rongyos!
= Nit? Hat mem lattad, hogy
meg az udvarl6d is ennekem fui-
ia a n6tat, tie. -. te f0rtelmes
fereg?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-07-28

Aznap este pedig a ket udvar-
10, Bugri szobafesto, meg Sinko
hivatalnok, egy nagyon kellemet-
len es porlekedo vasarpap del
utan eredmenyekepp, az is, meg
az Is odanyomtak egymas marka-
ba egy-egy csomo hajszalat, a.
melyet delel6tt tepett XII egymas
copfjab6l ket leanyzo.
- Ne Pail, hoztam neked egy
kis emleket az Eszti haJabol. Az
Annus adta. Tedd ell!
Nesze JAM, neked is, lit
van. EFT meg Csikasz Anna ha-
jabol tepte XII az en- Esztim.
S kicserelven egymassal az en-
lekeiket, kis elegiiltseggel pityi-
zaltak tovabb, el-eliimmogven
kozbe kobe egymasnak, hogy:
- Az is huncut, aki mutyiba
ad ejjeli zenet!
Zsoldos Laszlo.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-07-28

segbe szakadt Horvath J6zsefet, egyik
napon felesegestSl, gyermekest6l beal-
litott Kartalra. Persze q faluban min
denki AIT hitte, hogy a Horvath-por-
tan ver fog folyni, azonban e helyett
AZ tortent, hogy Horvsth J6zsef meg
.olelte feles6genek ferjet, Ivanovics
.Pavelt, konnyez6 feleseg6nek pedig
bemutatta orosz feleseget es gyerme-
ket .Ett6l kezdve ket esalad el a meg
n6vekedett Horvath- gazdasagban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-07-28
A HALoT1NKK vELT HADI
FoaOLY REGENYE

Horvath J6ssef kartali gazdalRod6
meg >1915-ben orosz fogsagba keriilt.
Minthogy felesege semmi hirt sem
hallott fel6le, meginditatta ellene a
holtta nyilvanitas eljarast es azutan
ferjhez ment egy orosz halifogolyhoz,
aki ugy felviragoztatta Horvathek XII
esiny gazdasagat, hogy az megharom-
szoroz6dott, mint AIT hazulr6I iriak.
Horvath J6zsefet az orosz fogsagban
feligyeloi munkara alkalmaztak es lit
egy j6val kesobb fogsagba kerilt falu-
belijet6l tndta meg, hogy felesege
ferjhez ment. Bujaban NIT tehetett
mast az elarvult ferj, q is megnosult
elvett egy kokenyszemii, hamvasarcu
szokehaju orosz not. Azonban a hon
vagy mem hagytas nyugton messze-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-07-28
soK A HAMIs PENZ

Sopron k6rnyeken Macy riadalom
van a hamis penzek Matt, mint AIT
hazulrol jleentik Ausztriab6l ozonlik
sok hamis leb6lyegzesii bank6 Sop
ronba Is k6rnyekere. Annyira, hogy
mar szazkoronasokat sem akarnak ott
elfogadni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-07-28

hatnam, hogy ablakaik farkassze-
met neztek egymassal, ha ketto
kozil az egyik haz mem lett volna
emeletes, a. szemben levo pediglen
foldszintes. A foldszintesben la
kott Paskal kovacsmester,r kinek
huszeves Eszti leanya valami bali
versenges kovetkezteben mar jo
egy esztend6 ota vad haragot tar
tott az innens6 haz els6 emelten
lako Csikasz Annaval, haz tu-
lajdonosanak, Csikasz Janos fer
fiszabonak tizenkilenc esztend6s
Annus lanyaval.
Mind ket lanynak megvolt a
maga udvarloja. Esztinek heted
het utcan hires szep, fatal szoba-
festo-mester, bizonyos Bugri Pal,
Annusnak, meg meg annal is XII
l0mb, inert diplomas ember, egy
Sink6 Janos nevezetu varosi ir-
nok volt. Bugri Pal meg Sink6
yanos ~t0rtenetesen ugyanegyazon
kocsmaba jartak borozgatni, tor
tenetesen mindig az egymashoz
szomszeedos ket asztalnal talaltak
iilni ennelfogva mar akar puszi-
pajtasok is lehettek, sot bizonyo-
san azok is lettek volna egymas-
sal, ha athidalhatatlan gatat mem
emel kozejiik a ket lany haragja
ICY azonban Bugri is, Sink6 is
akar orakhosszat eliddogalhatott
estenkent a kis vendegl0ben, de
azert meg csak meg sem akartak
osmerkedni egymassal.
Egy langyos tayaszi esten Bug
ri szobafestomesternek eifeltait
kedve szottyant es odaintette ma
gahoz az asztalok k0riil cincogo
egy szal ciganyt:
No, more, most gyeriink
ejjeli zenere!
Ohio gondolta magaban
Sinko, aki epp aznap kapta meg
viszafele sz6lo negy h6napra is
a dragasagi p6tleEjat, = Ohio, ba-
ration, en- is oft ldszek am!
S tltkos elhatarozasat nyom-
ban tett k0vette, mivel hirtelen 8
is odakurjantott az egy szal ci-
ganynak:
No, Zsiga, most ejjeli zenet
adunk a mennyasszonyomnak.
= Huzod a kutyanak = kur-
jantott at egyszerre diihosen a
szomszed asztalt6l a szobafest6.
Velem gyiissz, Zsiga fam
ALT fel, 0klevel verve az asz-
talt, Sink6, hivatalnok.
A fistoskepii cigany azonban
Dagyon jol ertette a dolgat.
A Bugri Pail baratom is hiv,
= vigyorogta magaban, = meg
Sinko tekintetes ur is. szeretne
elhuzatni notajat. HIM. AIS
bizstos, hogy mindkettonek egy-
massal semkozst lakik a sive va
lastottja. Hat akkor inert meniek
Ell en- csak AIS egyiknek vagy
csak a masiknak ejjeli zsenet
muzsikalni, amil1or egyszerre is
muzsikalhatok mind kett6nek
Hat csinaljuk meg egy kalap
alatt ezst AIS ejjeli zsenet, te
Bugri Pail baratom, meg Sink6
tekintetes ur!
A ket fiatalember egymasra
sanditott ket szomszedos boros
asztalt0l.
1gaza van a Zsiganak,
szolalt meg a Sinko, = egy szal
ciganyt mem lehet ketfele szedni.
Hat muzsikaltassunk vele
egyiitt g toditotta meg Bugri
Pail tisztessegtudoan odalepett
a szomszed asztalhoz, kezetfogni
Sinko Janossal.
Ejfel utan felegy orakor azutan
egyszerre csak felsirt a hegedii-
$40 a Kender-utca ket atellenes
haza kozott a kocsiut kell6s ko-
zepen:
Y 4.
Csak egy sep lany van vilagon,
Az is az EN- kedves ga-lambom. ~.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-07-28

ss.as
Mix azok az ertekek, amiket On vagyo-
nanak nevezhet?
onnek bizonyara van megtakaritott penze van
hatalmas munkaereje tudasa, szorgama es becsi-
letes joakarata. s@ '&fs
Mire hasznalja On ext a vagyont?
Ezerotszaz< magyar banyasz ezzel a vagyonaval:
penz5vel, mnnkaerejevel, tudasaval szorgalma-
val "es becsuetes joakarataval utat tort vadon-
ban IS egy hanyavaros aIapjat rakta le Hatalmas
!. gepazetekst allitottak munkaha Megnyitottak q
field melyet es szedito gyorsasaggal szedik XII be-
lole fekete gyemantot. A Buck Creek elhagya-
tott vogyebe boldog otthonokat varazsoltak
Ennek vagyonnak az osszesitesevel megalapoz
tax a holdog magyar jovot
Milyen celok szolgalataban dolgozik az
On vagyona?
AZ On penze, munkaereje, tudasa, szor-
galma es becsiiletes joakarafa dolgozik-e
az On erdekeben? Vagy idegenek onzo
celjait szogalja?
Dolgoztatja-e On is vagyonat jovoie
erdekeben? Ugy, mint az az ezerotszaz
magyar hanyasz, akik felszabadultak es a
maguk urai lettek?
AZ eredmenyes usra talalo magyar banyaszok sse
retettel hivjak maguk koze azokat akik vagyo-
nukat - penziket, munkajukat, szorgalmukat -
edd1g meg mem fektethettek be a sajat vallalatuk
ba, hanem kenytelenek AIT idegen erok gyarapita-
sara hasznalni
kovesse On is ezer0tszaz magyar testver pel-
dajat Es alltsa vagyonat abba csatasorba, amely
az On hasznara, az On Is csaladia iovoltara dol
gozik
Az ezerotszaz magyar banyasz tulajdonat kepezo
Himler Coal Company kozgyules hatarozata sze-
rlnt uJabb masfel millio dollar erteku reszvenyt
toczat XII. Az vi reszvenyek darabja 13O dollar,
inert rsszvenyek ennyit ernek Mndazok, akik
mar eddlg is reszvenyesei tarsasagnak az ui resz-
venyeket 120 dollarert kapjak darabonknt
magyar banyaszok szeretettel varjak
az On csatlakozasat
Kaldje be jegyzeset Is annyiszor 100 dollart =
vagy ha mar reszvenyes, annyiszor 100 dollart, -
ahany rsszvenyt akar jegyezni, az alabbi cimre:
HIMLER COAL
COMPANY
HIMLERvILLE, Ky.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-07-28

Bovasb felyilagositast levelben is szivesen adunk
es arckepes igazolvannyl ellatott megbizottaink
Is szivesen alanak az 6rdskl6d6k rendelkes6sSre.
Money ordereket k0vetkez0 nevre kel kiallittatni
HIMLER COAL COMPANY, WARFELD KY
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-01
Southwest Normal
Basketball Tourney
Is Played This Week

WEATHERFORD, Feb. IS
The seventh annual southwestern
high school basketball tournament
will be held on the Southwestern
normal court at Wcathcrford
March 3. 4 and 3.
The former boys cup having
been awarded to Anadarko.
large now silver loving cup will be
offered ~ prize 10 the best boys
team, and Will become tho perma-
ncnt possession of the team that
wins IL three times, not necessarily
in suCccssion, a similar cup VIII
be- awarded to the winning team
OF girls.
In addition, a special silver low
ing cup will be given each win
ming team These will be pcrma-
nent possessions OF the school
whose teams win them.
This tournament IL not only well
established but In the last few
years especially has had a most
phenomenal growth. This has been
true in respect to number Of teams
entering, number Of visitors att
tending. interest OF the games and
management. Present indications
are that the event this year will In
all respects exceed those OF thee
past
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-01
Naomi Beats Security by
a Head in Second
Race of Day
CHANGE IN POST TIME
First Race at 3 o'clock
Tuesday to be Ladies
Day Each Week
Yesterdays Results

First race, three o-siNt"outha ~
milc--The Hoamer, first, Honey
sucklo. second, crazy clair, third
Time. % seconds white thild,
sly ana Real Irish Lady also ran.
Second race. quarter miic
Naomi, first Security, s"cund,
London WHIT. third. Time,
27 Ia seconds. Folllo Bcyy
Baby Time and wild Rose also
ran.
Third race. three sixteenth of
mile Fearless. firgt; Ink spot
second. RuWling silk, third.
Time, 10 2-j seconds Kay
County hrokc. Fancy wrinkle
and Tommy Ray also ran.
Fourth race. flvc-siNtocnths ~
milc--Billic Ray, first; Busy
clair, second, Sitkum. third
Time. % 2-5 seconds Lady Ice
and Nebraska Wild Bnl also ran.
Irifth race, quarter mile
Duffys Matt. first. Cindcr path,
second; Rush ticubcn. third.
Time. &c 3-5 seconds. Albino
Chief Friendly Fox and Robin
Hood also ran.
Sixth race. throo-siX,oeuth Of
milo Moonshlnc wild Iull. first,
Jonuta, second. wild Irishman.
third. Timo 10 4-5 seconds.
Flanagan's Bar Allic Alert and
Brandy Coyote also ran.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-01
DUFFY'S MALT FEATURES DOG RACES WITH
INDIANS TO HAVE
NEW lST SACKER
Dawson Graham Not to
Be Retained-With
Oilers in 1920

Special to The world.
OKLAHOMA CITY. Fob. "a
oklahoma "a Will have new first
baseman this season. Fears Of fans
that there was "a possibility OF th"
return of Graham were sot at rest
saturday by announcement by Sec
rctary r.. j. Humphrics that the
management had determined defin-
ttcly upon the sale, trade or release
of Graham.
New Prospect Signed.
Coincident with this declaration,
came announcement that John f..
Taylor, an Ohpan. had been signed
by oklahoma city as first base
prospect on the strength OF "A recon
mcndation by Harvey McClclland,
tho third boscman sent 20 the White
SOx "a couple Of years ago 10y Prosi-
dent Holland. McClclland assured
Holland that Taylor was OF Western
league caiibcr, "A clever fielder and
a hard hitter.
Hartman. another firstbasc pros
pcct who has boon spending tho
winter In oklahoma city, departed
for his ranch home near Sayro a few
days ago to feed up" and lay the
foundation for his baseball season
| fore reporting with the other In
dians on March Ia.
Hauck Rcinstatcd.
The oklahoma City club has been
| advised that RAY Hauk has been re-
! turned to the eligible list by SeCrc-
! tary Farreily. Near the close OF last
season he was charged by Rock
| Island with jumping that club for
| lpI rupl4 and
placed on the black list. An inves-
| tigation OF the facts caused Rock
Island to inform the national secre-
,ary that he had made "A mistake
In reporting him for the ineligible
| list and he was rcinstatcd.
Dawson Graham played first base
for the Tulsa oilers untu August OF
last season when he was released
He finished the season with the
Oklahoma City club.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-01
BY LARRY DALEY.

Close finishes in four races two OF
which were won by heads and a
sensational burst Of speed by Duffy's
Malt In tho fifth race which enabled
him to nose out Cindcr Path. which
had led practically throughout, fca-
tured tho seventh days program
yesterday Of the greyhound race
meet at Midcontincnt park.
Tho fifth race OF a quarter r-mllc
was the most thrilling Of the day.
Cinder Path got off To a good lead
which he maintained at the sixteenth
pole, At the eighth pole Duffs Malt
drew alongside Cindcr Path and In
the dash down the stretch, the dog
with the liquid namo showed SUI
perior stamina and won. Rush
Reuben was close third.
Naomi Runs Great Race.
The second race of quarter mile
was also spectacular and was
marked by tho great speed of Naomi.
which, getting away fifth. gradually
passed all other dogs and won by
head with Security and London
Whit running neck and neck and
finishing In that order.
Billie Ray took an early lead I'm
the fourth race of five siNtccnths
and maintained II throughout, win
Ming by two lengths. with Busy Clair
"a good second.
Leaders In "a Fight.
Flanagan's Bar and Allie Alert,
leading in the sixth race OF three
sixteenths. engaged In a fight after
covering about half the distance and
neither finished in the money. Moon
shine wild BIN had trailcd the lead
ers persistently and when they
dropped back assumed the lead and
won easily.
The Roamcr and Fearless won the
first and third races respectively
over the thrco-slNtcenths distance,
by five lengths each.
Post time for the first race will
he 3 o'clock instead of 2:JO O'Clock
as formerly. The change in time is
effective today, Every Tuesday. Ia
Guiding today is ladies' day. Fair
turf devotccH will be admitted for
the war tax OF ninc cents
Talent In Two Races.
Talent ia todays races is mainly
in the fourth and sixth events, both
OF quarter mile, In the fourth
race Sammy Satan, Friendly Fox
Mickey clair, Berwick and Wild
Irishman, great i-.ray OF dogs, ar,
entered. This race should be IN,
. best OF the meet 10 date as with tht
exception ot Mission Boy the speed
lest hounds on the track are en-
tered In Il.
Scarce inferior ig the classy fici,
OF dogs In the sixth race which Iu
cludos Moonshinc wild Bil, AlbIr,
Chief. Or. Flirt, Dufry's Malt. Fly
ing stone and Flanagan bar.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-01
FINANCING OKMULGEE CLUB
Stock of Season Tickets Placed ON
sale This Week for ". \. Team.

6peciHl Co I no World
OkMULGEE, Feb. "S-A city
wide drive for the ruDuciug of tho
Okmulgco Western association club
was begun yesterday and by thc end
OF the week all stock in the club is
expected TO bc sold. In addition TO
the stock at so pcr share. season
ticket books at $40 ana boxes at $50
were placed on sale,
V. X. sweeney Judge \. l.. Beck
ett Wade James and ". r. Black
are prime movers iu tho plans for
the financing Of the coming cam
paign.
Harry Womack, Drilcr cauaEor
has started work on the grounds
which will he placed IN shapV 10y tho
time the Joplin Western lc1GNo club
reports here for spring training next
week.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-01
TODAY in Ring History

1SS9-Georre Iavigne and George
Sidduns fought sevouty-seven rounds
To draw AT Saginaw, Mich.
IS94-Frank :. Craig knocked
out Frank Thompson in two rounds
at New York,
191O-Phl Brook won over
Young Britt in seven rounds at
Akron.
Battling Nelson and Sam
my Trott boxed fifteen round draw
at Dayton,
19l2-Kld Ferns won over nave
Deshlcr in ten rounds az Kansas
city.
1O1s-Georgcs Carpenter knocked
out cyclone Smith In three rounds
at Nice, France.
192O--Mikc O'Dowd stopped Jack
McCarron in the second round ut
] Philadelphia.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-01
SPEARS BEATS YAMADA
Billiard Experts play Interesting
GnmCs---Iabcrski Gives Pool
Exhibitions Today.

George j.. Spears defeated koji
Yamadd, champion Of Japan, ih
billiard matches yesterday afternoon
and last night with high runs Of 6 {
and 81 respectively, at the Millet
and Hathaway Billiard parlors.
After the game both players gave
exhibitions Of fancy shooting, CHIEF
OF which were the masse shots by
Namada.
George Tabcrsl,i famous pool
player, will meet the bcst pool play
ers i'm Tulsa today and tonight az
tho same plrlurs. Tabersk vii also
give exhibitions Of fancy shots.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-01
IIttIc Rock Cop to Recover.

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Feb. 2S.-
Physicians today said that Police
Sergeant Henry e. Ewing, wounded
last night during "a raid on a negro
crap game In North Little Rock,
may recover from what at first was
believed to be fatal injury. None
Of tho negroes in the game has been
apprchcndcd.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-01
SeabOugh to Present
a I5EGdne Schedule

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. Feb. Is
T. A Scabough, secretary OF the To-.
cal western club, who is chairman
of the schedule committee OF the
circuit. announced today that i5i-
game PLAYING schedule would be
presented al the meeting Of the AZ,
goclation officials to be held ns1
sunday I'm Tulsa, okla According
to tho schedule TO be submitted, the
season will opn about April 20 and
close September rs.
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Duffy's Malt Wins BY aNose
By Sensational Stretch Dash
HEAVY TITLE GO
SITE UNDECIDED
Contract Provides That
Richard Name Site
Today

us International Scvs ssf.t
NEW }ORE rrb as The
dempsey Carpenter fight mudrol
other sporuug events out OF the
spotlight again today
Under the original contract be-
tween the rival bidders and pro-
motors, the site FOR tho contest
should bc named tomorrow and b. b.
.Npccted TrN Blckard will have an
Interesting announcement 90 mako.
II BE- just probable that NlDktrd
htH reached some sort of agree
mcut with tho contestants whereby
ho Will have 30 days grace or 80
Tor tn naming of the site.
May put orr Selection.
Tho status Of the Cochran. Brady
end OF the promotion end Of tho
bout ls mul unsettled, and in Wow
uf tho fact that unforeseen difficult
ties have blocked IA" promoters to
date the naming OF the gito is very
apt TO be- put OF
Promoter Hickard, who has boon
100 several days, iutimutcd hc had
not been ncglcctiug plans for tho big
fight and promises settlement
uCNt week.
No Opponents for Jack.
Meanwhile the boxers are free to
engage In any contest Dcmp7oy on
this sldo and Carpcuticr on tho other
sidc Of tho Atlantic-to To- May 2S.
\ lack OF opponents eligible TO a
crack at the utlc and willing to
accept an offer within reason. prob
ably will keep Dempsey idlu.
Tho champion 10 became known
today. a. going to do "A short turn
la vaudeville. Ilis engagement
starts March In Minneapolis. and
he will be Kept busy for four or five
weeks, His appearance will be con
fined to the west.
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League Drafts Its Reply.

PARIS, Feb, 2S.-Thc council Nf
the league OF nations this afternoon
decided on the terms Of the rcplN
which is TO be mudo To the uoto OF
the United States government con-
cernlng mandates, The reply will
not be finally approved until tOmor-
row morning and it probably viii
be handed 90 Ambassador Wallace
some time during the day.
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BAKER TO JOIN YANKEES


NEW YORK. Feb. 2S.--"IIomc
Run" Baker Is coming back to the
Yankees II was announced here
today.
The Trappc, Maryland melon grow
cr met col. r. l.. Huston I'm Wash -
ingtOn Sunday ana announced his
Intentions TO return 10 the game. 4
contract that Baker Is expected to
sign will be expected to sign will be
sent to him today and before the