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Evening star., 1921-11-09
MAY APPEAL TO CAPITAL,
SAYS RUSSIAN MINISTER
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PARIS, November 9-Insurmount-
able economic difficulties may COM
pei Russia to appeal to foreign cap-
italists for aid in order to stave on
disaster, Foreign Minister Chicherin
of the bolshevist government is QUOT
ed by a correspondent for the Petit
Parisien as saying in an interview at
Moscow.
Russia's policies are now directed
only by economic interests, he as
serts, and not by doctrines
He concludes by declaring that.
while England endeavors to win the
confidence of Russia, Germany is try
ing to take advantage of her.
Evening star., 1921-11-09
BRITISH ARRANGE TOPAY
INTEREST ON U. S. DEBT
By the Associa ted Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, November 9.-An arrange
ment has been made to begin paying
the interest on the debt owed by
Great Britain to the United States
at the rate of f50,000,000 yearly, 1t
was announced in the house of COM
mons today by Sir Robert Horne, the
chancellor of the exchequer.
Evening star., 1921-11-09
MORE PRISONERS FREED.
Twenty-Five Sim Feiners Given
Unconditional Release.
IA Associafed Press

By the Associated Press.
BELFAST, November 9.-Twenty-
nine more Sim Feiners held in intern
CONTINUED on Page 2, Column g.
Evening star., 1921-11-09
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The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to
the for republication Of all news dlspa tches
credited to it not otherwise credited in This
paper and also the local news published hercla.
All rights Of publication Of special
dispatches herein are also reserved.
Evening star., 1921-11-09
WEATHER.

Rain this afternoon and tonight:
colder tonight; tomorrow fair and
colder.
Temperature for twenty-four hours
ended at pm. today: Highest, 81, at
2 pm. yesterday; lowest, AZ, at 10 am.
today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-23
FATHER OF HOUSE sTUNG.
FABLES OF 1921

Last Christmas # happened that
certain father gave presents 90 his
family lavishly and in return got
few non-essenual gifts What hurt
him most was that they neglected
SMOKING STUFF. He wanted
pipe. a humidor Of tobacco. cigars
and that was all. Don't disappoint
your Dad. Get these things from
Platner's. 353-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-23

There's only one Turkish bath n
town and it's good one. Call al
the basement Of the Farmers Trust
building and steam all slugg- shness
from your system. So. Bend Baths
346-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-23

This store keeper smiles despite
the blazing headlines Of the news
papers telling OF nightly robbers.
HIS store is insured with the
Greenan Agency. Farmers Trust
building. 34g-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-20
EXPECTS
TO TURN BACK ART
SHEERS' FAST TEAM
Coach ROvenstine Has Been
Planning on Big Game for
Several Weeks.

From LapOrte comes the cry that
Burnham's basket tossers must be
stopped. Coach Rovenstine, LapOrte
mentor. Will bring a strong quintet
here Wednesday night for the clash
with the local High school quintet,
and action every step OF the way
throughout the game win be the
dish handed out TO over a thousand
spectators. who gather I'm the local
y. VI. O. A. gymnasium twice a
week. 20 see Capt. Scheer and his
crew trample their opponents.
The Laporte five, flush from a
victory over Valparaiso viii arrive
here wednesday afternoon. Coach
ROvenstine. Iaporte mentor for the
past several years. regards the trick
Of putting Burnham's proteges down
i'm defeat no small matter and has
been preparing for the battle for
the past several weeks. ROven-
stine's quintet threw terror into the
locals last season at tournament
time. and are noted for the high
class teams they turn out each year.
Laporte conquered Goshen. at Co
shen. a few weeks ago by the mar
gin of one point.
Only one day of preparation re-
mains before the game. Burnham
has been getting men out for the
daily practices who know basketball
i'm every phase Of the game to scrim-
mage his first and second team
men. Lynn Waters. former High
school athlete, who wore the school
colors in every branch Of sport
taken up, was out in a uniform last
night. He raced through the ranks
of the regulars. and scored consist
emily but did not have anyone to
work with. He gave Burnham' 3
regulars some real opposition and
will be out in suit again tonight.
and there is a possibility that he.
who some of his friends who are
home for the Christmas holidays.
viii give the varsity five a good run
for Lonors. If not victorious.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-20

Michigan L. Is
.NO70 Playing 4
Brand Ne7C Game

ANN ARBOR. Dec. Ia New
athletic games are few and far be-
tween nowadays. but one originated
and tried out at the University Of
Michigan bids fair 20 have more
than a temporary vogue.
speed ball" a combination of
football. soccer and basket ball, as
originated by Elmer ID. Mitchell. di-
rector OF intramuraI athletics at
Michigan, has proven a decided sue
cess In interfraternity contests at
this university.
The game IS played on a regula-
lion football field with all the mark
iuEs with the exception that the lines
at the interval OF five yards are uu-
necessary. A regular soccer ball is
used The enc big difference be-
tween speed ball" and soccer is
that the ball may De caught when IL
IS I'm the air such q ball when
caught may be passed or kicked.
tut the catch IS not allowed 20 run
with the BAH.
A player may advance the ball in
two ways and still keep IL in his
possession He may either try and
run down the field. kicking the ball
lightly as he goes. or he may throw
il high ln the air and run ahead and
catch it-provided no opponent in
tereferts This latter means OF ad-
yancine may not be repeated until
some other play has been made.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-20
Referee and frankie Burns
Succeed IN Defeating Ross
In Poorly Attended TussLe
Rough Tactics Used by Victor Unfavoraby Received by Spec
tators, Who Jeer Flint Man During Bout Which Is
Decided by Weird Verdict

present 20 raise a kick and so moth
ing was done TO adjust matters
Evidently there was only one thing
TO be done. Ross probably knew it.
for he accepted defeat After do
ing all the offensive. taking a great
deal Of rough play that he shouldn't
have and wriggling out of every hold
that Burns had caught him into he
was beaten, according TO the referee.
Ross. we believe. really won some
thing while Burns won nothing. for
he showed the fans that he at least
knew what playing Nice" meant.
O'COnne1 Is Victor.
Pat O'Connel1 had an easy time OF
it with Young Blazier from Fort
Wayne. He won two falls in less
time than it takes TO tell. The first
one lasted a couple Of minutes,
while the second one went just p
seconds.
A great match that should have
been the means of attracting a the
alter full Of fans alone was the tus-
sic between Charlie Smithie and the
Belgian Hercules Verstraeten.
The weight litter was game and bat
tied hard but a gripping toe hold
that took all the desire 10 continue
from him forced him 20 quit after
about 90 minutes OF fast. speedy
wrestling that was a pleasure to see.
Il slightly overshadowed the head
line bout because Of the tactics used
by Burns and the careless work OF
the referee.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-20
SPORT ANGLE

II seems the football statisticians
have overlooked the best drop kick
ing feat Of the season.
In a record of the long distance
kicking feats Of the season just
closed. it was given out that the one
best drop kicking feat OF the year
was from the 4S-yard line.
Robert Fitzke Of Wyoming was
given credit for such performance.
and it was widely heralded as the
hest Of the season. Il looks as II
the statisticians had kicked one in
comforting such an honor on the
western player.
West Virginia Wesleyan lays claim
10 the honor Of having on its team
the champion long distance drop
kicker Of the season. Halfback Les
ter Badman turned the trick. a kick
from the 51-yard line.
The record feat came in the first
game OF the season against the
strong University Of West Virginia
eleven. West Virginia Wesleyan was
beaten 50 70 @. but the lone three
points were the source OF much Joy
10 the vanQuished team.
The West Virginia Wesleyan team
didn't get closer 70 the opposing goa,
than the 40-yard line. and only on
one occasion After Wesleyan had
been held for downs, Radmar
dropped back 20 the 51-yard line
and booted the ball over the bar.
The kick was not without its sen
sational features. IL was half block
ed by an opposing liBeman. II car
ried through. however struck the
cross bar. poised there for a sec
ond. and then fell over on the other
side OF the posts for field goal
IL IS a very interesting fact that
the three points scored by this kick
were the only ones registered by the
West Virginia Wesleyan eleven in
the ten games Of the 1921 season
Incidentally it was the first field goa
Radman kicked in two years-B. }
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-20
Irish Surprised
Admirers in Tilt
With Purple FiUe

The scrappy game that Notre
Dame put up against Northwestern
at Evanston last Saturday has given
a brighter outlook upon the basket
ball season. Even the most optimis-
tic OF the Irish followers hardly ex-
pected their favorites 10 hold the
Purple to two point victory. For
be it known that Northwestern pos
sesses one Of the best teams In the
conference this year. a team that has
been practising all fall and already
has won seven straight games. In
view Of the short time in which the
Irish team was developed. their
showing was nothing short Of re-
markable.
Il is not yet time 10 crow, how
ever. The squad has not begun 20
put on the polish that marks a high
powered basketball team. II VIII
AXE weeks Of hard work 10 do this,
but If the men catch the right spirit.
there is no doubt that y. ID. wiz
experience one of the most success
ful basketball seasons in her his
tory. The men are due 20 report TO
Halas on Dec. q. 20 resume train
ing. one solid week Of preparation
should get them in shape for the
game with illinois on Jan. and 8.
THESE games. together with the But
Ter game on the 9Th are really test
games. and part Of the regular train
ing undergone before the real sched-
ule is begun
Harry AIehre's arm. broken in
practise three weeks ago, viii not be
IN shape before the 18th Of Jan. and
ne can be Of little help 10 the team
until the middle Of the season. Al
though the cast viii be removed
from the arm within a short time,
several weeks Will pass before the
muscles regain their strength and
vigor. The remainder Of the squad
is in good shape. considering the
length Of time which they have been
n training.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-20
Rubin and Willard to Dare
Eddie Welsh to Step in Ring
With Them With Title Staked
Mishawakan Promises to Battle Willard From Starting Bell
While Elkhartan Is Confident Landing Sleep
Producer Early in the Encounter.

crowded house and added Interest ia
the outcome of the almost ttular
battle OF the state was found when
Aishawaka merchant offered 10
back Rubin 20 the extent of $500.
that he would win the verdict OF
the newspapers. II DE did nor knock
out the Elkhartan before the la.lS
had gone the limit
Fast stepping.
Rubin himself ls confident that
the sleep producers OF Clarence VIII
lard VIII fall so distant from their
mark and will endeav0r. with The
aid Of his exceptional speed 90 duck
In and out OK that railroadcrs de-
Tense while deliyeriu- stinclu-
punches that must sooner or later
stop any attacks sent forward by
the prot,ge OF Doc Holmes.
"Of course Pm going in there 90
do my best and win" said Ruhlu
last night it's my chance 90 put
EIkhart out OF the running for the
welterweight championship and
bring one 90 Mishawaka. and Iu be
battling away from the starting
gong. And then again may oe un-
Cerestlmatlng the ability or Clarence
Willard, he may beat me. but I'm
tell the world that IL I lose. the
fans viii get their moneys worth.
Willard viii earn his dough and he'll
sude be- able TO tell that he's been
ia great go. still I'm hoping TO
win. said Rubin
MCGOWAN Is going the limit 20 put
on the best card ever produced in
this city. He has signed up Freddy
Decker OF Nishawaka. and CIayt
Mendholm for the semi-dnal act of
the evening. Nendholm. a rather
heavy pug fought a fast bout with
Young Livengood of this city in the
semi-Hnal bout OF Doc Holmes show
iu Elkhart a week ago. Decker is a
former coast phenom.
The advance sale has been very
good and Elkhart alone has brought
over so paste boards for the affair.
Mishawaka is still clamoriur for
their share of the ducats and SOUTH
Bend has proven that it alone viii
pack the gymnasium. South Bend
viii support any live boxing card. as
experience has proven.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-20
SPARKS FROM THE
GLOWING EMBERS

BY "POP" SLADE-

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always sends His Honor the Umps,, on
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stars in the country perform He knows
almost everyone of them personally and
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-20
CHICAGO ARTISTS
TO OPPOSE LOCALS
ON FRIDAY NIGHT
Big Five" With Driscoll, Wat
son and Feeney Out to Beat
COOpers Stars.

Friday night the Chicago Big Five
basket tossers invade the city TO
clash with TIE Y VI. @. A. basket
ballers, in what promises 10 be the
most bitterly contested game seen
en- the local floor in many seasons.
Among the lumir aries viii be John
ston. Watson and Marquard rated
as the best of forwards in Chicago.
They will be seen in harness at the
forward berths on the visiting five
and will alternate in these berths.
1t remains to be seen whether
Kenny Award and Noble Kizer who
guard the south Bend goal. will be
able 10 stop such a collection of star
forwards, the same as they have in
the past They are certain TO score.
but il remains 10 be seen just how
disastrous il Will be- Capt w. +.
CBat) F'eeney viii jump center. op-
posite Mike Nyikos. Paddy Driscoll
viii play right guard and J. NJ.
(MOose) Cochraue viii play the left
position. This is another depart
ment where question of supremacy
viii be settled. COchrane and Dris-
coll. are reputed as being able 10
stop anything. Whether they viii
stop Burnham, Rhodes and NyikoS,
also remains TO be seen.
Coach Cooper, taking advantage
Of the time Of the season. when col
lege men are nome on holiday vaca-
lions, is sending mis- proteges against
some sure enough basketballers. who
hold berths on college quintets, and
they are furnishing his proteges with
some worthy opposition. He viii not
send men through a workout to-
night. however. but rather let them
rest up and avoid any chances of
having his men 80 stale this early
in the season.
A game between the Y. NJ c. A.
Intermediates. under the direction
of Noble Kizer. and the South Bend
Business College Five, recently I'M
der the direction of Capt. Harry
Rhodes of the r. NJ. c. A. team is
under consideration at the present
time by Coach Kizer This game
would be played as a curtain raiser
10 the big game, viii also settle a
question of supremacy between the
two Quintets, which has just re-
Gently arisen, and which is assuming
such large proportions.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-20
MAGNATES LIKELY
TO START SEASON
WITH SAME CLUBS
Few Changes Made in Per
sonnet of Ball Teams,
Though Some Possible.

NEW YORK, Dec. 19.-Most Of
the big deals expected at the winter
baseball conclaves did not get
farther than talk.
Unless the magnates get busy be
tween now and March it looks as Il
most Of the major league clubs will
start the 1922 pennant race with the
same outfits
Only the Giants and the st. Louis
Browns have really done anythins
TO bolster up fer the coming drive.
Wise baseball men differ as TO
whether McGraw strengthened or
weakened his club when he sacri-
feed George Burns to Heinie Groh.
However. it IS agreed that the
Browns gained strength with the
addition of Dave Danforth, the star
pitcher Of Columbus. considering
of course, that Danforth liyes up TO
promise.
May Not Develop.
Doubts as TO this were expressed
in some quarters where it was said
that the former COlum1u- star has a
semi-balk motion that viii not get
by American league umpires.
The Cincinnati Reds with any
kind OF luck Will not miss the serv-
ices of Heinie Groh as much as It
might seem. Pat Moran has been
picking them out Of the Pacific
Coast league and ne roay have a
better aggregation than he had last
season.
The New York Yanks need new
strength more than any club in Ell
Their league. Higgins is in dire need
OF a couple Of outheIders and a
pitcher TO keep the club going until
Ruth and Meusel serve their time.
Hug IS negotiating now for three
cornered deal with the Tigers and
the Red Sox and he may be able 10
put il over before the team goes
south.
The Chicago Cubs need some new
blood but the bosses of the club
do not want to dish out wrigIey's
cash f. over-valued players. The
Pitts5urg Pirates We're also expected
TO get rid OF some OF the players
who were blamed for the collapse OF
the team last year just az il was
steaming into the pennant territory.
Dreyfuss and Gibson. however,
wouldn't even talk trades or deals
at the recent meetings.
Won't Start Trading.
Cleveland failed also % bolster up
the Indians for another pennant
chase. Jim Dunn, boss OF the club,
said he would rather take chances
on the team as 4 now stands than
weaken one position TO strengthen
another.
As usual the two tail-end cham
pions. the Pills and the Athletics.
made no effort % get a better team
but both leagues stepped IN and
opened the WY for improvement by
passing a rules giving them the
/ first say on al players put up for
waivers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-20

a defiant challenge to Eddie
Welsh, the former local welter-
weight. who gave marvellous eX-
hibitiOn OF boxing at Niles against
Al Hennessy. and 20 the winner OF
the Rock Smith-Hogan bout viii be
issued by both Johnny Rubin and
Clarence Willard when the men step
inside the squared circle at Nc
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-20
BouOling Organizations Close
Season S Schedules and Enter
Clubs in Interstate Tourney
Two Ties Result Last Games Are RoledHorns and Stays
Fight for Supremacy in Elks Temple League.

opened with 17s and came away
with high honors.
In spite OF the fine score OF Joe
Wachs OF 267. which gave the lead
Of tie honor roll he failed 10 quail
~ for the select class. There were
ten players 90 make the grade. who
well distributed among the various
leagues in the city The Elks and
City league each had three candi-
dates. the West Side two and the
National. Commercial and Big Four
leagues one each. The players quail
fying for the select class are as fol-
f0vr-e-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-20
Dutch Ruether Signed
To PLAY for Dan Cupid

san FRANCISCO Cal. Dec. Is
The marriage Of Walter CDutch)
Reuther. pitcher OF the Brooklyn
Nationals. and the world series hero.
while a menbe OF the Cincinnati
Reds. 10 Mrs. Gertrude Derby OF Los
Angeles. took place Monday after
noons ar Redwood City, friends OF
the couple stated
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-20

DETROIT. Mich. Dec. 10 pal
Moore of Memphis won the news
paper decision over Joey schwartz
OF Detroit, in their 10-rouni bout
here Monday night. The Memphis
bantam landed on Schwa-tz az VIII
but failed 20 damage the Detr0lter
who pressed the fighting ~ some
80 g
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-20
FIGHTS
GIBRINS WINS.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, Dec. 10.
Tommy Gibbons. s.. Paul light
heavy, won over BARLEY Madden OF
New York in a 10-r0und no-decisi1n
bout here Monday night Orb the
opinion OF newspaDermen. Gibbons
opened cuts over both OF Maddcu's
eyes early in the contest and this
handicapped the New York fighter
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-20
FOoTBAIIERs TO wRESTIE.

FOOTBALLERS To WRESTIIE.
The entire Natre Dame foot
ball squad for next season will
get plenty OF muscle limbering
exercises Wrestling instructor,
Kid Ross. has announced that it
is the intention Of the football
players 10 take up the art Of
graphing.
Coach Rockne Is said to be
strongly i'm favor OF the plan and
has promised 20 have every pos
sible first string moleskin wearer
out for the mat work at least
twice a week.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-20

Ernie Lott. 0t the Bucktails In
the EISs League. was the star OF
the week in the select class. rolling
B4s pins Tor his SERIES "a PIG rating
per game. Tie was followed closely
by Eddie Madison OF the ely league
who turned IN $50 While "Fat"
Richards. az the Elks ieague. was a
close third with 6c8.
There was bur one player who
had three double century games.
which was turned .n by Richards
IN games OF 200. ala and 225. Two
efforts worthy ~ mention was the
work OF Lott and sehnellr- The lat
ter opened bis series with 15S and
Finished with sz5 -le result Of 221
and 246 az the finish. While Lott
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-20

You wiz find our Service 20 be the
best with our word back % every
piece OF work turned out For
Quick Service and Economical Print
inz visit the Labor Publish Co.. Nam
zs25 o4ott
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-20

Nothing VIII please her more than
a curling iron. toaster. grill or any
other electrical appliance II u comes
from Aforan's. 132 Mich. 354-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-20

He never did care for hunters
fame.
Even as YOU and 1.
y + W YEAR RESOLUTION:
There will be no post season base
ball in 1922-Ruth and Lands.
The railroads are giving free
I trips Co the north 10 four sport
writer's every year. Tiny Maxwell
VIII be the first four
There was a man i'm our town
But hc was not SO wise;
He got into "A raSsling bout
And ne lost both his eyes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-20

Cornell wants more and louder
cheer leaders. Billy sunday. please
write.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-20

And when lac saw what hc had done
With all his main and might
He looked around upon the mat
And there hc found his sight.