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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-11-19
OKLAHOMA TEAM ISSUES
CHALLENGE

MUSKOGEE, Okla, Nov. THE
Alumni Football Team of NJ. T. II. S.,
composed of the graduates and former
students of the local High School chal-
lengcs any football team in the South
west. We play Colleges, Universities,
High Schools, City Teams, Y. NJ. c. A.
Teams, in fact, any team that plays
good, clean football Our goal has
not been crossed this season and we
are ready for all corners. For terms
and dates write, Frank L. Brown. Bust
ness Manager, 2l6 N. End Street,
Muskogee, Okla. z.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-11-19
LINCOLN A. c. To PLAY
MAPLEWOOD ROVERS
SUNDAY

The game which was postponed
from last Sunday between the Lin
coin A. C. and the Maplewood Royers
of Logan Square will be played Sun
day at the American Giants Ball
Park, 39th and Wentworth. Both
teams are anxious to have the battle
and have had a week in which to
rest and perfect their plays. The
usual prices will prevail and the
weather man has promised some ideal
weather.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-11-19
The Lineup.
INK WILLIAMS To PLAY
At SOX PACK SUNDAY

The fleet and sensational end,
link" Williams, former Brown Uni
versity Star, will appear at White
Sox Park Sunday afternoon when
the Hammond Professional Team
meets the Morris Supremes. Foot
ball followers who saw Ink perform
a few Sundays ago at Normal Park
when the Hammond team played the
Chicago Cardinals will welcome this
opportunity to see the star in action
again. The Morris team has an ag-
gregation of stars and a hot fight
will naturally follow when they meet
the team which held the Canton Bull
dogs to tie.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-11-19
EARLJOHNSONT To
MEET MELLOR
IN 1O-M|LE RUN

DETROIT, Mich, Nov. flowing
to the fact that prizes OF exceptional
value and beauty are being offered
for the Irish-American Athletic Clubs
10-mile run, Thanksgiving day, the
best long distance runners of the coun-
try will face the starter.
r. Earl Johnson, now both national
and l0-mile champion, will for the
first time in his career as a long dis
lance runner, meet Chuck Mellor, a
former national champion, and twice
winner OF the Auto City Marathon.
Mellor will be one OF the entrants
from the Logan Square Athletic Club
in Chicago This club is entering
three men in an effort to win the team
trophy donated by Sheriff Irving Col
e.,
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-11-19
COMMUNITY NIGHT AT PHIL.
LIPS HIGH SCHOOL

Parents and Friends are cordially
invited to visit the Wendell Phillips
High School on Tuesday Evening
November %, at p. M. in order to
enjoy a program given by the pupils
Of the Day School and DR.. w. A
Evans, Admittance free. No chill
dren under sixteen years of age al
lowed unless accompanied by parents.
Come at seven and visit the Even
ing School.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-11-19
Winner Gets Cup.

The winners prize is tremendous
cup, known as the Detroit Amateur
Athletic Association cup, and was do
mated by Jacob Mazer, treasurer of that
association.
A race within the race will take
place between the local boys entered.
Dan w. Smith has donated beauti-
full cup, which will be given to the
first Detroit boy who crosses the
finishing line, regardless of the posi-
ton i'll which he finishes.
Twenty-six entries have been re-
ceived for the race Entry blanks can
be obtained at the d. A. A. A. Office
or with Charles 7, Earl, county cor
oner's office.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-11-19
Ten Mile Walk, Too.

simultaneously with the 10-mile race
10-mile walk will be staged by the
American Legion, this walk being only
to members of the Legion and the Y.
NJ. c. A. will stage its annual Thanks
giving day four-mile run and four-mile
walk.
All four races will finish at Grand
Circus Park. The start for the l0-mile
race and 10-mile walk will be at Fern
dale, whereas the four-mile walk and
four-mle run will start at Boston
boulevard.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-11-19
Hampton-Union Game

Virginia Union University of Rich
mond and Hampton Institute will play
in Richmond on Thanksgiving Day,
November "a.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-11-19
LINEUP

Substitutes: Hampton, Campbell and
Gayle; Wooden for T. J. Coleman; and
Smith for White.
Time of quarters: Is minutes.
Score: Howard "a; Hampton, 0.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31
By Count DE I'n>~y.

rARIS. July 3o.-Athlettcs aud tie
Diana woman" have :aken such Il
prominent place in Paris O'tctv use
this season that resorts ne bejnG
opened. where fashionable " Jncn can
GO; ny their muscle
The latest of these is tho HIha-
jouire Club, at st. Cloud. waicl open
cd on july -. CIV. "f the great French
national fetc. The club is named af
ter Thomas Rabajouire, the famous
Montmartr" artist. who dos Gned and
executed the plans. Th" property
was donated and the finances fnuni
by Jeanne Due, who fr4m Tiny hat
shop on the Boulevard MIisne-pcs. a
few years ago. has blosscmeG out -
the largest millinery designer in
Paris. with d fortune. entirely made
out Of hats. estimated at many mill
lions.
Here. in a sylvan setting. on the
banks Of the Seine, eve"y ir,aGin-
able device to encourage "womanly
exercise" has been provided. There
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31

churia FOR this purpos. four-ffths
OF which went TO England China
obtains hcr salt from the coast hav-
ms brine wells for evaporation, hence
in MANY ways China has always been
k""niy alive 20 what may be termed
by products" China covers an area
OF i,:5S,352 square miles.
Retail business.
Shanghai is the great port OF en-
try Tor China. for H0ng-Eong is too
truly BRUSH 10 represent the country.
and gives 10 the tourist no more idea
OF the real China that is inland. than
tn" streets OF Broadway suggest The
wh-It fields OF Kansas In Chin,
every where, saiutary impulses are
being revealed IN the Awakening OF
the Chinese business man to his
power L" control the corrupt man
darinS. Tn" student element too is
forging 10 the front as a power with
which the old regime will have TO
zeal The Wireless station in Pcking.
and the proposed erection at Shang-
hal. OF the most powerful wireless
station IN the world, Will bring China
within car-Shot OF the Wall Street
ticker Her centuries Of isolation are
forever past. II the airplane traffic
IS carried out as proposed. Picking
journey in distance from London,
In china now caravans OF camcls
are already being met halfway with
motor tories, while the sedan chair is
giving place to the honk OF the auto.
Before this becomes a consumniate
fact. much has to be done relative to
the roads of china. which were never
built, bu, just worn, being at many
points 50 narrow as TO battle the pas
sage OF traffic. In days past, when
Br!tiSh industry sought 10 build rail-
roads, the Chinese government bought
them OF England. and then tore them
up. declaring that steam would do
away with the vocation of the river
boat men and the business OF the
coolies. This WAS much the aame as
china's policy 10 the Indian opium
traffic. when heather China Informed
Christian England, You send us mis-
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France Plans Stadium
for "a Olympic Games

PARIS. July ga project 10
build an enormous stadium on the
Champs de Mars. where IN 1900,
the largest Worlds Fair was held.
is at present under consideration,
following the designation OF Paris
for the Olympic games in 1924.
The position is an ideal one in
SO far az IL is easily accessible
from any part OF Paris a, well ~.
for its surroundings. The stadium
would be- built close to the I'im,l
Tower. and would border the ScIrc
on one side. II is proposed 10 Il
deeply into the Champs L. Mars
and strengthen the fouuda. ,IS
with cement. FOR the river docs
not run very deep under tn. pro-
jected cmpiacemcnt S:anis would
be butt al around tn. stadium,
while uitrtcrr for pa: 6 PANTS ~
the gau.-s woGlu be erected on tnv
old Gali les dcs Machines size. .i,,-
mediateiS opposite the lco.e Mil
!taIre.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31

factories and canning industries are
all monuments 10 her strides towards
modern progress. China's paupcrism
anu famine are du" 10 no lazin.ss on
'he part of her huge popuiation, but
10 TACK OF arteries OF communication
ana drought. Tn. chinarnau is an
intelligent being. "a human machine
that can stand am climate" China
has always carried on the most in
t"hs!Ee farming, with rotations OF
crops. Thc majority uf lii" populn-
,ion 1--we on O"an-cakcy. from which
the oil has been extracted. bat which
is Just as good as Mexican fr!jolc.
Her birihrat.. however. despite fam.
me. continues to surpaSs her death
rate
Cotton and Mineral Wcnith.
but IN" sluubcrIng factors uG i'm =
mense Industrial productions all
cA!st@ in China. since her iron and
coal wealth is virtually unlimited ana
almost untouched. Haukow is called
the Chicago Of China" while the
Premier Iron and Steel Corporation
Of Hanyang employs some 5000 men
ana turns out annually 10000 tons
OF pig iron. and some 30 0u1 tons Of
steel. Iron ard cotton have ever been
the chief sources Of Chinese wealth
n
ton growing country in the world
The cotton growers associations give
away selected seed and trains run
from l'ekinG 20 Hankow 10 boos,
this business. They are Kind Of
tree for-all demonstrations. we'll
stocl:ed with agricultural implements.
seeds, pictures ana literature Lee
lures with lantern slides. are also
PROVIDED TO stimulate public inter
est by the experimental agricultural
slhNons' II Is impossible TO estimate
what benefit the movies" Will do
and have done. in awakening inter
est in modern methods and the posi-
b!iities OF machinery as Supplanting
manpowcr.
The soya bean is extremely grown
Tor SOAP, the refuse making a good
cattle food, and last year some SIS.
400 tons were shipped from Man
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31
WOMEN TO BECOME ATHLETES
IN NEW PARIS GYMNASIUM
Athletics and Diana Woman Have Taken Such a
Prominent Place in Society Life Resorts Are Opened
When They Can Get Up Their Muscle"

are four tennis courts. three butts
FOR archery. four bowling alleys,
gymnasium. swimming bath-h,lca
with mineral water from an ever
how sourcc-three dance floors.
Anon. those applying for mem
bership were Princess Michacl Mu.
rat. Princess FauciEny Lucinge. Mrs.
Herman Ocirich. Mrs. Rid .;iey Garter.
Mrs. \. X. Macombcr. AMI G1ura,d.
Mrs. Peter Cooper Hewitt. the Ma.
haranee de Kapu-thala. Princess az
indore: Princess de Polygac. Mar
chioness de rOlygnac. Lady loan Null
holland, Duchess dc Doudeauville,
Lady Patricia Ramsay P-incess Fat
ricia OF ConnauEhD: Dam" Nellie
Mclha. Princess Hartzfeld. Baroness
II. de Ro,hschild. Mrs. Rutherford
Stuyvesant. Countess r. dc Mumm.
Mrs. Montague de Ia Montaigne, Mr..
and Mrs Barrett Andrews, Reginald
Vanderbilt Philip NJ. Plant. Louis die
Beaumont. Rodman Wanamaker, Ar
thony DreXel. John Drexel. Mrs T.
dc Wardener, Martin Beck and Fam
ny Ward.
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TEST CABLE NEWS FROM OLD WORLDS CAPITAL

sionarics 10 save our souls and
opium TO ruin our bodies" and again
this honorable nation OF Asia bought
the menace and threw il into the
river. where IL could poison only the
fish.
Opium Proves Great Issue.
China. as To her opium, is under
going much the same experience as
the efforts OF prohibition To wipe out
has ever been spoken of az the red
dragon OF China" and yet the Chinese
poppy is very different from what
America associates so sacrcdiy with
Flanders Fields. The poppy known
as the opium poppy is usually white
and nourlsheS in the interior just as
moonshine whisky il the product of
covcS in the Blue Ridge and Allegha
rics-rcmoia from the long arm OF
the law. The province of Funkien is
famous as the poppy section. The
British Commission Of Customs re-
ports that from 1900 To 1916 china
spent sl.2O0.O00.000 in importing
opium.
The cultivation OF the poppy is still
lcSalizcd in three provinces. tut such
is public feeling against it's use that
whenever contrabnnd opium is located
publicly destroyed Recently 1900
chests stored in Shanghai came under
seizure. and the authorities found out
that "a government syndicate had
bought IL and rcsold It to a local
! Chimes. syndicate. which caused pub
lie feeling to rccomc so intense that
though each chest was valued at W.
| 200 in gold. representatives from
Pekinu and French and british chem
/ lists were set TO work to destroy II.
SO i, was burnt in kilns at Shankhai
and Poo,unv
! To the Dutch. IL seems. belongs the
credit - of FIRST introducing opium
| smoking in China. They introduced
! tobacco smoking as carly as l"2e.
having learned Of it as custom from
| spain: and in 1850 keen Dutch traders
added the soothing influence OF OPIUM
| mixing. which thus settled on emma
one OF her worst habits. IN mat II
uullities action and intoXicntes rea-
son, with a poison as potent as aico-
hol.
Coal Wealth.
| Shansi ia one OF the most remar = :
| ahl. coal and iron regions in the
world |, takes the palm from Penn
sylvania. having coal seams from
| IL
moss resting on substructures OF
| limestone. while both anthricIte ana
bituminous deposits in horizontal
positions arc exposed on the MIL
| sides. which outcroppinSs MAKE
mining extraordinarily easy Thc
first mention Of China's vast coal de-
| posts was by that traveller OF Ven
| ice, Marco Polo. who speaks much OF
| the coal Of Cathy." as black stone
existing in the mountains, which they
dir ont and burn" The Venetian
| also adds that il burns better than
| wood" In ShantunS, the German:
have developed the coaling facilities.
China is we'll provided with water
! ways. Her far-famcd artificial water
way. the Grand Canal. is the longest
| in existence. approNimating 1000
miles from rcking to Hanschow.
! where 1t joins tho sea. Yet, how far
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31

transportation has always depended
on human carriers. no one can con-
ceive. unless China has been seen
with the naked eye. Shan;unc is
spoken Of as tho home Of the wheel
barrow. Coolies carry enormous
burdens suspended from poles. and
Continued on Page .. Col. %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31
CHINA LAND OFHIGH IDEALS
GREAT NATURAL RESOURCES
AND LARGE OPPORTUNITIES
Vlrglnian Writes Illuminatingy Of Worlds Most Pop
uous Country, It's Commercial Financial Indus
trial and Religious Condition.

ny hirhnrd T.. tDirkD Nomrurr.
an old Richmond boy and mem
per "t IN" Elucs. writes 81 CON-
fn"rcc in China.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-06

Mail carried by airplane is wrap
ped in an asbestos cloth container
TO insure against loss by fire.
There are about $4,000 Indians in
this country, exclusive OF Alaska,
distributed on about 100 reserva-
tons
Flour, sand or dirt is the most ef-
fective extinguisher of gasoline OF
oil fires.
- Nickel steel with a platinum COW
ering has replaced platinum wire in
lincandescent lights.
The telephone wires in the United
| States would girlde the earth al
the equator 1853 times.
The largest stage in Europe is that
Of the Grand Opera house in Paris
Among those arrested in Wash
lington last year, were two diplomats
land one congressman.
4 collar for a cows neck, 10 pre-
vent her drinking her own milk, has
just been patented.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-06

What is Sleeping Sickness''-the
mysterious malady that is claiming
victims throughout the country?
Is il "the African scourge2"
Can it be cured?
Experts and research workers unite
I'm saying positively that sleep
ing Sickness" is not the African
malady. technically known as Try
panosome." which follows the bite
of an infected tsetse fly.
Forty-nine persons out of 30 die
from the African disease while 40
out of so persons recover from the
American ailment.
Prof. William H Parke. official
bacteriologist for New York city,
says:
Sleeping sickness has for its true
name Lethargica Encaphalitis, de-
noting lethargy. coma.
II believe that following influenza
so many hitherto dormant germs are
released into the human system
that this new germ finds excellent
pasture in the nose and throat
There is Inflammation. slight
fever. stiff neck, a desire to be alone,
irritability. drowsiness. then re-
freshing sleep of the form of coma.
The cure. None has yet been
found.
THE germ? only one great doc
tor claims to have found it. Ex-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-06
Grain Prices Decrease
On Wmdy City Market

BY Associated Press.
Chicago, March 5.-GeneraI even
ing up for over Sunday resulted i'm
lower range Of grain values today.
The forecast for unsettled ,yeathet
TN the southwest also was a factor
in the wheat market At the finish
wheat was down l. to PIC. with
March $1.71 and May $1.62 10
S1.62A. Corn was off q ale to Il
a =; oats showed a loss of = a = C
to y a sc, and provisions were UNI
changed 10 zoe lower.
Foreign demand for wheat was
slow with the only business report
ed being $4,000 barrels Of flour.
The British commission it was said.
was in the market. but bid about
five cents below cost Spring wheat
seeding is making fair progress at
one point in South Dakota. There
was some selling upon news that
the allied terms had been rejected
by Germany.
Cease grains were dominated by
the action of wheat and ranged
lower. The trade was not large and
mainly of a local character. with
the finish at moderate net losses.
Country offerings of corn and oats
were small. farmers being busy with
field work. The receipts, however.
were ample for requirements.
Provisions were lower in sym
pathy with grains and hogs. The
most effective buying was by COM
mission houses that were good sell
lers yesterday
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-06

perts believe he is right. He is DR..
Leo Loewe of the Pathological la
boratory at Mount Sinai hospital.
Last fall he discovered a new
germ. 1t was Immediately pre-
scented TO the Academy Of Medicine,
where experts from all over the
world came, saw and studied it.
This germ is called Glaboid, is very
tiny and is round in shape. Monk
eys and rabbits inoculated with it
Immediately developed every symp-
tom Of sleeping Sickness passed
into coma and died."
Experts at Johns Hopkins hos
pital. the Rockefeller institute and
other laboratories are now working
TO discover a means OF killing the
germ without killing the patient
So far they have found none.
DR.. Loewe will not discuss his
find. He is only %. But special
lists say his discovery is more i'm
portant 10 humanity than the prin-
ciples of the World war
You can kill a germ if you can
find it," says DR.. Loewe, and if this
germ has been found by him the
next and short step is the cure,
which experts are now working on
feverishly.
The germ of influenza itself has
never been found.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-06
ReUiew of the Week
By Financial Editor.


only SIS companies with author
lied capital OF 100000 or more
were incorporated during February.
representing a total Of S654.000. 600.
according TO the Journal Of Com
merce-the poorest showing since
April. Few large concerns took out
charters. Promoters Of oil. ship
ping, and chemical companies we're
less active than heretofore. The
figures are a reflection. of the cur
rent read5ustment in business.
Corporate financing during Feb
ruary totalled $29S.OO00OO-the
largest February total since 1916.
The sum is a fair measurement of
corporate needs as a result of the
lapse in demand. Figures are re-
vealing. but may become mislead-
ing unless the proper comparisons.
These and other indexes hcnceforth
should be compared with pre-1917
figures in many instances in order
correctly 10 estimate their signif-
canoe. AS TO the general trend there
is an increasing disposition TO be
lieve that no marked revival in
business will occur before fall.
The Germans counter reparation
proposals amazed the world by their
sheer audacity and seeming blind
ness to inescapa BILE facts and tenn
porarily upset fond expectations OF
an immediate settlement. The re-
turn of normal business hinges 41Don
definite assurance as 10 the amount
Of reparation and mode of payment
more than upon any other one fac
tor, unless it he wage adjustment.
The iron and steel industry con
tues stagnant and the necessity of
further price reductions is freely
predicted. Former Comptroller VIII
liams's attack upon steel corpora
tons war and after-war perform
ances seems wholly unmerited.
Whether the corporation should now
reduce its prices to aid i'm readjust-
ment is another question. The grea.
corporations influence is tremendous
and its attitude i'm postponing price
reductions is blocking the course of
defiation, in the opinion of many
persons. Judge Gary is doubtless
waiting until a time when he can
act with greater gertrude.
The new cabinet represents a high
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-06

level OF ability and the business
ability OF its members gives promise
of efficiency.
American business. through the
medium Of fuu-paEe advertisements
in the newspapers and elsewhere. is
urging the public 10 buy-wisely.
but continuously. The argument is
that If the textile worker buys shoes.
the shoe operator in turn can buy
textiles. and so ON. each class OF
producers helping 10 life other
classes out of the mire and himself
receiving n boost.
The logic is unassilable. r. APP
plies quite as much 20 the inter
change of commodities between MAJ
tions as between individuals or gro-
ducing classes within a nation; and
in foreign trade the need of rccip-
rocity is not less urgent if industry
/ is TO regain its normal status Ac-
cording TO the January statement of
the department OF commerce. both
imports and exports fell off sharply
as compared with Decent Der and
I January of last year but imports
declined proportionately more th3E
exports. The total was smallest
since February, 1918. and stood
/ S265. OO0.O 600 below January. 1920.
/ The surplus Of exports over imports
I was the third largest ON record.
Americans are not buying foreign
made articles as freely as hereto
/ fore, doubtless because price reduc-
tions have made domestic goods OF
| equal quality tempting and because
unemployment and sudden shrink
age of income make economy inn
perative. This condition does not
ausur we'll for rehabilitation OF Eu-
rope through the medium of exports
nor for repayment Of debt