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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-29
Sc noroiife 2anbe us Sulf.

8la6et vGbe Gun" &ittsburgb,
9Sa., lepere0e SEN 12. 65. UNDER Gii=
telen r@orlo's 9ebt to @can6ina=
bia" fglgen0e for 6e norotIfe 2an6e
11of1aa irnigrenoe 9lrtifel:
@tormagterne optager Dor sS1tter=
este iaa neget, at ni er ttlbeie1ig til
at oberie> bbao 6e min6re Nationer
u6retter. Dette r1i116es ri ON beb
@fterretnin9en ON, at 20 a1nerifan.
ife 5t1oenter bar facet @tipenoiuu1
for at 1tuoere be6 l1niperiiteterne
og be tefniife @fo1er Dann1arf,
Morge og Gberige.
Ser er foregaaet en- rosp9r6ig
Goran6ring. 5or at forbeore lin
u6oanneIie be6 @tu6ier u6enlan6s
bar Mmerifanerne beret bart til at
beige Gnglan6, Grarfrtge, Stalie1:
og, for &rigen, $piflarh, og giterria
9e ifan6inapiffe 2on6e bar beret
forisnt. Men oet eneite, iom er
ne6ben6iet for at bite, bbor meget
8eroen ffpl6er oern, er ct flpatigt
8ltf paa 6eres itore @ano &16en.
ifab og @unlt. 2tnne, 8otaniferen;
Smeoenborg, 6iloiofen; Sbien, Sru.
natiferen; Sborbal6ien, 8t1leobugr
geren; @rieg, @on1poniiten, = oisie
er bare nogen faa at 6e &apne, man
te1fer paa, naar man ifal beie g..
ifar6inabtife 2an6es 8i6rag til,
bpa6 &er6en r11n1rner al fort og
ner6ifulbt. Og Sc fortietter at
,fren1bringe ioa6anne @aper Con.
,@rempeI tan n9bnes, at be0 ben i,1=
ternationale Wealeriu6ifiling I @ar<
negie SsStrititl1te ifior Dar ct &arclie
piet Mrbeioer at ifan6inabiife &nn't~
mere.
Jor l16pitlingen al en- flor 9el
af ral=@eiten og Noropeiten
ftaar 6e 6orene6e @tater i @ielo
til ifan6inabiife MDbDggere, bDis
ge6igne ggenifaber bar gipet bent
8laos blanot bore be6ite 8orgere.
Sc Tan blibe toget iom gooe @rent~
pier paa Sen Man6stppe, fom oisie
nor6ilfe 2an6e frembringer.
De mnerifanife @tu6e1ter bil lGre
meget peroifl1lot @fan6inabiea., os
Sc 5orene6e Stater bill beite l16bpt<
te, bpis set 1Dffes benz, naar oe ben,
ser tilbage, at meooele noget al,
.bpao oe bar lart.
(Ser efter rMp1s. DagI. 8i6.")
so
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-29
/
Nrhraaka.

$ Nebralfa bar man nu faa4
oen iaafalote g}orbols Jre.,,zsea-
1prog=2ob, 6er ni9tter 1enber~ /
Sen iaafalote Sin1on=2ob, fo1n pes-
toges for TO Mar fi6en.
~Den Danffe @ioneer" ifr;ber
berom:
Sobforilaget blep braet fre,n fne
Nfe6lemn1er of Mmerican 2egion-
Set bar beret ct of bemL ser bar
neret iterfelt mobarbeioet, % iRe,
n1inoft at rettenfenoe Amerifanere,-
Der be6 treble 8ebanoling ino{ten--
o1gt fraroaoeoe at goa for pibf,
bbortmo6 Ser blanbt Dem, Der fteu,--
te for &opforFaeet, finbes Manbs-
iom formooentIig ffan11ner fig pe%
oeres Mooers @proe. @arlig pafte
ben tDiffgSte Dr. 6reo @offmeifter
itormen6e Mpplaus fra @allerierHex
Der bar tet beiat af Neeolenner al
Mmerican 2egion, oa ban erflere6e
Jig / Gaper af 2opforilaeet. Deri-
moo aobareoe Mr. Sobn Gra1fHn
al 5urnas County ino6 at babe for
1tor Mening ON fin egen @igtigbeb-
"S> Ser er 6apgr af bette 2op-
forllag>" f" 11ota1te ban, ubil 1n1ligbis
fao Nlpplaus fra oisie @aIleriere
men ieg bill faa BEN fra Millie1a
-og 100000 Me11neifer geebraIfa~
oer mener at Sinlon=2ooen, iom oen
er It'll, er it9rt NOT"
Vfr. 0Dlart al Omaha erflereDe,
at Den 2ob ri babOe mi, og iom Be-
1tente at a1le 8grn fun ifnIoe ft1,-
oere @ngellf til s. @rao, bar fterf
nof> bporfor bon por inoo 2oDfor--
ilaget. ~@or &onititutio1 giper e:-
bper &et til at be6e til quo lom ba,sa
ielp onffer," erflgre6e fan. v9ette
Sobforllag bnr6e itfe b9ret i,rb-
bragt." Il
Mr. @ifforb i11bbragte ct Mn
orlngsforllag> Ser gift no pan at Der
funoe lereS fremme6e Gprog i @fu-
lerne til enbper Sis u6enfor oens
re9ulere peo Sob faitiatte @foletib :;
men bette bleb forfaitet. d
Mr. 8ebrens uotalte, at bette
Sopforllag bar ct Softer al Bropa-
ganoa. ~9en famine @logs Bropa-
ganoa bar brugt in1oo 2incoIn," er-
fl9reoe ban.
9enne Sob, Tan fun betragtes
lom ct Snogreb l. bpao ri Jrenra,es-
fpote bar betrastet iom Dor fo,,fjaaiitp-
tionelle @et. Den gaar flere Rt-
ninger enoog p6erligere emo felbe~
&Diterne git @en6eripllonb.
Genne 2ob faitlntter MuItt, ia emo
og 6engielSItraf for at unocrpife
/ andre @prog eno vrer1t" Gneelf:
/ ollie offentlige, pribote eller Rirfe-.
ffoler til @leber> fer oe bor beftaaea-
oeres Examination s. @rao. De-
eneite offentliee Mp6er, bbor Der
maa benpttes arore 5prog emo .gng-
elf, er ifslge 2oben @u6stienefter
paa oen 9ag ugen Der er belteut
til Sabbaten.
Me6ens ser lite 2oben er fpe-
cificeret noget 6ron, faoer set fig
formo6e at T. st. @fbol6e1ie Al
@fueipil, &oncerter o. I. freu1neoe
Sprog lite er banlDit> lige foa Iibt
1om fremme6e 5prog er forbnbt
/ 2oger, 6oreninger o. /. b., bbor-
in1o6 Ser ielbfglgelig fun tan bef-
oeS Ealer paa @ngelf beo Ws6er,
Setter 0. I. b., bbortil Ser er offe11t-
lig slogang Dette geloer ogiaa til
reiie11oe fremragen6e Sore6ragsbol-
6ere.
2oben bill ielbfplgelig blipe ober-
9ibet til en- &eiefteretsfenoeIie, ba
oen 1felge manages Me11ing er ,,fon-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-29
8lan1t Eann6n1xnn.
GslpbrbHnp.

$ SEN oonife &oloni Clio, Sir
qinia, par ser 6eit Sen IA. Mpril,
oa s. @urop og Sultru feireoe oeres
@glbbrpllup. @urop er &oloniens
@ran6legger og ben og flere Sen=
ieenoer oens Ggrlten1ano.
Ser bar / 0agens 2gb fon1met
@ratuIotioner fra oeres mange Ten~
11er Berben oner, / Gorm al Sort,
Brepe, Eeleeranumer, @elpifeer 0. Il.
@ober.
J1e{ten beIe Den 6anife &olon.
bar ian1let 6eres bpggeltge @len'
pe6 8<Eioen on1 Mftenen. ct Geit=
1noalti6 bleb irotaget, Soler bolot
og @aber preienteret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-29
&irfeinbbielier..

Me1rigbe6en i. Npiteo, geeb., bo1oer
&irfein6bieIie Sgn0ag Sen %. Mai,
og ct. 8e6ers Menigbe6 / Minneapo-
liz agter at faa fin &irfe i,1bpiet BEN
%. Mai.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-29
ur6er n1eget flor 9eltagelie fra bele
8efolfningens SIDE. 0nfring pe6
so 9lbton1obiler og @ogne taltes
6slget. @lle 2ptfes 8ern Dor fer
/ Danebang, iaa 11er iom en- 5sn
&anias.
s.. S. Meerffob=Yeterien,
Il vDann".

Sen fe116te oanife Whu1ifer
6. @briitenien, @eoria, Su., er af=
gaaet beo Dp6en.
&aa 9anmarfsbeibg.
Mrs. &bDra Dorf og Dngite Dat=
ter tiltre6er iflg. r9anr. en-
ner Gre1tib en- &eiie til Dann1arf.
Ders. Dorf bap6e egentlig lite tenft
at futile babe aflagt 6ette 8eieg fer
/ 1923 Goa ben6es GorGlore tan
feire beres @ul6brpllup, ON oe le<
ber); men Me66elelle ON, at benz
Der Jorel6re, forbb. Seiifolefor+
Itanoer Mrelfen og &nitrn, ge11togne
@ange oe iioite Maane6er bar
paret alporlig ipge, bar giort> at
bum lite bar tur6et bobe at u6lette
@eiien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-29
&uharl J. 1nultng
1b1.

000.
On al Sc be6it fien6te og beiel1
onfete Nee116 / Minneiota, Mcbael
s. 9o,pling, &reii6e11t for 0lipia
@tme 8onf, oe6e i Mon6ogs @or.
ses poo ct &ospital / ct. Soul,
Dsbsaoriagen par Sierteipgoom.
San blep fun IS 9lar garunel.
Yaicbael Dotpling par fe6t / Sun'
tington, Mals., Sen II. 6eb. 1866.
Sons Mo6er opoe, 90 BON bar 10
Mor gonmel. &ons Sober bor Ell
urolig Rotur. &an reifte til ct.
2ouis, {enere tilbage til Gbicago.
Ser .iolgte Dtensen Mpiier %
@lomiter, men forlo6 iioen fin So
Der og 6rog 8eit for at b4ine rco'p=
bop". &an blep SDroe paa en-
Jarm Minneiota. Ser msote
@febnen ham, 90 ban nar IA Mar
ga1nn1eI, ibet ban unoer en- Bli55aro
falbt al en- Gogn, fom ban nar /,
oa 6e, ser fgrte n1erfe6e set lite,
1aa ban blep oberlabt til fin Sfeb=
ne / Sne1tormen.
Otter fire Sinners Smflaffer1
fa116t ban 50 / en- Seltaf, rnen 1rps
elrme og Ben, bpilfet 1tp6benbiggior@
oe Mfipttelie al begge bans Sen un=
ser &neet og benltre Mrm UNDER
Mbuen og en- flor Sci al beire
9aono og Somnelfinger. Nfen
9om1ing tobte lite Mobet al oenne
@runo. 8eo egne 8eitr9belier og
Sielp al &enner git ban paa Gar
Teton College i Nortbfielo / to Ger
miner. 6aa bor ban 2arer / iDp
Mar. @on par 2ipsasiuranceageat,
Reoaftgr, 5efreter for oen nationa=
le repnblifanlfe 2iga 1tnoer 9fcsei11=
Iep=&an1pogne1, b1eo ipeciel timber
pisningston1n1isler paa Bbintppi=
nerne og Gbief Glerf / &epraie11=
tontb1,fet. S 1900 blep ban Meo-
lem al @epreie1tantbuiet og blep
to @ange balgt til @peafer. SioIte
@fteroar bar ban paa Sale 1on1
&an6i0ot for @uperner.
timber @rigen talte Domltng for
set 9fp6 &ors. SON beiegte 9oipt=
taller for forfrsblebe Solbater /
9lmerifa og / l10lanoet % opn1un-
treoe ollie, lom nor fontu,et / lon1n1e
@tilling ion ban ielb.
S Sc 1ibite to 90 ct balpt aar bar
9otpline bereiit 2an6et / &rigsinpa-
lioernes S11tresie. @fterat gaaben<
1tilltanosoberensfonriten bar unoer,
teenet, orog Do,pling paa anmob-
ming al oen brittle Regiering % bet
brittle Meoe &ors til gnglano %
bolot Gorebros for be brittle iaare=
oe ober, bnooon oe if11lbe tage tat
/ 6reuti6en.
Uirneopolis @folefommisiion
beore6e for1,plig Domling beo at
gipe. Sfolen for forfrsbleoe 8srn
bans 9eobn.
9otpling efterIaoer fig Suftru,
1om er en- 9atter al Senrp Borbe=
ipicb, ser oeoe / 1912 iom an1erltanlf
@eneralfonful / &riltiaria, ia1nt
tre 9ptre.
BegrapelIen fin6er Ste6 / S1ipia
/ @ftern1i66ag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-29
9aneboo Spifole.

8altor g. g. Mmmentorp fonuer
ON fort Si6 fra Seattle for at ober-
tage @re1teger1ringen Spler Meenig.
be6 og blipe SSorltan6er poo Danebo1
&eiifole. Denne aabnes for 8ige1
oen 1. Mugu1t; men Der t9nfes poo
at bol6e @fole ct @ar Tiger SuIi
for gI6re &bin6er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-29
@aions spebo'''.

| Vl4CI W &Ob@ION wv ~ ~~~
baqe fra Treiioent=@tillinge be-
beg set @1gr> iom bar bntlet oner
bans Spg6om.
wi1Ion befi11oer fig, iaa blot @pg=
oon1mens 9lrt tillaoer BET, / Be
bring. @pgoon1men er bpao man
meo ct nteoicinlf l1otrpf taloer
! Sbromboiis - en- 8looprop ! en- al
slrterierne paa SEN bgire @i6e at
&iernen, iom bar ipeftet bbire
Bens og bsire Mrus Bebageliesner=
Der. San tan 1m foretage forte
@poo1eretrre, ftsttet til en- Stof;
lengere Sure neobenoigger 8rug at
en @ulleito1; at gaa op eller neo
40 Grapper pol6er bam negen San=
feligbeo, og ban forisger iialoent
berpaa.
Set er fortalt, at @ilion blep
ipg poo fin Gor6rngst1rne / SeIter1
om 0ationernes 6orbun6. Dette er
lite rigtiet; ban blep ipg en- l1ge
efter, at 6oreoragsreiien bar enot,
oq ban por fonrrnen tilbage til Set
bptbe 9us.
Mftenen fbr ban bleb ing, baboe
ban lpi1et 8illarb og pnret / uo-
merfet &umpr.
Qlnfa1oet tom ON Motten - paa
en- Gio, ba &reii6e11ten par alene,
og ban blep fl1n6et rarrrt al ct @lag=
tilfeloe lige fgr 9aggrp. S en- uge
ipupeoe ban mellem 9ip og Dpo;
n1en bans birfelige Gilitono bleb
bo16t ber1meltg af bans 5otnilie.
Gua in0troo6te EN- &enoing til BET
be6re; men en6nu mango Tiger
bar @relioenten bunoet til Sengen.
gn6og &reiioentens 8arber bleb
negtet slogang til Spgepereliet, og
@ilion, iom 10 el1ers er glatroget,
blep prpoet me6 ct langt @feg.
0ette fora1le6ige6e bam til at toni
nte meo mango bumoriitiife 8en1erf=
ninger ober for 2egerne og bans
sSan1ifiie1 raar ban til 9iosfor6rib
bgrIteoe 5fegget flere @ange ON
9agen.
9ebegelles11aroerne, iom fife bouoe
laoct fig paopirfe al Naalelttf, be-
gpnote iaa ierere at bite Segn til
&eaftior, % inoen tort Sto bar
@ilion oppe og LOS Jig fere ornfring
/ en- @uIleitoI. 6oa tiger ienere fun=
Sc ban otter goa. Weasiage, elef=
trilf 8ebanoling og oct beltaget
oIle bi6eni ifabeligt fen6te Mioler bleb
anpe116t for at fsge at faa bans
3uifelipitem / 0r6en igen. @n &io
efter fl,n6e ban tage u6 poa Ilto=
n,obilture og n1o6tage 8iiiter. Son
genoptog lit ie6bonliae Irbeioe, og
bper Sag bar bon / fem elmer op=
taget al at 6ittere fine Stenogra=
fer. @fterbaan6en fom &referre
pen6te tilbage, gge6e ban Irbei6s=
tt6e11.
@n 81 ften oberraf ffe6e ban @az.
7birgton nteo at gaa Seatret og
peo at bebege fig omfring, alere
ltettet til en- Stof, 1om ban ipggen=
6e fal6te tit treble 8en. San ptl
ia116ipnligbts al6rig f11nne ipille
Golf igen % bill neppe beller f1n=
ne tole offe1t1igt mere. @en bbao
ban bar at fige, pil ban fremlegge
ifriftligt. @por onfangsrigt bette
Nrbeibe bill blibe, be6 ingen; men
bons 8e11ner n1ener, at bet bill blipe
.n1eget on1fangsrigt og opermaaoe
i11tprp21nn4
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-29
&irfeiamfunbeues Marsmpber.

stf oe to oanlf=lutberife &irteian1=
funds Marsme6er pil oen 6orene6e
&irfes blipe afboI6t / 8lair, 9feb.,
Dogene 81. Mai-5. Stunt. Dette
Marsnrebe oil NOT blipe l9rlig go6t
6eiggt> foroi @amiunoet iSorbin6elie
meo Marsmeoet feirer fit 25 4ars
SS1bilel1m> og tiuige for6i ser i 9lar
ifal tages 8eitemmelie ON 6e nDe
5folebDgni11gers 9pfprelie. 9lf on
Ore bigtige eager, ! iom ifol til
8eban6ling, nebnes 2iteraturj jage11
iant Snore= og O6re1nisiionen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-29
9anif 8aser paa ellis Sslanb.

Bor 2onosman6, Bageribeitprer
Som &oeb paa ellis Sslan6 tan
6tsle Gage iflg. vMor6lpiet" feire
Gi=gars= =SsSubilel1nt / Mnle6ning al
lin Sbertagelie af 9ens 8ageri ONT
fatter forti6en ipb Man6, o9 Ser Ia
gesuomarfet 8rp6 iarnt 6e finelte
6a11ife @ienerbre6 / bele M1nerifa
Ser fon1n1er to Bun6 6anif @r1gr
bier Hot! Og1aa set finelte oanife
&altrp, 1om fin6es @taterne> er
fan Mefter for. @an er meget ag=
tet pua @runo al fin Dpgttgbe6 i
6aget, og ban er bi6en ONT afbo16t
og Dn6et paa @ru116 al i'm breoe
0anlfe SSSobialitet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-29

Den 6anife &irfes Marsmpoe of'
boloes Dmigbt, sSH., / Dagene s.
IL. Suni, Gtl Sorban6lingsemner
ioreligser: 1.:@fal ri opbepe 2oben
ON &un6ioaters 0pbol6 bos Orbina=
tor eller en- an6en elore 8relt fgr
oeres 0r6ination2 Be6er &iMbeoe.
2. Sore 8la6e. @balo &riitenien oe
81. 6. &iloegaar6. 3. Sn1 Sen 6an.
ife &trfes @erning, oe &refter, ser
mi ltaar til @aabigbeo, og bporleoes
Sc be0lt tan anben6es. g. g. sSenien.
4. Ser ian1les $4,000 til Beniions=
fon6et, iaa bette 6erbeo bringes op
til $4,000. BeniionstasIens @tp=
relie. 5. ;9bab fan gpres for bore
6erielfoler? ct. SsSobannes Menig=
be6, @ampton, SSoipa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-29

Sab etter @rsoes,,.mr Of Bet.
Dlab. #
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-04-29

sfrip efter YrIDenunmser at oettt
eIaa.
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Sra 2anrens, 9eelu Oorf.

ssgrit Mpril TOM BERTH fra 9an=
mari Mr. Sens Ggrenien 1ne6 i'm
@ultru og 2 8prn. De bar figbt
en- 80 9lcres 6arm l16fanten al
2aurens, meo 5prenien tom SAINT
lien Sbergaar6. Mrs. Opergaor6
er en- 5elter al Mrs. 5grenien; 6e
bar lebiaget al oeres tire Ggnner,
2igeleoes TOM en Dngre 8ro6er, ion1
er Wfaler. 0e er Sgn0eriDoer ira
Spn0eregnen. - Mf a116re anfon1ne
fun nebnes @br. Eeterien fra Mlp
meo Camille, Carl @briitenie1. meo
6omilie; s. &ielien meo 5amilie;
@br. Beterien fra Seem Dorf; s.
Gober; CIR. mosr1nsien.
6ornilien Brun tom brill fro
Msfob, Minn., iibite @fteraor De
bapbe nplig 8eiag al to Saniljer ira
Msfoo: Oeartin SSSobniens og @os=
gaaros. De er paa @eiie til Dan'
mart og bar fisrt M1,tomobil gele
9uren fra Msfob. 9e forteller ON
en- interesia,t Sur. Sc beibgte fle-
re forbenberen6e Msfob Beboere
fer: SScbn &ol1sgaar6 og N. g.
Melien, oenne bar en- al Msfob f6rite
Gettlere. Gi beflager meget 6an1is
lien 9eieliens l1belo be6 Gabet al
beres biitoriif beren1te Sus, Set 9lo=
ite @us / 9aurens Smegn. Set
brenbte til @ru116en fgrlt / ugen.
&relten &irfegaar6 bar taget lin
Mfffe6 iom &reit for 2aurens @e-
nigbe6, og / bans @te6 bar ri @ait.
SIR. Gbriltenien, fom ii6ite Mar flpt=
teoe til 2aurens fra @e1fbroof,
Maine, paa @r1n6 at 6aarligt Sel=
breo, men iom mi er raif, iaa ban
fan igien optage Ereitegerningen
iom ban nRrer en- leben6e Srteres=
>ie for; oct forbente0eS, at ban life
alene bill betiene 2aurens, men og-
ioa Mou11t 8ernon. 81 baaber, at
ban faar &el6 til at iannle 6e to
Menigbe6er til cen Menigbe6.
$. 2un0.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-12
H|LLDALE NOT IN
LAWSON LEAGUE
Darby Baseball Team and Bach
arach Giants Join Ten-Club
Colored Circuit

"I have never seen Al Lawson and
know nothing of IIilldalc having been
offered franchise IN the new Con-
tincntal Baseball League"
This was the reply of Manager
George Bolden, to a query whether
Darby's famous colorcd team would ac-
cept a place in Lawson's proposed cir
cult
The Hilldale manager said il would
be hard to answer and then he told of a
new league that Ililldalc has become
affiliated with and which is composed of
ten of the strongest cOlorcd teams in
America.
"You see" continued Boldcn. ION
December 3 ! attended meeting in In
dianapolis, at which time Ililldale. to-
gether with -BacharaCh Giants became
affiliated with the National Association
Of Colored Baseball Clubs. which is
composed of ten of the strongest colorcd
teams in America.
eight of the teams represent cities
in the West. with Bacharach Giants and
1Iilldale in the East. A regular sched-
ule will be played and each of the eight
western clubs will appear in this city
during the summer.
'"Thc teams composing the league are
the Kansas City Monarchs. st. Louis
Giants. the A. Il. G. s, of indianapolis
Rubc Fosters American Giants. oi
Chicago, the Chicago Giants. Dayton
Marcos. representing Columbus. Detroit
| Stars. the Western 1Cubans. which vii
represent Cincinnati. Bacharach Giants
representing New York and Atlantic
Chy and our own team. Hilldalc."
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Amateur Sports

The Philadelphia Independents have
made wonderful record for the season
as it has progressed so far. Of fifteen
games played. the Independents have
come out on the long end of the score
no less than thirteen times.
Inability to obtain hall has forced
the team to travel. The majority of
games played so far has been played
against the first class teams around
the city and up state.
Art Strauss, in addition to playing
on the five. Is also handling the busi-
ness affairs of the team. lie is now
busy booking games with all first class
home clubs. He would especially like
to hear from Kayoula, Shanahan {. c..
West Chester, Media and teams of this
calibpr, Offering reasonable guarantees.
Art Strauss. 1916 East LOudcn street,
Olney. or phone Wyoming $500 w,
during the evening and Lombard OH
during the day.
ST. Francis Xavier Military Band first hye
desires to arrange games at home WIN tnifu-
class travelling qu!ntets. Joseph NJ Io'A"S'
Metro Reds. two fives would like to hear
from all home clubs havirE trst ana second
class fivcs offering ren SOnabe Inducements
Walter S. Mills. $3.50 T. street.
EynngeI .d, formerly Of the brotherhood
League desires to hear from second ana
third class teanrs Offering reas0naple guar
antees. Harry II. Nugent, 2llo south Car
Aircraft u. G.. a sxtecn-yca old
travelling five has u few open dates lIr jan
uary and February. T. Stack, l30 North
Fifty-fourth street. ,,,o,,,,,
KensingtOn 4. A.. a hrst-Class travelins
aggregatiun has January II open for teams
paying fair guarantee. J. II. Daley -"
En,croft Cmb. two ountets. third and
fourth class desires to book games WIN
teams of this calIber willing to pay II ~
Darby for Il fair guarantee, MaM"r, r.
Seningen, phone sharon Hill 81, Folcrolt :,
81. LiIdwig's &. g., two iVeN, deSlrcs to
hear from all travelling teams f0r EalneS 80 -
he played on the Saints floor Thomas COL
fev l347 North Dover street. ~
Barrett 4. A., OF the Industrial League
desires to hear from frst-Class duintets nay,
YnrnalI 5Ul7 Cottage street Franktord.
Mnrmon 4. {. would like TO book game
with fourth-Class home tcanS' lho'''''
blanche 2S73 Kensngton avenue. ,. :,
schedule contests with second and third cias,
Nggrcgntiors either At HON" or away: MA
Potamkin, care Weccacoe Playground
Fosrth and Queen streets.
Marwyn u. e.. a ourtoen-hfteen-year-ol r-ol'
five, would like to hear from teams haNlnl
rails william Young i22l PehhsgroN'
suburban u. &. desires TO schedule game
with fourteen fifteen -year-Old home qulntets
| A, e. Ronsow 5GO7 North American street
! Alya \. &. wants to arrange games VIII
| second and third-Class Rggreghtohs hhEln
halls. william J. Weir 2SO0 West OAK
| dale street.
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English universities Of Oxford and Cam.
bridge, the University of Toronto and
such colleges of continental Europe,
including Scandinavia, and Austria
lasiaI as may maintain scholastic
standing similar to the founder mem
bers of the association-Columbia Cor
nell and Pennsylvania.
In addition to this general invitation
specific invitations will be issued to
other American colleges which in the
past have entered crews for the lIud-
son titular regatta, including Syracuse,
Wisconsin, Navy, Leland Stanford.
California. Washington and Massachu
setts Institute of Technology. The
broad invitation to the college crews OF
the world would also include Princeton,
Yale and Harvard. but the latter two
universities appear to be automatically
eliminated because of the fact that the
| Harvard Yale regatta is scheduled for
New London on Friday, June "a.
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|DREXEL INSTITUTE
HAS RIFLE TEAM
Several Matches Arranged by
Wire With Leading COL
Ieges Of Country

Drexcl Institute has added rife shoot
Ing to its athletic roster. The club is
affiliated with the National Rife AS
sOciation. The following officers have
been elected for this year: Herbert Il.
Harper, president; Uriah Shuman,
vice president; William Adam, Jr.,
secretary Edgar Robinson, treasurer.
Lieutenant James p. Lyons is the
executive chairman and also coaches the
team. He is crack shot and has the
liability of conveying his knowledge to
'the men. Lieutenant Lyons was one
|Of the gold medal recipients at the ma
|,ional individual matches this year.
Thirty students have joined the club,
and live interest has been taken by
the whole college in this new sport
Practice is held daily on a range con-
|stfuCted by the students themselves.
4 team has been entered in the in
tercOllcgiate matches to be held during
February. In addition dual matches
have been arranged with Georgetown
University and Georgia Tech, and ncgo-
nations are under way with NJ. |. r.,
ehigh, Leland Stanford, Penn,
Harvard, Carnegie Tech, Michigan,
University of Honolulu and several
other colleges. Most of these matches
will be conducted by telegraph and
cable, and few more matches may be
taken on in addition to the above.
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tie at 3, and sent Germantown to the
dressing room in the lead at 1913. With
the figures 1914, Kinney's fourth shot
came in the second half and started
the Germantown rally that swept the
visitors off their feet.
'Elmah' Ripley played his first
game, and there is no doubt about him
He will do with II big capital %. -
Everybody present favored the motion
except one. frankie Boyle. leading
scorer of the league, who opposed Rim.
Another Germantown player who is
eligible to stick around for while is
young Glasgow. The Trenton youth
did not score any field tosses, but he
certainly played n whale of game
Eddie Dennis says he is the find of the
season. Eddie is becoming quite q
basketball authority these days.
Ernie Riech played his last game in
the Eastern League. He did not star,
but whirled into action in the final half
Kinkaide had his number, and he, lik,
Sailer, failed to score.
Crowd Gets Mad
The big crowd was somewhat peevet
at the roughness of the play, and wher
the visitors left the cage a number o
excited fans attempted to wreak dir,
vengeance on the Bears. George Morris
was the center of their madness, bu
any attempt at trouble was thwartet
when Willie Houck stepped into th
breach.
The Germs completely outplayed th
first half deadIockers. They outscore'
their rivals to 3. Boyle made tw'
baskets. one a clever one handed stab
but the shot of Joe Dreyfuss was
gift, as Nat Holman was injured n
the time and could not follow the play
Holman played his usual brillian
game, scored two field goals and ha
more tough luck in his shots than h
will likely to encounter the rest of tn
season. The same team will travel I
Trenton on Friday and meet the othe
half of the deadlock combination.