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Alberto Einstein, ell autor de la teo-
ria de la relatividad, el destructor del
tempo y del espacio, ha llegado a Nue
va York, no como cientffco, 'sino como
comisionista, fin de recoger dinero
para una universidad sionista en- la
Palestine. Los reporters americanos,
naturalmente, refiere el "Daily Ex-
press, han asediado inmediatamente,
a fin de que les explique en- terminos
periodisticos, su teorfa. Einstein, que
no habla ingles, Sc valio de un. inter
prete, y dijo: "Hasta la exposition de
mi teorfa, era creencia general la de
que 81 .el universe fuese destruido,
quedarfan el tempo y Ell espacio. Pc
ro mi teoria demuestra que en- tai
case, tambien q tempo y el espacio
dejarfan de ser. Esta es la relativi-
dad" Los reporters tomaron cstas
palabras al vuelo y a medias. Uno
mas atrevido, dijo: "Pero como es po-.
sible entender tai cosa: 81 ell espacio
desaparece, 5d6nde quedarian los res
tos del universo?" A 10 que Ems
tein contesto que para demostray tai
cosa, Sc necesitaria media hora y to-
dss las letras del alfabeto usadas CO.
mo signos algebraicos. Otro de los
reporters dijo: aSe afrma, senior Ems
tein, que su teoria solo la entienden
doce, hombres en- Ell mundo". Einstein
Sc indigno oyendo tai cosa. mo hay
tai, dijo: la entienden todos los alum
nos de la Universidad de Berlin. Otro
reportero pregunto la sonora de
Einstein ST ella entendia la teoria de
la relatividad, y la excelcntc DANA
respondio de este modo sencillo: la
entiendo cada vez que mi marido me
la explica, ,pero la olvido invariable-
mente al dia siguiente, y entonces mi
esposo tiene que eIipezar, y asi esta-
mos.
iTodas las cosas tienen un ,valor
conventional ?... ST, en- gran parte.
Por esta raz6n los comereiantes pom
derando incesantemente las excelen-
cias de sus mercancias, no andan por
camino errado: estan imponiendo po-
co POGO un valor conventional 10
que yenden. Convencido de este ell
actor ingles Fred Barnes, hizo una
apuesta. FL fba a la Gale a vender
elibras esterlinas verdaderas a .veinte
centimoss y nadie o pocas gentes' Sc
las compraban. Iba invertir el fe-
n6neno. En- efecto, Sc puso a Ia ori-
la de la acera Y comenzo a pregonar'
su nercancia: "Sefofes, senores: IL
bras esterlinas a veinte centimos.
Oportunidad 1niea. Acercaos". La
gente pasaba sin hacerle case. Niece
sit6 de toda su fueka para que dos,
transeuntes le comprAran dos, pagan
do por elias cuarenta centimos AL
tomadas, los compradores Sc limita-
ron decir: q Que bien imitadas!
Y Sc propusieron hacer> una nueva
burla con elias. Cuanto tempo fue-
ron tenidas por falsas aquellas dos IL
bras esterlinas Quien sabe: lnu-
che tempe duizssl I.o que prneha "a
aiirmaci6n con que comenzamos estas
! lfneas Cuanlo Sc anunci6 el bale
/ do ,,5s eca1.as re In r,rarsa an Paris l1i-
Evening star., 1921-01-24

A very definite assertion that Ger.
tain prominent Yale specialist had beer
asked-or was to be aSked-to serve
on Jones' staR was heard On Saturday
There are several schools 06 foot bal
thought at Yale at the 1Qgont time
Jones on the throne they are hardly to
be called that. for the reason that he is
q very popular young man and never
had any real enemies at Yale: enemies,
that is, in the sense Of the theory and
practice Of foot ball
Each Has Its Worth.
Nevertheless, there are these different
schools. such as the Camp school. the
Sanford school. the Owsley SCHOOL, etc.
Under Tad Jones it might be feasible
to effect merger; II SO. it would be
great thing for Yale foot BAN, since
each school has something to give the
other.
AS for Tad Jones, he is as proficient
and magnetic an instructor as Yale
could have selected. He learned last
year. no doubt, that foot ball players
cannot be worked like slaves 1--WE days
in the week and be expected to get out
on the field and play foot ball Georgia
novation in training methods applied
last season and have a theory that
John Heisman Will go q bit easier on the
grilling of his players next fall. Yale
last fall had everything an eleven should
have except that ginger and zest that
sheer love Of playing foot ball which
is the portion Of a team tnat haD neen
ion is that if Tad Jones has not pU4ted
in this respect by the season Of 1920 he
had better remain in Seattle
(Copyrfsht. 1927
Evening star., 1921-01-24
WESTERN NEEDS A WIN
NUS Defeat Central Tomorrow Il
Stay in Running for School
Basket Ball Title.

Western basket ball players will
strive desperately to overcome the
Central aggregation tomorrow in the
high school championship series bat
tie in the Coliseum. as a victory Tor
the Red and White FIVE will keep 1T
in the running for the coveted title.
The Westerners then would be on the
heels Of the leading Techs. who have
not been defeated since the opening
of the campaign.
Success for Central would create q
deadlock with Eastern and Western
and make the task of overhauling the
Manual Trainers difficult. Tomorrow .
game will start at 4 o'clock
Tech IL not scheduled to show in the
titular series until Friday, when Busi-
ness win be encountered but the Ma
room and Gray quint will not idle
This afternoon It will be sent against
the Army and Navy Props in the boys
Y. M. c. A. gymnasium. The game
will start at 4:45 o'clock.
Evening star., 1921-01-24
M'N|CHOL' s 1OSSES TELL
Put Penn ouint Ahead in Col.
legiate League-He Has Made
80 Of Al Foul Shots.

The astounding foul goal shooting
Of Danny MoNichol. captain and right
guard, Is likely to bring another In
tercollegiate Basket Ball League cham
pionship to Pennsylvania
OF the forty-eight points scored by
the Penn team in two games in the
league competition. McNichol has ac-
counted for no less than thirty-six, and
Of this number thirty-two were earned
from the fifteen-foot line.
In the first game. against Columbia,
NcNichol made good on sixteen out
Of twenty chances. while last Satur-
day night his sixteen successful efforts
out Of twenty-one chances. saved Penn
from defeat by Dartmouth The latter
victory gave Penn the lead in the race.
Cullen Of Dartmouth tops the indi-
vidual point scores with IS; Cornell
leads the teams with 104.
Only one game will be played this
week. Dartmouth entertaining the
Princeton hve Saturday night. Last
week the Green team won from Yale
and lost to Penn, while Princeton de-
feated Cornell. Columbia's tossers
were idle.
Evening star., 1921-01-24
With D. G. Basketers

Aloysius Club basketers will clash
with the Epiphany Comets in Epiph-
any gymnasium tomorrow night IN
the first of q series of games to de-
termine the District court champion
ship. =
to play the Emanons tonight in Pet
worth Church gymnasium at s:1'
ManAattan Athletic Club is sched-
uled to face Peerless Athletic Club
tonight in the Immaculate Conception
gymnasium at 8 o'clock.
Walter Reed Hospital Nurses and
War Risk Indians will be opponents
in the Carroll Institute gymnasium
tonight at S:15 o'clock.
Burial Class girls Of Calvary Bap-
tist Church intend to make matters
interesting for the Walter Reed
nurses in Epiphany gym Wednesday
Strengthened by the acquisition Of
Marywill Wakeford, all-around ath-
lete, and Theodosia Seibold, former
George Washington University court
star.
Yankee tossers will be busy this
Keyser. W. Va. with the Keyser Col
legians. the Yanks are to appear In
home contests against the Ingrams
on Wednesday. Frederick Y. M. c. A.
on Friday and Navy Yard on Satur-
day.
sioux Athletic Club is ready to
tackle 125-pound quints. Challenges
will be received by A. Murray, 4l8
10th street southeast, Lincoln 1868.
Tiger MidEets are anxious to en-
counter other seventy pound
combinations. Call Manager Simons.
North 736.
Coed shepherd MidEets will grant
eAmes to teams averaging eighty
Ave pounds. Address Kenneth Sea-
man. 626 18th street northeast.
Mount Rainier Yankees are in the
field for engagements with eighty
five-pound aggregations. Address A.
H. Bellman. Mount Rainier. Md.
Evening star., 1921-01-24
WOULD FORCE MARTIN
TO GO ON WITH BURKE

NEW ORLEANS, January 24-The
Louisiana boxing commission an
nounced today that every effort
would be made to force Bob Martin.
New York fighter, to carry out his
contract to meet Martin Burke here
January 81. Martin has wired that
he will be unable to meet the local
fighter because he has signed with
Tex Rickard to meet Bill Brennan
at Madison Square Garden Febru-
ary 1S.
Chairman Curry of the commission
has wired the New York boxing COM
mission and the International Sport
ing Club, pointing out that Martins
contract to meet Burke was signed
previously to the one to meet Bren-
nan.
Evening star., 1921-01-24
Caddck Weje Til
PLANS TO K. 0. REMSEY
Lougherman, Philadelphian, Prim.
ed to Stop Local Boy at Ard
more Tomorrow Night,

Tommy Lougherman, the 150-pound
Philadelphia boy who is to meet Young
Remsey of this city in the feature bout
Of the fight show at Ardmore tomorrow
night, Is primed to hand the local fist
finger a sleep punch. according to re-
ports emanating from the Quaker city
camp. Lougherman is said to be q
scrapper of the old-fashioned slugging
type. and in his late arguments he has
developed q habit Of ending fights with
a clean cut Knockout In Remsey. how
ever. the Philadelphia will encounter
a worthy opponent who should make
matters interesting for the fans during
the scheduled eight rounds.
Four six-round mills are on the pro-
gram arranged by Manager Kid Sulli-
van In the semi-wind-up. Johnny
Conroy of this city and Kid Bowen
of Newcastle. Pa. nghtweights. will
clash. Young Thomas and George
Myers. 125-pounders. and Johnny
Frenchy and Unk Grinder. 133-pcund-
ers. have been matched for prelimi-
naries. Young Dempsey of Georgetown
and Johnny Callaghan of Alexandria,
who weigh around $50 pounds, are
ready for sturdy battle.
The opening engagement, a four
round affair, will be between Kewpie
O'Donnell and Tommy Tunney. local
scrappers. A battle royal also will be
held.
Evening star., 1921-01-24
Plays That Puzzle
H1uLY EvAH0

Phe fmrvupeP batsman always
,usss tFUuAae IN base ball. When
Q Improper batsman makes 2 ny
AZ aouarently scores q couple OF
az the situation always Is tangteo'
the opposing team discovers the
take in time. Hero is q play tnat
ne up in q minor league last sum.
-. There arc runners on eecouo
A third and two out. The first three
a ON the batting ordor are Jone@
M and Brown. With runnern on
. md End third and two out. II 10
,jS1tss turn to bat. Instead. BroWn
ua11 TO bat, hits for two bases ana
oro9 both runners. The team IN
. 6eid then discovers Brown ans
,kte6 in place Of Smith. ana ap-
~ 70 tho umpire. Who 10 out.
a Who IL tho hrst man up IN the
A.. sxt inning? Do tho runs count!
Smith n Out, Ne Runs.
Whsn It 10 discovered Brown has
Atted in place OF Smith. and an i'm
.eIiste appeal 10 made to the uIn-
r. Tor q decision. that ofllcial should
ave declared out the proper bats
~. Who was Smith. retiring the
Ida. That would mako Brown, who.
Sfils batting improperly. had made
! tWo-haae hit. AZ the proper oats-
IA 70 lead on tho next inning, since
. followed smith in the batting or
6r. TIE two runs scored on Browns
.Wo.base hit do not count, as no
- runners can advance on any act
4 aa Improper batSman.
Evening star., 1921-01-24

IuISDu1Sn II tHlHSS arc HNSU up ID
Rabbit, at his home in Springfield t
Outnelder Bill southworth and Fred
Nicholson and Infielder Walter Bar
bare are the players who come here
Manager Fred Mitchell in making
the announcement Of the trade said
no money was involved. Barney
Dreyfuss, owner Of the Pittsburgh
club. was reported to persist in the
statement that in addition to the three
players Boston received q cash sum
said to be $4,000. +,
Maranville said today that he had
heard nothing officially from the Boss
ton management. 'If they hx me up
I'll co." he said. int mating that be
wanted share of any purchase
money. -.
Boston Fans Approve Deal. ;,
Although Maranville is popular here.
many fans expressed satisfaction at
the deal Loath to see the diminutive
shortstop 60, they feel that the Bos-
ton team has been materially
strengthened.
NOBODY loves the Rabbit more than
L. said Manager Mitchell in discuss
ing the trade. HE is q great ball
player. and believe that could get
more out Of him than anybody. but
since we are out to build up q base
ball team. we cannot allow sentiment
I'VE have. ! believe. got three great
players for one. Nicholson and South
worth should plug up a weakness in
the outneld which has been all too
apparent for years. Barbara also 10 a
fine player. All three are compare
lively young with the most important
part Of their base ball careers before
them.
president Grant contemplates an
other trade or two. and II they go
stronger. in my opinion. than 1t has
been in some time"
Evening star., 1921-01-24
WASHINGTON SoccERIsTs
LOSE TO BALTIMOREANS

Beating a Baltimore eleven appar-
entity has become an almost impos-
sible feat for q Washington soccer
combination. The Rovers estayed
this stunt yesterday in q game with
q while the locals had the jinx throt-
tied. They came through the open
ing half on the better end Of l-to.0
score, but in the second period the
visitors rallied and swept on to a
2-to-1 victory.
Aleck ODonald, left halfback, was
mainly responsible for the Baltimore
triumph. He registered the Mary
landers' first goal after long drib-
BILE and q 20-yard kick. and later
dribbied through the center to q DO
sition for another goal boot. Long
. 30-yard kick. A high wind ia
vored the teams in their scoring
efforts.
Evening star., 1921-01-24
Bowerman Sure Ty Cobb
Will Make Good rs Pilot

Frank BoweFmaA, famous old
catcher Of tAs New York
Giants. In strong for Ty Cobb ~
new manager Of the TigeFa.
"The appointment Of Cobb n
manAGef.o B0wefman OpfHes,
~tS the greatest move Mr.. Navtn
ever made. I lock up0n Ty ~
the star OF them all, and he has
confidence. wouldn't give q
rap for hall player who
doesn't think he In the best Of
anybody In his line. When 1
was catching i believed In my.
self. thought myself to be the
best catcher. Ty II that wny.
and he has u right to be. I
look for hin to deliver the
go0ds.o
Evening star., 1921-01-24
FOREIGN STARS ASKED
TO u, S. SKI CONTEST

An International ski-jumping con-
test. in which several Of the leading
experts Of Europe have been invited
to compete, will take place xt Lake
Placid. N. r, February a.
Among the Swiss competitors now
practicing on the club slide arc An
thony A. Maufer and Charles b.
Valesha
M@rer 10 the winner Of the Enga-
dine international gold cup for ski
trophy II symbolic Of the world SKI
championship. Valesha was the win
ner Of the international ski-jumpine
contest at Holsters. Switzerland, in
1915. when he cleared 203 feet
Evening star., 1921-01-24
TEXAS LEAGUE TO PLAY
154 GAMES THIS YEAR

GALVESTON, Tex, January IA
schedule Of 154 games, which will begin
been adopted by the Texas League.
The Kansas City rule permitting the
use Of spit ball pitchers carried on the
1921 reserve list was amended. the new
ruling allowing each club to employ two
I'd for delivery as long as they rema u
in the league, but no other spit ban
pitchers are to be given contracts.
Evening star., 1921-01-24
YANKEE AND CANADIAN
ICE SKATERS TO RACE

MONTREAL January 24.-Many
American amateur ice skaters are
expected to compete in the Canadian
national speed championships. which
will be held here next Friday and
Saturday.
Canadian racers will compete in
tho United States championships at
Saranac Lake. N. T., the following
week. and in the International events
at Lake Placid, N. z. February 1912.
Evening star., 1921-01-24
CHAMPION IS FAVORITE
BECAUSE OF HEADLOCK
Challenger Has Defeated Stranger Before and
Expects to Win Tonight Despite Opponents
Deadly Hold and Big Weight Handicap.
BY EAIRPLAY.

EW YORK. January Two powerful wallowng about
twelvefoo cracking muscles sranng
breathing like escaping defective
donkey ngneese chief the of human
which take thousand
Earl Caddoek decide the heavyweight wrestling champion
holder
of wrestling alone
In
his deadlock hold has defeated opponents Wadek
and better than
Evening star., 1921-01-24
CAMP HUMPHREYS QUINT
PLAYS At G. u. TONIGHT

Camp HunrASoys basket ball team
will round out its series OF games
with District colleges In a contest
with Georgetown at Ryan gymnasium
tonight. The West Point grads have
reached top form. according to their
showing against Navy last Saturday,
and may be expected to give the Blue
and Gray a sturdy battle.
Evening star., 1921-01-24
Ball Game Is POSTPONED.

Wet grounds prevented tho open
Ing base bali season here yesterday.
When the mines representing the
Peerless and York athletic clubs
reached tho fleld for their clash they
found a diamond too soggy because
of an early morning thaw. However,
the tossers will try again next Sun.
day.
Evening star., 1921-01-24
GRIFF DEFINES LIMITS
OF SWAPPING MATERIAL
Baker Nor Any Other Athlete Can Wean Judge
:, Johnson, Rice, Milan, Harris or Charity
From Nationals, Chieftain Asserts.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

Frank Baker the of the Nationals
there definite limits trade Clark Griffith will
consider purpose This made today by the
cheta discussing from New York that Manager
fIu1rns of the Yankees Baker and Way
Ppn Joseph gnaus popular guardian the initial
the local
nothing of the DEAL
what he that Huggns
in
chance of being considered much
put through
Evening star., 1921-01-24
Norwegian Skaters Asked
To Compete in America

An invitation w1s fofwardeA
today to the CAfiStiAnia Skat-
ing Club OF Norway requesting
entry Of the leading amateur
skaters Of that coultYy in the
international Skating ehamDion-
ships at Lake Placid. n. T., Feb.
FuAry 10 to II
Evening star., 1921-01-24
Yale Could Profit by Merger
. OF Foot Ball Thought There
BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

EW YORK, January AWheher Tad Jones' the 1920 foot bali
coach who last week eapponted for term Of will
all selection
be question 1t altogether probable tho his
wishes will be respected and his followed but where
Yale gather have heard the likelihood
representing dergng foot ball
thought be appointed ..
Evening star., 1921-01-24
Suspends Two Boxers.

NEW YORK, January 24-The New
York state boxing commission's s
license committee announced today
suspension Of Bobby Michaels for
sixty days and Johnny Reisler for
ninety days, following their disquali-
fication by Referee Haley in their
contest at Madison Square Garden
January H.
Evening star., 1921-01-24
Lansdon A. C. Reo1psuiziur.

Langdon Athletic Club is reorgan-
izing and planning an intensive
spring Rorts campaign. ApplicR-
tions for membership will be re-
ceived by Ivan Thompson. 1915 9 street
Evening star., 1921-01-24
Chaney Wins Another Bout.

Andy Clancy Of Baltimore has won
eight straight bouts. His latest vic.
tim was Tom Cleary, whom he out.
pointed in all Of eight rounds.
Evening star., 1921-01-24
Traded for Trio of Pirates,
RABBIT" Seeks Slice of Coin

OSTON January 4Rabb" Maranvle nearly
cid today his passing the Pittsburgh Pirates
- Braves with whom he had fame shortstop.
while I'd rather remain Boston I'll be cked death
home in Sorinr dtoda
Evening star., 1921-01-24
Willard Il Coming East.

Jess Willard is on his way east
to prepare for his bout with Jack
Dempsey in New York March II. vii.
on his farm At lawrence, Kan.
Evening star., 1921-01-24
Amy Poloists Win Twice.

WEST POINT. N. Y. January e.
- Army polo team won two inter
Hlegists matches from Yale. 8 -
Evening star., 1921-01-24
Hrisch Signs With Giants.
Frank Frisch. third baseman Of the
80 York Giants, has signed.
Cue Match 10 Sehae6er.

Jake achaAcIer defeated Welker
'eGArsn $500 to 1.635 In IN 49,
sikline billiard match In Chicago.
dAAeRer had q high run OF 394.