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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-03
8rieffaiten.

s. R,-leber uftreittge Tra9en"
beim @u6re< ODER 96affopfiptelen
fann Sbnen Der 8rieffaitenmann fetne
NuSfunft geben, nod ment9er uber
vBtno6le." Mo3u Die @tnbtloun9,
bab Der 8rieffditenmann NueS mt1len
miiie?
@uitao @.-Die erlten 10 Meeer=
{flapen muroen I'M Sabre 1919 na@
BEN omerifanil6en @olonien gebra9t.
9elerin.-6uden @ie etne NnSetge
in bic s3eituns eiu, IN Ser @ie anseben,
oob @ie Mrbeit IN ether Slide iu6en,
oann nitro li9 i9on etma8 finoen.
SO. Y.-9elbitper ltdnolt6 fonnen
@ie feine,1 @6abeneriae erbalten,
menn Der Meonn nt6t8 beiibt. Ste
f6nnen tim aber'. tpesen tdtlt6en Nn=
9riffS perbaften lallen. @S i6etnt TIT
be1len. ratlam, bic 9a9e fallen gu
lai1en, menn Sie etnen Nooofaten be-
n0ttsen follten.
6. n.-Dabe 8 M iammz
Ter gibt, melbei au6 unab9eitempelte
Marfen in ibre @ammlung nebmen,
lit gemib ridttgl Nber mo- ba8 Cant
meln als @port betrieben uiro, toni
men bon unab9eitempelten Marfen
b06itenS iolde in 8etra6t fommen,
sic %lberbaupt muir in menigen Gremz
plaren CUR NuS9abe selangt ODER btz
itoril6 mertmirpi9 lino.
81. 5.-Mmei5enlpiritu8 iiebt gelbz
lid=meib aus. Sc mad Dem per1pen=
beten Nlfobol lit er meiber ODER gelber.
Sn ieoer, guten Npotbefe f0nnen 9te
mirfliden MmeiienipirttuS faufen.
81. 2.-@ora1l eS lie9t, bab ote
Yetroleumlampe rie6t, fann man
niGt mil1en, obne bie 2ampe bremen
gu ieben. M09lid ,oab eS am Del
liest, m0sli6 aber aud, oob Die
&onltruftion Ser 2ampe oaron i6nlo
lit, ODER ser s3plinber nt6t ridtts ein<
gelett lit, ODER bab Die 2uft I'M 3tm=
met gu bid lit, i'm.
3. T.-Sa, mel6e @0e meinen Ste
6enn? sic mt1len bod mobl, 6ab etc
@lle in Deuti6lano tn ben oeri6ieoez
men Staaten oeridieoen lang mar!
Sic preubii6e @lle mar $500 3en=
timeter lang, ote @amburger 57.3l
3entimeter, Die bann0oerl6e 58.42
-.3enttmeter, bie id6iti6e 1904 Benz
timeter uim. Sin Meter lit 9lei6
1887 Sol.
@. @.-8on Sen rieii9en Nu8z
gaben unierer @aIbinstoner 3estez
ru11g f6nne11 @ie 1t6 einen ,8egrtff
MAIDEN, menn mir Sbnen mittetlen,
oab in iieben Sabren bon 1908 bis
1909 sic gelammten 8unbeSau8gaben
ser Ser. @taaten @egierun9 genau
$3,64O,377, 7O8. "a %betru9en, mdbreno
Ste ,e1be 8esieruns beute in einem etn=
5tgen Sabre iber $4,000, O00, 100000
oerpuloert!
Tran5 @.-Das einsige Mittel
eesen &ursii6tigfett beitebt bartn,
Nugengld,er gu tragen. IS gtbt 5tpar
W1tttel CUR 8erringerung ser Nu9enz
puptllen, lte biirfen aber nur angetpenz
set merben tpenn tie bon einem Nr3t
Der, 6rieben meroen. Sc 1T 9efdbrli6,
NIT Nr5neien gu erperimentteren, Die
bie @r0be ser Yupilen perringern.
Bitten @ie Sbren Nr5t, Sbnen ben
Namen etne8 Nusenipe5ialiiten bon
9utem &uf ar5ugeben, ben @ie tone
fultteren fDn11en.:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-03
@abripru@ III
.8oetel SAL
(6ortlekung bon Der 1. Seite.)

miro itanobalten unb tpiro nidt bel
in Sic Genturp btnetn9e3ogen tperoen,
nenn id es belfer fann. 8tn frob,
baB i6 6aS iett aus meiner @eoanfen
entferne neil bie1er Druid i6redlt6
lit nn6 anfdngt meine @%eiunobeit an
3ugreifen, ba i6 eeraoe ieht einen
S1minoel NnfaG bate uno nod Dem
Teniter renre,1 mubte fir Suit bic mie
eS i6ten mir gu fur5 puroe. 9Q lpelt
meib i@ nod nidt Oh i6 mad Sbicaz
90 geben merbe. Sc bdngt allies bon
unierer Gonferen5 ab.
Mit 9tebe,
Dein @atte, Gbas.
Meroe Sir beute Ma6mittag telez
pboniren mas t6 gu tun geoenfe.
Mible perfeb1te Spefulation.
8eri@iebene 3eueen muroen auf
ben s3eugenitanb gerufen nm gu be-
tpetlen, bab Ste Century Splitting &c.,
mel6e io3ulasen BON Charles Sogtel
inS 2ebe11 gerufen moroen mar, ftd als
perfeblte @pefulation ermieS nno 5iemz
lt6 grobe 8erluite auf3umeiien bate.
Dab ibm Sic Gage bieier Miible Gorge
ma9te gebt aus Dem 8rief an ieine
Satin berpor.
@itme iagt aus.
Irmt 0note[ aab 2euQnt8 6Qbtn=
gebeno ab, bab iie ni6tS auber9emobnz
li6eS in bem 8enebmen TIRES @atten
in mebreren Taeen Dor ietnem tra9tz
16en 5obe bemerft bate. Nu6 anz
oere 6reunoe uno 8efannte Die fait
td9ti6 nit @errn gostel oerfebrt
batten, saben dbnli6e. 3eu9ntile ab.
DaS s3eusenoerb0r i6lob sesen 5 nbr
@amStagnadmittas uno Damn BET
taate ii6 oaS @eri9t bis DienSta9z
morgen UNI 9 nbr. DienStagmor9en
muroe nod Elm s3eu9e perb6rt. DteS
mar @taot Snsenteur Mtniiim ber
per16ieoene Bermeliun9en beim 8aotiz
ion @otel por9enommen bate uno
ausiaste, bab @tdelberp no er an9eb=
ltd itanb, ni6t BIG gum 9. @tod oes
@otelS ieben fonnte. Nnmalt Sofe
BON MinneapoltS ipra6 BEN 9an5en
Morger gu ser Surp uno erfldrte tbnen
baS 3eusnis. Sbm folgte na@mitz
tags Mnpalt Mlfreb Mueller bon BET
6trma Muel1er & Streib9utb. Die
anoeren 5nei Td1le f0nnen IN bteiem
1ermtn ni@t mebr oerbanoelt meroen.
Sb cine 8erufung on baS Sbergert9t
itattfinben miro, lit fraslt6.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-03
lunseu einseiette Meni6en, Die gum
Sell ms 3n6tbauS, gum 3eil penisz
items In etn Narrenba1S gebOrt bitten

Sn ser Tl6edei muroe, ute MIR Der
s3etti6rtft beS 9tlf8oeretnS ftr
Deut|6b0bmer uno bic Su%oetenldn<
ser entnebmen, bel Ben @ablen In oas
Mbgeoronetenbaus in 982 @emetnoen
ni6t eine etn3tge tide6ii6e Sttmme
abgeben. Sn 1895 @emeinoen tpuroer
ferner u1r bis 10 8ro5ent, In 335 @ez
meinoen 20 8ro3ent, In 22l @emetr1=
BEN SO bis 40 Yro5ent unb IN 85 @e=
metnoen unter so Bro5ent tl@e9ti9e
@timmen ge5dblt, 10 bab 1888 30
metnoen etne benti6e Mebrbett baben.
@elamtanteil 1926 Nro5ent. &n ote=
lien s3ablen ldbt ft6~au6 our9 eine
ugebofterte" 8olf85dblung nt6tS ber=
umfdll6en.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-03

Sn Ser eroben @mpfans8bale bes
9QuieS in Mt. 8ernon, no George
Waibtneton selebt bat uno 8eitorben
1T, lit bas @6la6tr6mert oeS BaterS
neB 8aterlanbes ausseitellt.a Wan6e
baben es flii9tis angeieben uno m09en
d1tsrtttt babel empfunoen baben. Wer
es 9genau priift, Der ftnoet auf benz
59mert fol9enoe Wtbmuns in oeutz
19er 6pra6e: u8ei6ueer Der Tretz
beit, Bertilger bes DeSpotismuS, 8ez
harrlt6er Mann, Himm bon metnes
eobneS @anb bieies @6mert, Sd bite
bid. TbeopbtluS Nlte, Soltngen."
alio Elm 9unnenl6mert!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-03

.99fat6te bi6 nod meinen 8orten,
uibt mad meinen @erfen". DaS
.uarer sic 9bariideruorte, wel6e Die
fibrenoen &retie mdbreno Der per<
Tplsrsn balben Defaoe nidt lpraden,
ipobf .aber. ms @erf iebfed. No6
uie1nals porber 1T tn Ser Oefentli6<
felt 10 ungei6minft 9ebeu6elt moroen.
&ein sWunber; oab Der Stttenftano
Der Y6lfer 10 tief seiunfen lit! Sbre
J5dbrsr babtn tie planmdbi9 CUR nn<
Iauterfeit uno ¬enbaftigfeit er=
5iebeJa laiien BON in ma9tpoQe Stelz
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-03
Gs banoelt ii& UNI Die Gbre
MmerifaS.

Senator Mobert Sc. 2a6oGette,
Ser unermiiolide 8orfdmpfer amert<
famil@er Bolfsre6te, Der Mann, Der
BON p%ornberein flaren @tnblid tn Die
i'm 8erlailler 8ertrag oerf6rperte
@ne6tungs= uno Groro6elungspolitif
Ser entente 9e5etgt bat, gu oere1 ge=
fiigigem Merf5eug ii6 leioer Die Ser.
.5taaten our6 @ooorom @tlion baz
ben berabmiirbteen laiien, bat IN Der
Mainummer be8 BON tbm berau8gez
gebenen Waga5tnS BON nelem @elege1l<
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-03

@esen Ste polni16en Nnlprii6e auf
Oberi6leiien menot fi6 baS Seem Dorf
@oentng Sournal," inoem e8 i6reibt:
n8enn Die 4olen einen re6tmdbt9en
Nnipru6 auf Sberi6leiien baben,
melt eS boz. ie6Sbunoert Sabren poll
Mid mar, oanr bat Deuti6lanb einen
redtmdbigen Nnipru6 auf @liab=
Qotbringen, benn bieie @ebtete maren
uu,lpttelbaft Dor ie6Sbunbert Sabren
Be it'd, ia uaren beutides @ebtet iiez
ben)unbert Sabre lang, ebe Granfreib
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-03

Ser bon BEN T%ran5oien 21opo
George 3useba6te @anoiiasans mtro,
mte e8 i6etnt, unterbletben. 9tatt
bel{en mose11 semiiie fran50ti9e
@taatsmanner bemnd6it auf tbrer
Speifefarte Elm neuen @ert6t ftroen,
S6ubndgel IN @iiigtunfe!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-03

SIN @tilmann'l6en @6eioungs=
pro5eb lonen bon iett an allie 8erbore
unter Musldlub Der Oeffentlt9feit abb
qebaften neroer. Son re6tSmegen
1oate Dor Dem 8erlaiien oes 3tmmerS
erit fe6er Mnme1enbe 9rinolt6 bestnz
ft5iert merben!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-03

Die NQiirten boffen immer nod,
bab bas 10 balb uno balb alS oerlorener
@obn betra6tete Nmerifa gu ibne1l
3uridfebrt unb-oa8 fette &alb glet6
mttbringt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-03

SET ieoer Gnti6eioune mub @i6ter
QanbiS tmmer nod ieinen %perl0nltden
@enf b~a3ugeben. I'm BEN Bet9ez
i1mad m0eli6it bitter gu MAIDEN!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-03

Stolienil6e Ofi5iere erbieten ii6,
beutf6eg Treimilliee in Oberi6leiien
nit Waffen unb Munitton auS3u=
riiten. Nus Treunoi6aft fnr Tranfz
ret6!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-03

Wenn 6ranfrei6 10 meiter fort=
fdbrt nit. 1einen Ni1itun9en, .meroen
bie bunoert Mintonen Dollar, Ste eS
bier pu1npen mill, iein mie Elm Iropfen
ms Meer. nnb mtr f6nnen 8uteS
@eIb btnter I6ledtem bermerf EN-!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-03

Wenn Die gauge @elt auf benz Sept
ftebt, lit iener eire NuSnabme uno iebt
fi6 Der Mnfetnoung aus, Der eS oorz
ateBf,r Bic alte natirlt6e 5tellun9 bet:
3~ubebaltem.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-03

rSer3erbeiternoe @etrdnfe" nennt
Senator Yenroie Die peri6teoenen
@uisbrauiorten, Die otelen Mein nno
8ier rerleten miiiien. Wtr mini6=
ten, bab er lie trinfen miibte!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-03

Mebr ols 100000 Yerionen iino
unter polniider @erri6aft aus Yoien
uub @eitpreuben auS9emanoert. WaS
niriebr mobl besreifen fonnen!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-03

q Grit in breibis Sabren ioll oas Sc
fdid bon Oberidleiten entgllttg entz
idisben merben. @etl Die Mlltterten
uid1t SEN Mut Der @ere6ti9feit baben!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-03

sssa5ur. Sen Mufltano in @uoafrifa
tper6en bon England r3eligi6ie 6anaz
ttferaA, perantmortlt6 gema6t. SIM
mer fin9's roie anoeren", Die bte
@1ulo ,tragen!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-03

Die mobernen @enfersfne6te or
betisidf 1lt6t nit Observation-Disclosures
uno 56mert. @te tragen @laceS
uno tbr Morbmerfseu9 1T etne IN @tft
getau6te Geoer.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-03

Deutldlano bat ben @eltfrieg arz
aefanoen! 60 bebaupten bic Muno<
1tlde ser @ntente. uno neil Die eS
bebaolulpten, mub. eS, ipabr iein. Die
baben bie Welt nod nte belogen!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-03

sagtuen Muitraliern, bic als napoitel
SCI BroDbtbitton" mad ben Ser. 9taa<
ten 4efommen iino, i6eintS bier gang
nur6erbar gu sefallen. Wa8 au
@ndoeduns reidbalttser @ebetmquelz
Mi51lteben labt!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-03
$erausseber. Nlbert @tetnhauier
Eseered ate,he Post Office at Ney. Ulm, Minn
B. as Second Class Mail Matter.

Die Observation-Disclosures aller 9r6beren
gt8Ste itnb iiberlaben nit S6napSz
fd1len. @ir ba6ten, Go mdre Yro=
btbifftNon i'm 2anbe!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-03

= s. $. @6inins nnb 6amilif
BON @tntbrop maren am @rdber=
f9miidungStag in ser Tamtlte bon
Serr1 uno Trau Nbolpb @9tlltng gu
@aite.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-27
CURLEY BARS DEADLOCK
Wrestling Promoter Says He Will
Stage No More Bouts in
Which Hold Is Used.

NEW YORK. January 27.-What
NAV be construed as the first official
move toward the elimination OF the
deadlock from wrestling has been
taken by Jack Curley. promoter OF an
the important mat contests in this city
during the last two years and prob
ably the most prominent person iden-
titled with the game outside OF the
wrestlers themselves.
Curley has announced definitely that
the deadlock will be barred from all
future matches conducted by him. He
declares he is-"bowing to the demands
of the press and the wrestling public"
Agitation against the deadlock, as
used by Ed (Strangler) Lewis. world
champion. has been growing OF late as
a result of injuries to his opponents,
and it eliminated on Monday night in
a menacing demonstration against
Lewis at the list Regiment armory.
He made his way from ring to Dress
ing room under guard. while crowd.
which filled the armory, heaped abuse
upon him, and then turned to cheer
Earl Caddock, who had been defeated
through the medium of the deadlock.
1t was a demonstration against
champion that probably never had
been equaled in the annals OF sport In
this country, and it satisfied Curley
that il wrestling was to survive this
particular hold would have to go.
From the time Lewis first made his
appearance for the bout with Caddock
the spectators made plain their hostile
feelings toward him. He had never
given any occasion for unpopularity
here, and Curley realized that the
demonstration was against the hold
in which Lewis specialized rather than
against the man.
Besides the criticism leveled at the
hold in the press. Curley has been
deluged with letters and telephone
calls from persons desiring to offer
individual protest against the head
lock. Physicians have Joined in the
chorus of protest, warning the pro-
moter against serious injuries that
NAV result
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-27
THREE CUNTS TO VISIT
Georgetown, George Washington
and Gallaudet to Oppose Invaders
Tomorrow Night.

Georgetown. George Washington and
Gallaudet will entertain out-oftown
basket ball teams tomorrow night.
with the last named drawing what
probably will prove the most formid-
able of the visitors. Fordham is to
appear at Kendall Green. and from
what the New Workers. have been do
ing on their home floor they are
capable of making matters interest
ing for any Quint in this vicinity.
Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute is to
play Georgetown in Ryan Gymnasium.
while Johns Hopkins will tackle
George Washington in the Coliseum
Little has been heard of the Brook
lyn aggregation this season. but the
school generally is represented by
sturdy FIVE and it's work against Navy
yesterday shows the Tech men to be
worthy foes. They lost to the Mid
shipmen, IA to rs. but kept their OPP
ponents on edge all the way Poly
technic lacks weight and height, ac-
cordlng to report. but possesses speed
and a we'll developed passing game.
The contest with Georgetown is to be
gin at $50 o'clock
>Gallaudets game with Fordham also
will start at $3.50 and the Kendall
Greeners will be ready for the North
erners. In practice game yesterday
Gallaudet trOunced the Mayf1oWer
sailors. ~ to "a. and used its regular
team only in the first half George
Washington will open against Hop
kinS al 3 o'clock. Little is known of
the Baltimoreans. who have not been
in many games this season
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-27
Plays That Puzzle
-BY BILLY EVANS=

Every now and then when some
manager makes a change in his bat
ting order, by the use of pinch hitters,
1t is possible for an argument to arise
as to how the players will bat when
substitutes are sent in. Here is play
that came up in the jors. The reg
ular. catcher hit seventh. In the eighth
inning pinch hitter, the star pitcher,
was sent in to replace the catcher at
bat. The pitcher, a good hitter, dou-
bled, scoring two runs, evening the
game. At the close of the inning the
manager decided to send this pitcher
In to pitch. A new catcher was sent
in to replace the catcher removed
for a pinch hitter. The~game went
extra innings and was won by the
catcher making a single while hit
ting in the seventh position in the
lineup. What about it?
Catcher Batted Out OF Order.
The star pitcher hit in pinch for
the Gather. who was seventh in the
batting order. At the close of the in
ming when he was sent in to pitch he
took the place of the catcher in the
batting order. The next catcher who
had been sent in took the place OF the
pitcher in the batting order, which
was ninth. When he hit seventh, as
did the former catcher. he batted out
of order. The pitcher should have
continued to hit in that position.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-27
YANKS BUSY IN SPRING
Thirty Exhibition Games Listed by
Higgins, Sixteen With the
Brooklyn Dodgers.

NEW YORK. January 27.-The
spring training schedule of the New
York American League team. made
public today, includes thirty exhi-
bition games. sixteen of which will
be played with the Brooklyn Ma
tionals. The schedule follows:
March IL, IS. 81, 20, 80 and 81,
Shreveport at Shreveport; March II.
st. Louis Nationals at Lake Charles,
La; March is, Brooklyn at Baton
Rouge, La; March 10 and 20. Brook
lyn at New Orleans; March "a, Brook
lyn at Alexandria, La; March rs, 26
and 81. Brooklyn at Shreveport. The
Yankee ACCOMPLISHING team will
oppose the regulars at Shreveport
March IA. IS. 16. %, % and Is: April
2 and 8, Brooklyn at New Orleans;
April 4. Brooklyn at Birmingham.
Ala: April S. Brooklyn at Atlanta,
Ca: April 6. Brooklyn at Winston
Salem, N. c.: April Z, Brooklyn at
Richmond. Va; April s, Baltimore at
Baltimore: April 9. 10 and IL. Brook
lyn at Brooklyn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-27
GETS DECISION
Shades Jackson by Strong Finish.
Ten-Round Bout ct Milwaukee
Draws $30,123.

MILWAUKEE,, January pa crowd
estimated at 1000 witnessed the ten
round battle last night between Lew
Tender and Willie Jackson. in which
the Philadelphia fighter was given the
newspaper decision. The gate receipts
were $30,123. OF this amount Jackson
received $4,000. while Tenders share
was slightly more.
Jackson started out we'll and ap-
peared to have the advantage in the
first and second sessions. having the
latter by a good margin. Beginning the
third round, Tender carried the fight to
the New Yorker. landing a solar plexus
in this session which seemed to stag
ger Jackson The fourth appeared
about even, but Tender had the fifth
and sixth by a wide margin, shaking
Jackson with hard drives to the head
and body. jackson showed well in the
seventh, which looked about even. but
following this period Tender had the
advantage to the end.
At weighing in time Jackson tipped
the beam at 1914 and Tender at 1874.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-27
|SANDLOT LEAGUE READY
Fraternsl Circuit Elects Officers and
Adopts Schedule-Season to
Open May 81.

With officers chosen and schedule
adopted, the eight-team Fraternal
League awaits only the. coming of
spring to launch one of the most pre-
tentious amateur base ball enterprises
organized in years here. Teams repre-
senting the Moose and knights of Pyth-
las will inaugurate the campaign on May
Il. and games will be played daily except
Sundays through August 8. In all, the
schedule includes fifty-four contests.
Cleveland Kennicutt of the Knights
OF Pythias is president OF the organiza-
ton. while j. ]. Mullanu and J. w. Bal
lenger. both Of the Masonic order, are
secretary and treasurer, respectively.
The teams holding franchises and their
representatives in the league directorate
are: Masons. ]. w. Ballenger; Odd Eel
lows, II. s. Higgins; Elks, J. W. Free
mar; Maccabees, J. M. Foster; Moose,
7. J. Lanahan; Woodmen of the World.
l.. 5. Long; Knights of Pythias, C. Ken
nicutt. and Red Men. L. B. Emory.
To obtain funds for the league an en-
tertainment will be given some time
after Easter. Mullane, Ballenger.
Emory, Robert Hoy and George King
have been appointed committee to
promote the affair. The league will
frame constitution at a meeting TO he
held early next month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-27
With D. c. Basketers

Potomac Council ran roughshod
over Spaulding Council in last night
X. or {. game. winning "a to 8. The
playing of Nader and Duffy of the
winning quint was spectacular. Wash
ington and keane councils meet to-
night in X. of c. Hall
Coach Yard heat Terminal in the
Terminal X. X. Y. II. c. A. League. II
to IL, after an uphill struggle The
Terminal five finished the first half
with an to 2 advantage.
Lafayette Athletic Club Registered
its eighth straight victory when it
vanquished Eastern Athletic Club. 40
to 10. Ellis Goodman tossed eight
floor goals for the victors.
Congress Heights Yankees grabbed
Two wins in one night, the regulars
downing Ingram so to 20, and the re-
serves trouncing the Boiling Field
Aviators, 49 to %.
Burrnn Class girls pointed the way
70 the walter Reed nurses in a 25 to
IA game. Miss Seibold Gagged seven
goals for the church team
Grace Athletic Club toppled Wash
ington Barracks in SO to 20 game
Sellers contributed 18 points to the
winning total.
st. Paul basketers defeated Conn
pany A. ID. c. N. G., % to IL. Lewis
played brilliant floor game for the
winners.
Marine Prep tOssers took the meas
ure OF Peerless Athletic Club in a 80
to ~ battle. Wingfield did the bulk
of the prep scoring.
ROsedale Athletic Club wants games
with 125-pound teams Send chal-
lenges to Manager T. r. O'Brien. 1854
Rosedale street northeast. The Rose
dales claim a forfeit from the Epiph-
any Tigers. who failed to appear
Wednesday night for a scheduled
game.
Ingram girl basketerx, who open
their season tonight with a game
against the Walter Reed nurses at the
hospital. will play Burial Class Feb
ruary and the State Normal School
at Fredericksburg, Va, February S.
The schedule also includes games
with National Park Seminary, Wilson
Normal School. Indian Head Nurses.
War Risk Indians, War Risk Repre,
sentatives, Manassas High School and
Colonial School
War Risk Indians and Representa-
tives will meet for the second time
this season in Carroll Institute GYM
nasium Tuesday. In their first clash
the Representatives defeated the In
dams, "a to IA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-27
Amateur Golfers Ranked
BY a New York Expert

A New York golf expert has
ranked the first sixteen ANA
teur players for 1920 as fOlIOyvSs
], Charles Evans. Jr., 2, Francis
Ouimet; 3, Robert jones', Il,
Robert Gardner; 5, s. ID. Heron,
9. J. Wood Plat, z, Oswald
kirkby, 8, jerome Travers, D.
ID. +. Sawyer; 10. Max MarstOn;
II, w. NJ. Reekie; IL, jesse
Sweetser, Ii. Gardiner Whites
II. w. c. FOwnes, IT.; Is. Fred
Wright, 18, Jesse GuilfOrd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-27

900 athletic celebrities were intro
duced, and in turn applauded. Among
them were Capt. Louis Urban of the
Boston College foot ball team. Jack
Kelly and Paul Costello, champion
oarSmen; Constance 8. Titus of New
York, former national sculling cham
pion and heat winner of the diamond
SOULS of 1902; Arthur Mexican. former
Pittsburgh foot ball star and now pro-
hibition director for this district, and
William Donovan. now manager of the
Philadelphia Nationals.
BUCKHANNON. w. Va, January q.
r.. w. Schumacher. director of ath-
letics at West Virginia Wesleyan, has
received an offer from Georgia Tech
to play a foot ball game at Atlanta
October % next. Schumacher replied
that the date was acceptable to Wes-
leyan. but stipulated that return
game must be played in Clarksburg.
w. Va. in 1922.
Lemoyne Page. Princeton's star
wrestler. resigned from the team to-
day at the request of DR.. Spaeth. coach
of the varsity crew. Page wrestles in
the 15S-pound class. and has not been
defeated this season.
Harvard. Princeton and Yale in
their hockey series this year will play
change to six-man hockey was voted
down.
MORGANTOWN. w. Va, January 81
Athletic relations between West Vir-
ginia University and Virginia will be
opened here February II, when the
wrestling teams will meet.