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Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-05-26
KRVAVI BITKI v RIMU .JE
SLEDILA STAVKA.

Rim, Italia, 25. maja- = Tukal
ie bila danes proglaSena general
ma stavka, S katero delavcl protes-
tirajo proti neredom, Xxi so Sc prl
petili sinoGi San Lorenzo delu
Rima. Procesiia faSistov Sc je vra-
Gala pogreba nekega narodnega
Niunaka" Enrika Toti. Naletela
ie ma skupino sociialistov In mir
nih prebivalcev ter jih napadla.
Razvila Sc ie pravcata bitka, V
kateri je bilo mnogo oseb ranJe-
nih, vStevSi tudi nekai clanov hra,
lievske straze, ki so Sc vmesall V
pretep.
BaS ma dan bitke ie bil otvorjen
evharistiGni kongres, katerega 50
Sc vdelezili Stevilni pob0zni kato-
HGanie vseh deloy Europe. Stav-
ka, ki je bila proglaSena naslednll
dan, je obiela tudi ceStnO zelezm-
co IN tako so morali neSteti romar-
il capliati pes k papezevi maA V
.cerkev svetega Petra. To Jim Sc
veda ne bo SkodilO pray mic, Sc ko-
ristilo, ker njihovO zasluzenJe le
toliko viSie. Toda, ce DO StaVka
kai u6inkovala ma kolekto, DO pa
pei preklel vse stavkarie cd prve-
ga do zadnjega po dolgem In po-
cez.
Slavnostna maSa ie bila, kakol
DO navadi, "veli6astna". Papeza
Piia so nesli V cerkev, kar je u
mevno. ker moz ina hud revmati
zen zelodcu.
Tsko 81 liudie, ki imajO dovol.
denaria, sluziio nebesko kralje.
stvo. Rimci so praktiGni ljudje
tam kazeio papeza namesto po
vodnih kOniev, nosorogov in slo
nov, denar pa zvenklia V nabiral
nike, da vlada naiveGja blazenos1
med verniki.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-05-26
PREDCASNA EKSPLOZIJA T.
STRELKA UBILA STIRI.

Fayetteville, n. G. = Ma nekem
streliScu tukaiSnji blizini Sc je
vezbala poljSka artilerija sire
ljanju.
Streljala ie z malimi topOvi V
oddaljene taree. Mex prOiektil lie
zadel V visoko drevo in ekSplOdi-
raj predeasno. Eksploziia je ubila
stiri eastnike. XII so stall V blizini
drevesa in ranila stiri druge.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-05-26
EKSPLOZIJA v TOVARNI
EKSPLOZIV.

V tovarni eksploziv V Blumanu
V Avstriji Sc ie zadnii cetrtek pri-
petila moGna eksplozija, XII je "a
htevala stevifnih cloveskih zrtev.
Stevilo ubitih delavcev lie doslej
znano deset, Stevilo ranienih pa
mad sestdeset. Podrobnosti MISC
poroeane.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-05-26
REVOLTA v DRzAvI
SALVADOR.

Zadnii pondeliek je V, v,centralno-
ameriSki drzavici Salvador izbru-
hnila revolueija, katero lie voia-
Stvo koneno, z velikimi izgubami
ma obeh straneh, zatrlo.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-05-26
vELIKA "REvoLUCIJA" v
BOLGARSKI.

Neki cikaski dnevnik ie porocal
zadnjo nedelio, da je V Bolgariji
nastal pozar revolucije. eta rde-
ci" so zaieli vladno palace. Kral!
Boris in vsi elani Wade so pa zbe-
zali Varno.
Zdaj Sc je pa izkazalo, da ie visa
revolucija obstajala V pretepu
med komunisti in nekoliko Vran-
gelovimi voiaki, ki prezmujejo '
Zofiii.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-05-26
NEzGoDA MA zELEzNIcI.

V Birmingham, Ala. je tovorni
Walk zavozil " voz ulicne zeleznice
in ga zdrobil. Cd potnikov, XII SO
Sc nahajali v vozu, ie bio 80 ran
jenih, od teh vec smrtnO nevarno.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-05-26
ILLINoJSKI PREMoGARJI NE
MARAJo SEPARATNEGA
POGAJANJA.

1lSQ, kl 50 pTICdhONo oH, "" ~
bodo premogarski delavcl razeepl-
Ii in za6eli pogajati z operatorll
separatnO V posameznih prlzadetrh
-drzavah, so bill razOcaram Vceral,
ko sta oba John L. Lewis, predsed-
mix U. NJ. w. of A. in Frank Far
rington, predsednik illinOjSkih
premogariev, V izdanih izlavah
naznanila, da bOdO OStah premo-
garii slozni in odklonili vSakO di-
striktno pogaianje "a uravnavo
mezdnih leStvic.
FarringtOnovo pismO je bio od-
govor ma pismo illinOiSkih opera
toriev, XII so mu pred tednom pisa
Ii, da "polagaio karte na mlzo
IN zahtevali, da mai tudi unlJsh
uradniki V drzavi pojasnijO svole
stalisGe, da DO 'liudstyo" vedelo,
-6e so pri volii pOdvzeti kOrake, h
bi vodili do pogajania V draw all
ne.
Harrington ie naznanil, da le
distriktni eksekutivni odbor pre-
mogaroev ma njegOv nasvet soglas-
mo odklonil sprejetje povablla llll-
noiskih operatoriev. z drugimi
besedami re6eno, zaStopnlk1 I'LL
nojskih premogariev Sc ne mara
10 vdeleziti separatnega poganJa-
MIA "a doloGitev mezdnih lestvie.
F. C. Honnold, ta1nik illinoJ-
s<ih operatoriev, nj hotel dati nj
kakega komentaria glede Odgovo-
"a premogariev. Namiguje Sc pa
nekai. da bodo zdai Operatorll ca
kali. da napraviiO premogarJl
prihodnji korak. (Presneto malo
bodo eakah, premOga le V dezeh
ze zaeelo primanikOvati.)
Lastniki premogovnikOv ma an
tracitnih pOliih ma vzhodu so Po-
slyasali, De Sc konea : St9vko ma
podlagi 21-procentaega zmanlsa-
MIA mezd. TamoSnji premogarp SC
SO oospodom zahvalili "a trud IN
odklonili njihovo dObroSrcno po-
-nndbo. Zastopniki premogarJev so
vrhtega Sc naznanili, da ee SpreJ-
meio ponudbo, bi pomejalo degra-
diranie premogarjev cato, da ol
antracitni monOpol nadalje ozemal
konsumente, katerim prodaJa pre-
mog S prOfitOm S. pri toni
Ostre obdolzitve prOti lastnikom
50 podali zastopniki delaveev ma
netnaist strani obsegajod izjavi.
Re6eno ie, da monOpOlisti povSem
kontrolirajo industriio in izkoriS-
Gaio konsumente kot morejo. Ce-
mn naglaSati, da so "visoke = mez-
de krive draginie premoga, ko le
pa korenina draginje drugod! Ia
htevaio nal bi federalne oblastl "a
eele temellto preiskavo, kako Sc
koplie in razdeliuje premog IN od-
krile bodo nepriGakOvana delStVa'
Predsednik Lewis ie izjavil, da
ie stavkovna situacija, v kollkor
SO prizadeti premOgarii, izborna
Istoeasno je tidal SvarilO ma pre-
bivalstvo, da Sc maj pripravi, ker
bo nastopilo pOmanjkanje premo-
GA. in da bo iavnost zopet morala
nositi breme pretiranih cen, kate
re bodo premogarsld Spekulantl
zahtevah.
operatorii pae Oblastno lzlay-
liaio, da imaio premoga dovolJ do
ieseni. toda oblasti V raznlh kra-
iih ne raeunaio pOSebnO ma tie IL
lave, ker Sc je re zaeelo opazau gl-
banie, da Sc Stopi ma prste lzko-
riseevaleem, XII nameravalo re "a
6eti drazitviio premOga. M0rda
ie res. da imaio operatorji toiko
premoga zaIogah, da bo zadosto-
val do jeseni, toda ieseni bo sledl-
la zima in ce Sc hoee zimske zalo-
ge napolniti. bo treba zaeeti z de
lom kmalu. S prihOdniO jeSenjO Sc
ne bO kOnca Sveta.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-05-26
AVSTRIJSKI KABINET JE
RESIGNIRAL.

Avstrijski kabinet, kateremu ie
naeeloval kancelar Johann Scho-
ber, ie resigniral radi tega ker nj
hotel parliament dovoliti vladi ia.
ko visokega kredita kot je zahte-
vala.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-05-26

Zdravo, poueno, zabavpo in in
formativno ctivo VAN nudi list
Glas Svobode; citajte gal
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-05-26
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The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-02
"HUMOREsQUE" COMING TO COLISEUM TONIGHT

Movie directors are great baliev- CTS in atmosphere. Some of them in sist that enotionaF Fscenes cannot De filmed with justice without the aid of music. Director Frank Borzage who handled "HumOresque," coming to the Coliseum tonight and Friday only, is one of this type,
 Some of the scenes Of "Hamor .esque' are laid ii New York's Jewish quarter on the East Side. Borzage accordingly brought a Hebrew cantor and his choir to the studio- The di rector prepared to "shoos" the eDi z ode in the picture where the masi oian-hero is told that he will never te able to play again.
 Give Us some sad music" ordered Borzage of the cantor.
 The Hebrew choir struck into the weird strains of "kol Nidrc."
 Now "Kol Nidre" is famous Heb rew melody-the most emotional ever written, some pusicians say-and its beauty and heart-rending appeal are well known to anyone who has at tended a synagogue. The players in "Humoresque" became conscious of
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-02
HEAL LIVE STORY iN SLAVE OF VANITY"

In the opinion of critics. Miss Pauline Frederick. the foremost emo- ional actress of the screen, is at 1er best in "A Slave Of Vanity" the 7ohertson-Cole super-special which )pers tomorrow night at the Palace Thaa.er for a run Of two days. The 'icture is 8 film version Of Iris, . he famous drama written several vears ago by Sir Arthur Wing Pinero nd produced in England and Amer ca.
 The Story of "A Slave of Vanity ells of beautiful young widow Nhc loses &u of the wealth ac.t her " her husband if she remarries. She 1as always heen used to luxury and fflneuce and when a young man Of mall means pleads for her hand, she g afraid to sten from her gilded prone to the hun h!e atmosphere which his income calls for. She is breed to admit she loves him but is fraid she will he dissatisfied and 1ake him unhanpy. The young man r9es away fo make a fortune and she 7ronises to wait What transpires T the raan.t11e is highly Interesting ,ra makes a delightful picture.
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it's effects immediately. Vera Cor don, playing the old mother, wept real tears. 4Gaston Glass, the hero seemed suddenly to have lost hi. best friend. Even the electrician looked woe-begone and the camera man forgot to turn ,tc cra1@
 ''Stopit!" shouted Borzage to tn musicians, and even his voice WAS ? little qiava1y. "l want pathos -bu can't afford to turn this place intt ! morgue"
 So the choir played Eli Eli ! Ghetto jazz tune, instesd, and imme diately restored the smiles to every ones checks.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-02
THE WHlRLWiND" OPENS MATINEE AT COLISEUM

Owing to "Humoresque" being shown at the Coliseum for tonight md tomorrow only, the thrilling se- rial, "The Whirlwind,' will be shown n conjunction with the J. Warren Kerrigan feature. "The Best Man, 1t >the Coliseum, topening at the mati- nee on S1turdat and shown again Saturday night.
 'fThe Best Man" is one of the best ittle comedy dramas Kerrigan has lppered in but will be shown only t the matinee and evening on Sat Irday.
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of Health, one for each judicial di- vision, at salary of $400 per annunl, and for a term of two years. The Com missioner of Health has general sup ervision of the interests of health and life of the citizens of the Territory
 LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT.
 The Territorial Legislature is bi-cam- eral and consists of a Senate and House of Representatives The Senate consists of eight members, two from each judic- ial division into which Alaska is di- vided by Act of Congress, and the House of Representatives of sixteen members. four from each judicial di- vision. Senators are elected by the qualified electors of the respective d- visions for a term of four years, and Representatives for 8 term of two years. Qualifications of members of the Leg islature are as follows:
 Each member must have at the time of his election the qualifications of an elector in Alaska, and shall have been "a resident and an nhabitant in the division from which he is elected for at least two years prior to the date of his election.
 The Legislature convenes at the capi- toi on the first Monday in March in odd numbered years The regular session
 
 be called by the Governor on thirty days notice to each member. Such ses- sions may not last longer than fifteen days.
 Each legislator receives a salary oi s15.00 per day for each days attend ance while the Legislature is in session and mileage. in addition, at the rate o fifteen cents per mile for each mile from his home to the capitol and re. turn by the nearest travelled route. Each house employs such clerks and assist. ants as are usually employed by Legis- latures A Congressional appropria tor covers practically the entire cost of tho legislative session. The appropriation is disbursed by the Governor.
 The Organic Act prohibits Legislation by the Legislature modifying amending or repeating laws of the United Statel relating to customs, internal revenue postal service, game. fish and fur-seal fur bearing animals insane persons taxes on business and trade construc tion and maintenance of roads, and tn, authority. jurisdiction or functions ex ercised by the judges and officers o the district court of Alaska Numerou other limitations in legisia tive powe also are set forth as. for example, n, tax shall be imposed on the property O the United States; no divorce shall b granted by the Legislature. nor shall an divorce be granted by the courts of tn Territory. unless the applicant thereto shall have resided in the Territory fo two years next preceding the applica | tion; no lottery or the sale of lotter I tickets shall be allowed; and no publi money shall be appropriatedK by tn Territory or any municipal corporatio therein for the benefit of any secfariau 'denominationai or private school, or an,
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school not under the exclusive control of the government
 Procedure in the two Houses is the same as in the average State Legisla- ture. and bills become laws by the same process (See any standard Civics text book)
 The Governor has the power to veto any bill passed by the Legislature. He may veto any specific item or items in any bill which appropriates money for specific purposes, but must veto other bills, if at all, only as a whole. A vetoed bill may become law if subse- quently passed by a thirds vote of all the members of each house. Fail ure of the Governor to either sign or veto a bill within three days Sundays exceptetD after it is delivered to him makes it law Congress has the right to disapprove, and thus render null and void, any law passed by the Territorial Legislature.
 JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT.
 District Court.
 District court judges are appointed by the President, by and with the advice and consent of the Senate, to preside over the district court in each of the four judicial divisions into which Alaska is divided. The appointment covers q period of four years. and until sue cessors are appointed and qualified. Dis trict judges receive a salary of $7.5o0 per annunl.
 Other officials connected with the judicial department who are appointed in the same manner, and for the same period as district judges are four dis trict attorneys and four United States marshals, one for each judicial division in Alaska. District attorneys receive ( salary of s5000 per annum and United States Marshals. S4.000 per annum.
 The district judge designates the boundaries of precincts over whicf United States Commissioners shall hav' jurisdiction in certain matters, and ap points sufficient number of thes' | officials to properly conduct the busi ness of the judicial division. He ais' appoints a clerk of the court who per forms such duties as are required O authorized by law to be performed b. United States district court clerks. The Attorney General of the Unite, Staes is empowered, on recommendatio of the district attorneys in the re spective judicial divisions to appoin and fix the salary of one or more as sistant district attorneys for each judi cal division Each United States mar shal is required to appoint. subject t | the approval of the Attorney General such deputy marshals as may be nee essary for the efficient execution of tn [ law.
 Jurisdiction of District Court.
 District courts sit in a dual capacity namely as Federal district courts am as Territorial courts. the same judg presiding over both phases Of the in cident jurisdictions The district cour has general Jurisdiction in civil crtm inal. equity and admiralty cases.
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,con'iuued os r4ss ssssa.s
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is an appellate court in &he case Of criminal. or civil cases taken from the commissioners court, or municipal courts on appeal. In all Instances of ap- peal from a comifisssonerss or a munl- cipal court, the case is tried anew.
 An appeal may be made from the de- cision of the district court to the Cir cult Court of Appeals for the Ninth Cir cult (San Francisco) in all criminal | cases and In civil cases where the amount involved or the Value of sub- ject matter in controversy is In excess of $500. Appeals and writs of error may be taken directly from the district court to the Supreme Court of the United States in prize cases and in all cases in which question as to the constitu- tionality of a law or the construction or application of the Constitution of the United States is involved.
 commissIoner's Court.
 United States commissioners are ex- officio justices Of the peace. probate judges. coroners and recorderG
 As justice of the peace. the juris- diction of the commissioners court ex- tends over all civil cases where the amount involved Is not more than 1 t1. GOO. In criminal cases. his jurisdic- tion extends only to certain kinds of l cases. the punishment for which cannot be greater than Imprisonment in the ! county jail or fine or both. The com missioner serves in the capacity of con- mitting magistrate in the case of more 1 serious crimes. in which capacity he de- termines whether there are reasonable grounds for believing the defendant gull. ty and. if go. binds him over to the dis triet court to await the action of the l nd ftit-y FtA ha from the commissioners court to the district court in all criminal cases and | in civil cases where the amount in l volved Is at least $50 and costs.
 AS probate judge. the commissioner has Jurisdiction in the settlement oi all estates of deceased persons and tt care for estates of minors and insane persons.s
 As coroner. the commissioner Is em' powered to inquire into the cause ol mysterious deaths.
 Y As recorder. the commissioner mus keep a memorandum of all deeds ant
 other instruments of writing required to be recorded or filed. and relating tt the title to or transfer of propert, within his district. Such records art open to public inspection. ~ T Municipal courts.
 I The act permitting the incorporation Il of municipalities provides that . muni
 cipai magistrate may be appointed b!
 the city council This official has jur Lisdiction in all actions for violation c municipal ordinances. Appeal may b taken from his judgment to the. distric court. By TerritofiAl statute. municips councils are empowered to confer upol
 municipal magistrates. jurisdiction il ] civil actions upon contract where th
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A date to remember - Saturday .his week. iCoody sale by Ladies Altar Society, Malory Building, o'clock. adv.
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MOOSE MINSTRELS AND

The Moose NLinstrcls ard the film "roduction, Hold Your Horses,' with Tom Moore. will he on again tonight t the Palace >Thcater for the final inc. There is only one show, start ng al o'clock, the minstrels open ng and the pictures concluding the show
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ODD FELLOWS ATTENTION.

Silver Bow Lodge PA will meet Thursday night ct eight o'clock. All members are requested to be present. Visiting brethren welcome. Gunnar Gustafson Noble Grand; Frank O'Brien, Secretary. -adv.
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Jurisdiction of District Court.

District courts sit in a dual capacity
 namely as Federal district courts and as Territorial courts. the same judge presiding over both phases Of the in- cident jurisdictions The district court has general Jurisdiction in civil. crim. inal equity and admiralty cases, Il
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amount involved does not exceed Slo0.
 DELEGATE FROM .AlAskA. i

Alaska is represented in the Hopse ot Representatives Of the United StAtes bv Delegate, who is elected by the Quail- fed electors for a term of two years. Such delegate must at the tttnl of hss election have been . citiS6n oe the ned voter in Alaska. and not less than twenty-five years of age. Hs recslyes salary oF t7.500 per annunl. end has all the powers and privileges of . mem-
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COMING ATTRACTIONS

COLiSEUM-J. Warren kerrigan in "The Best Man" and another epi- sode of The W1r!wind." PALACE-Pauline Frederick in "4 Slave Of Vanity"
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ALTAR SOCIETY TO MEET

Tle Ladies Altar Society will hold $ reeal9r weekly meeting Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock i1 the club rooms at Parish Hall.
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Attractions Qt IHeQtres
ATTRACTIONS TONIGHT

LlSEUM--"H Humores sGue." PAlACE-Mcose minstrels and Tom
 Moore f1 'tio!d Your Horses"
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Furniture moved and stored Heavy hauling done. Juneau Trans fer. Phone AS adv
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-09-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Healy of
East Barnet were the guests of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lee
mos, Sunday.
A daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Shirley Merchant at
Rlightlook hospital Tuesday, Sept.
~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Anderson
of st. Johnsbury are the guests of
their daughter, Mrs. Charles Drew
The village school opened Sert.
) with Mrs. Nettie Burbank in
the primary room, Miss Marguerite
Vance, grammer room and Miss
Dorothy Kimball in the junior
high room.
The friends and neighbors of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Sykes gave
them a surprise reception Tuesday
evening, Sept II. Refreshments
of cake, sandwiches and coffee
were served. They were present
ed with sum of money and re-
ceived the congratulations and
best wishes of all present for q
long and happy married life.
Miss Eunice Fifeld of Danville
is teaching at the Mountain school.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-09-15
Nature Loves Bright
COlOrS

We see the truth of this state
ment in the varicolored flowers,
the vivid sunsets, the birds of bril-
liant plumage. But we never see
it exempHfed more attractively
than in the person of a splendidly
healthy woman. How does nature
paint this health? Why, in the
rosy cheeks, the transparent skin,
the smooth red lips of such a wo
man. And she molds it in firm flesh
with rounded contours. The ailing
young woman is deficient in natural
coloring, and she does not even ap-
pear to advantage in clothes that
would set off her more attractive
sister. Many women who long for
glowing health will find that they,
too, can have these charms if they
will give a trial to that remedy
which brings strength to frail wo-
men-Lydia E. Pinkham's Veget
able Compound.-Adyertisement.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-09-15
Play Burch Benefit
Game at Windsor
Continual from Page. /

Continued from Page l
five last winter had its best
season in years.
The time is fast approaching
when st. Johnsbury fans will start
thinking of basketball. As play
ed last winter when "Chick" was
az the helm, this interesting in
door game increased a great deal
in popularity and proved fascin-
ating to big crowds at practically
every contest throughout the Sc
son.
If basketball is to be continued
on the same high plane this fall
and winter, local athletic powers
that-be should get busy in an en-
deavor to secure the services of
"Chick" Burch for another season.
With his broad experience with,
and knowledge of, the leading
teams of New England, he would
be able to schedule the fives that
will draw the biggest crowds to
the Armory surface. With his
uncanny capacity for directing a
team, he would of course, lead to
the fray a winning combination
with the support of the towns
people.
"Chick" should be given the Job
of both coaching and managing
the team. 1t would not be neces-
sary for him to play unless he
! felt able to. Already enough of
last winters stars remain here to
start a promising squad. Albert
Goslant and "Whitey" Dumas,
the clever guards are in st. Johns
bury, as well as Lucky" Fisk
who led the team in the absence
of Burch last year. Jim Foye is
also in town, and u movement
should Immediately be put into &C
ton to get "Fitz" Marshall, one
OF the cleverest centers that ever
played for the Scaletown.