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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-25


Cine .stinsr l,1mina astui Greer?
Aceasta-i Faptura Garcia Dumnezeu
Harazi stap1nirea apelor 81 pam1n-
tnlni;
Cercetatorul de stelc, rascolitorll
de forte
Simtind pasiunea Eternitatiis
Acesta-i Vis,ll cc-l visa Ell, create
rul de sori
Care msemna cailc lor i'm vesnicul
adanc?
Dar nici in fuldul iadulrli &c fierbe
Nu-i forma mai grozava ell aceasta
Gu nil de limbi plangaald,t-sc de-a
lumei oarba lacomie-
Mai plina pentru suflet de f,lneste
prevestiri
Mai neagra Gle primejdii pcntru Il.
flivers.
20, ce prapastii intre cl 81 scrafi,ni
Sclavul muncei, eel pentru pl
Plato 81 avantul Pleiadelor?
Culmile de-abia atinse ale poesici.
Vapaia zorilor. rosata trmdafiri-
lore
Prin forma. asia inspaimintatoare
privesc anil grei;
ST tragedia vremei G in aplecarea
acea dureroasa
Prin forma asia groaznicaa, umani-
Inselata, pradata, profanata, dies.
mostenita,
Isl striga in fata judecatorilor lu-
mel
Proaestal ce si-o profetie. !.
Stapani ci domni din toate tarile
Aceasta-i opera &C dati lui Dunn.
nezeu,
Accst lucru monstrubs, desfigura,
si'fara suflet?
Cum Yeti malta aceasta forma oare
Dandr-i din nou imortalitate;
Oferindu-i lar privirea dreapta
! 81 lumina;
Cladind din nou in ca musice s.
visul;
Indrcptand stravechile infamii,
Perfidelc rele, nevindecate1e du
| rcris
Stapani 81 domni din toate tarile
Ce va face Viitornl Gu acest ON
Cc va raspunde nltrebarei lui bru
! tale
In clipa cand furtunile revoltei vol
sgudui l,,mea?
Isl &C vor face regatele 81 regii--
81 toti aceea carl l'au plamadit as;
cum e.
Cand aceasta Teroare lnuta Sc v;
ridica sd judece lunea,
Dupa tacerea veactlrilor?
EdWin Markham
Traducere de Leon Ferarl
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-25

''reveni niciodata!
''Privighetoarca Isl va fl sfarsit
''cantecul 81 liliacul infloritul lui!
,Tita ca, poate, odata ell auro-
IRA, ell voiu pleca pentru totdca-
''una! Voiu pleca cand umbrele
''vor disparc.
20! da! In aceasta noapte uits
''ca maine G zilla !!'t
Wanda ispravia ultimele note,
topite Sntr % lumina de Wis in sll-
fletnl lui Dinu, care eau la pi--'
cioarele divinei femci, lie imbrati-
sa, le saruta multi, ca un pagan
'cazut in Sfata unui idol intr 'nn
tenuplu antic.
81 acolo, prabusit in adoratic.
la picioarele zeitii lni, planse de
Ifericire.
lntr'un tarziu, cand Dinu pa
4rasi camera Wandei. strabatand
|trist stradele oraslrlui, isl zicea
in gand.
81 totusi. Wanda nu ma
inbeste asa cum ar Fl dOrit o sl,
|fletul men! 0 sirat. Mic spune
|inima. Sufletui acestei felnei .
LtuIbdrator de complex, chinuito1
[de ei,xIat. 1ni pare I'M fort fornsi.
[d9hil. Am cuoerit zidurile cxterne,
lnu iliiina cetatii! Femeile, iii dau
Gu usurihta corpul: re gren 1e
cliceresti sufletul!
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-25

y
81 Wanda canta. Mai intaiu in
strdina. Apoi dandu-si drnmul
glasallui Vocea eli sc ridica sonora
in dumnezeesti trilnrf intro aric
/ din Lohengrin, apoi in ''visi
| q 'arte, visi d'anore's din Tosca.
Iar, cantl reintra III camera nll
| Dinua edlIta SIX schita joc,l Mar
!, garetci in fata cutici cu hiinterii,
1 din Fanst.
Dinu ascultase tot timpnl fer,
l mecat.
Era sesra tarziu.
Din coltul camcrii do unde cl
1 cufundat intr' i'm jilt, 0 contcan,
pla, Dinal Isl dadea pc ileplin sea
ma de co1noara insusiriloraaceste
femei plamselite din slbstants
i kzeilor.
Cand fermecatoarea WanlA can
lta, recita Uelsnri, Toyestia csys
Acest yolan = poate Do
cura r. 4ldttEa siaSului Ham
tn !" nncursyti. ],
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-25

franceza. conyorbi cu eontesa l.,
nemteste 81 italieneste.
Cand Wanda auzi cd prea sian
tul popa unit intreba miratd
.e insemneaza aceasta.
81 parintele lamuri contesei ca
anirea accasta bisericii ortOdoXe
lin Ardeal cu Roma IA facut ma
mult din interesc politice.
- De altfel, cum a fost, cred =
urma parintele 81 GU biserics
polona care la inceput trebue 81
LII fost ortodoxa ca 81 moi. caci
sunt tot slavi ca 81 rusii.
- Nj raspunse Wanda =
[polonczii de la ineeput S au cresti
lnat catolici. Gel din urnla car
mtarziasera a Sc crestina, Litlta
lnienii, sc crestinara 81 Ell in sccoM
al XVIlea, tot alaturi de Roma
Icard Ia'gello Sc casatori cu He'd
lwiga.
Dinn 81 parintele Sc prNira III
Imiti Gle cunostintete contesei Wan
ida Podolstz1a pana 81 in dome
Iniul celor bisericesti.
La 0 alta masa, in colt, lang;
tfereastra, era blonda cu oehi
foarte stralanhori, cu un copi
llalga ca, 81 un domn sound, carr
Isl straniu in cautatura.
Temcea cea blonda saluta g
giraffe 81 Wanda il raspunse surf
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-25

= 81 totusi. no intrece nimeni
in arta eli
- Totusi. pentru scena Sc cere
81 ceva frumusete.
- Ce are frumusetea 81 arta =
obiecta Wanda.
Cate odata. prinde bine. Te
asigur ca de n ar fl fost asa. urit5,
no exila Napoleon pc Madame
de Stael.
All! lasa-ma Gu Napoleon
Era IN monstru. A persecntat pe
biata fence douazeci dc ami, find
ca scrisese contra Imparatului.
- Ia. sd fl fost frnmoasa, cum
lar Fl poftit-o' la Clrte!
- La Curtea lui! Ce mai ipo-
crit. Nh prin,ia la Palat nici pe
tfemeilc din malta afistocratie da
| Sdllgc dana le sta cat de putin
deochiate. Oar. q. el era cel mai
mare stricat
/ Geniilor Ii Sc iarta orice.
= Oar 81 Madame de Stael a
fost iii geniu!
i Sc poate. MI, insa, peatrn
Napoleon.
Ds, eeaiiJde y Sc isst5 sriee.
lintewsni psriAJtls, chilt * Ikosri
iluptand pentru 0 tara straink ca
Lord Byron, la Mis<olonVhi
Ba. III, eli 1 voa'ba de striiea
chime, rea,ninti Dinn. ii - i&rfaI
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(sfarsitul volumului y.
Volumul Ii
+. CAPITOIiIJL XXI.

Fra ri calda 81 poleita de
scare.
Dinu Sc gasia GU Wanda intr'c
|eleganta Cafenea, din apropierca
hotelului, cand o cinstita fata BIZ
|serceasca Sc apropia de masa lor.
- Prea sfi1lte, daca mai bc,
poftim la masa noastra. 81 inaltu]
prelat lua loc, lar Dinu Il prezinta
|contesei Wanda Poiolstzka.
Era acesta, 0 veehe cunostinta
a lui Dinu Bradeanll, de eare-l
|lega 0 reciproca siaapatic.
Parintele, repfcztntant de clita
all bsericii unite aftseiH1se 81 mem
[bri marcant al farfaanentufui, a.
|vea ceva ain prest&nta cariinali
lor Frantei. Era I'M barbat malt
q, barba carunta u decorative, q
ochii ,,esri 81 vi, c't 3 lsrga bian
detc feflectata % fttgcs6naea ii
eurM hi de sptssol ftuaSos, Il,
'barbat j eafei itfe6ga iAfStitar'
avca eeva de H4ivF6 cutatG ii ii
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-25
INSTIINTARE

Stunt rugati toti abonentli nos
tri a obserya urmatoarelc reguil
la trimiterea pentru schimbare dc
adresa.
/. Sa sc scric adresa yeche unds
la mers ziarul 81 adresa unde $ a
mutat.
.. La fiecarc persoana sa lie ala
ture marci dc. 5c. Sa Sc caute S;
nj Sc dca numele stradei 81 al ora
sului correct.
Cine nu observa aceste regul
in zadar asteapta Sd i-se schmb'
adresa ca nu Sc pOate.
Administratia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-25

mai trag inca o tencniala 81 inca
10 spoiala lar alti lucratori Sc
prabcsc sa repare podul pc care trc-
llufile en- .oaspeti ar putea .s;l sc a.
vante in Ardeal, 81 altii 'an repezit
IN strelnatate, ca sa cante ri orice
fret lumin;l electrical pcntru zi,m
incoronarii. Caci in orice caz Dol
tile micei biserici della Alba lula
ar Fl tragic sd Sc mai darame, inca
iodatl Inainte de incnronare: ar Fl
neplacllt lucru ca 1naltii oaspeti "a
Sc tral1sbordeze prin vagauni de
munte eli geamautane 81 cu bagajc
81 pc llrrna desi liberala inco-
ronarea nu sc poate face pc NTH
naric ca 0 alegere siluita - lar All
Capitala zace noptile intr besna
groasa ca pc vremea cand in Ar
deal pornise cortegiul hotilor dc ,u'-
Inc.
Sc spera dar ca la ziua fixata VA
Fl gaia 81 zidaria cea grabita, 81 po-
[dnl Gel ce a fost daramat 81 lumina
orbitoate. Dacd nu nevoe ca toate
partidele sd asistc la narca sarba-
toarc MI 1nsa mai putin adevarat
ca ncvoc Gle cateva pregatiri ma
Eteriale care sa dea fastnl necesar.
Lumea de All, della vladic;i pana la
opinca, nu mai nadajdue minuni ca
Ia incoronarile din basme. Nimeni
| nu mai nadajdue nici ca din fan.
tani va curge vim 81 micre, nici cd
vor ploua din ceruri carnati fripti
sau frandafiri dulcc mirositori.
Vremilc de All sunt mai grele
train in epoca tunului 81 am trccut
char de aceia constitutionalitatii
O tristete fara seama ne cuprin-
de cand vedem cum nemiloasa So
arta GU dcget aspru clatina de pc
frunte coroanc chiar la unii din
loaspeti &c vor 81; asiste la incorona
re.
F, Sa dea Dumnezeu ca vartejul ne
CRU sa Isl astampere mania 81 il
tara elina 81 in tara croatia pentru
ca ar fl alt amar, sd izvorasca gan
dul ca mai grea incoronarea dc
cat pastrarea coroanei in accl,
tart.
| Ca orice fapt mare in viata Pat
rici noastre incoronarca trcbuis
Isa alba consecinte 81 legaturi scrio
asc, in tara, 81 in lumea larga.
Pentru bunii nostri vecini - We
\
selia tarii noastre cade III zile gre
lc. Sc arata char cd la incoronar'
AR fl sa pofteasca musafiri dragi d.
/! pc caror frunte abba Gle sapta
mana coroana S a rostogolit. Dure
rea lor ar intuneca bucuria tart
pentru -marcle act atat de inertia
de marele nostru Rege.
! Oar pogorand privirile della sire
Mi dragi utand char pc dusma
nil &c So pregatcsc sa ne atacc II
timpul ce la moi Sc fac prcgatlrll
! de praznicc - trebue sa ne mnltu
lmim daca in tara sit,latia ar 1
! de asa natnra meat temeliile noui
Nor vrcmi ar Fl asezate pc I'm taran
); ;linistit. Nh putem juca deasupr'
cutremurilor char cand an
pofti la oaspat umbrele celor ce q
| fost pana ieri suverani.
Pentruca in tara Sc clatina n
:, numai podarile putrede ci,si pltrl
gaiuri mai vechi sc naruiesc.
| Nor de foamc cel.cc suilt juzl il
numele Regclui iau mita ca S
.|aiba paine cei ce suit functonari i
numele tarii marite = 81 cei cinstit
declara cd in congrcsul celor mil Il
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ca prieteni, ca la un frate aIaturea
Gle vol. un eamarad in toatc opinti-
rile yoastre pentru bunastare a tn
turor un ostean care jurat sa VA
fic credincios pan;t Ia moartc.
Al vostru i'll tovarasia marilor
nadeldi.
ET,r:11 nu..k h1ax
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-25
>PREGATIRILE PENTRU
fNCORONARE.

o politica tenebroasa - Func.
tionari in nizerie neagra -
Nori intunecati in politica ex-
terna - Umbre de regi- Stri-
goi de functionari Palida
CONSTITUTED - 1ntunericul Capi-
talei = Noaptea guvernarii
Publican, acest drtic0l, - cent
intdrgiat - cdci din eL sc desprl',dt
pdrerea aydelcnilor ipainte de fal-
n,oasa incor0nM'e ibcral6.
Putinc zile ne mai despart de III
coronarea mMlopolizata de liberali
In aceasta vremc sc lucreaza ri 81
noapfea de catre bietii zidati, cari
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01fUI CT sArA
La vederea fai1noasei panze 3
lui Millet.

81 Dumneseu creu pc ON dupd chi
pnl Sda,
t'i.pd chipul lm Dnmncseu II cred
PC ddnsui.
Gcnesa.
Incovo1at elc gre,atatea veacurilor
Se spriiina de sapa llsi tintind pa
lliantul,
ST goliciunea vremilor pea hi
fata,
Pc unlarn-i povara lumii
Cine-l zidi nestiutor de incantari 81
disperari,
Tn Mcru &c nu patimeste, nici nh
spcri,
Nedumerit, greoi, frate cu boul dc
la jug?
Cine ciopli brntala-i falca?
81 cine plam;i6i ingnsta-i frunte?
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17
Spencer Must Play Here;
Ping BOdie Is OutIawed

CHICAGO, Feb. 17.-Frank (Ping)
Bodie, Outfelder. was denied reinstate-
ment in organized baseball in a decision
handed down by Judge K. NJ Lands to-
day.
Bodie was on the ineligible list of the
Boston American League club for failure
and refusal to report after being traded
TO the Red S0x by the New York Yankees
In July, 1921 Bodie objected to the
transfer to Boston unless he was assured
his share Of any worlds series money
that might be divided among players on
the Yankee roster. Boston was a second
division club and had no chance Of shar-
ing in the worlds series money.
Judge Lands, in denying reinstatement
10 Bodie said:
Certainly 1t would be an intolerable
situation if a player on one club should
have a financial interest in the success of
a competing club"
Judge Lands also denied the claim of
Vernon Spencer, Outfielder, sent by the
New York Giants to Indianapolis. that he
is a free agent. Spencer appealed from a
ruling Of the arbitration board of the
National Association which held he was
not a free agent. Judge Lands upheld
the board and ruled that Spencer must
play with Indianapolis il he is TO remain
In organized baseball.
The application Of Ben 6. Shaw on the
reserve list Of the Pittsburgh Pirates,
for reinstatement was denied. Judge
Lands declared that Shaw had deserted
Pittsburgh to Join an Independent team
notorious for seducing players to break
their contracts"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17
ALL SET IN
DE PAW CAMP

GREENCASTLE, Ind, Feb. 17.-De
PAW basketeers finished week of secret
practice gor the Wabash games this af-
ternoon with a. light workout behind
barred doors. For the last time this
season. the two rival Quintets will meet
at 40 o'clock Saturday night in Craw-
louisville.
Members OF the Tiger squad are in
excellent physical condition and expect
TO face the Little Giants in tir top shape.
1t is probable that Coach walker will
start the tilt with Laughli1 and Alice
as forwards, White at center. and Capt.
Mendenhan and Moffett rs guards.
Wabash defeated the Tigers in January
in The first clash between the two teams
by p to IS score. Since that tine the
old Gold men have lost only one game
and that was dropped to Indiana Uni
versity at Bloomington. So the De Pauw
claims to the State Championship basket
honOrs Will be strong il the Tigers E,7
Saturday night.
Special railroad Accommodations have
been promised by Monon officials to take
care of the large number Of students
and townspeople going from here. A
special train will leave the local Monon
station at o'clock Saturday evening
and will arrive at Charlottesville short
" before o'clock. The game viii
start at Z 40 o'clock instead OF Z 30 In
order that fans from here will have suffi-
Client time TO find their seats. Returning.
the special train will leave there at 40
o'clock.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17
BILLIARDS
WILCOX REFEREE
OF MAIN GO

Howard Wilcox, famous race driver
and sport enthusiast, today was named
to referee the Anthony Downey- Johnny
Griffiths main go of the Progress
Athletic Clubs boxing show at Tomlin-
son Hall Monday night Feb. q. Wilcox
has had previous experience as the third
man In the squared circle and his choice
is expected to prove popular. He refereed
the Harrison Virgins bout at the
| Coliseum during Shriner week a couple
of years. Matchmaker Dillon is busiIy
engaged in lining up strong pre-
liminary card for the big event He
already has his main go and semi-final
arranged and he desires to put on two
attractive prelims,
In speaking of the ability of Johnny
| Griffith as a fighter of merit, Tom Walsh,
Griffith's manager, today sent the fol-
lowing communication to the Times
IF Dave Shade is entitled to a chance
with Jack Britton this Friday night in
New York, then Johnny Griffiths will
soon get his chance at the title him
self. Mickey Walker, who defeated Grlf-
tiths the other night, knocked out Shade
in six rounds two months ago, but it
was such a good fight they decided to
give Shade another chance. The same
with Johnny Griniths, the Akron boy, for
while Walker may have beat him the
other night ne, like Dave Shade, is box
ing desperately for a chance at the title.
"Griniths will fight Anthony Downey
at indianapolis like he never fought be-
fore, and after Griffiths beats Downey we
want the Indianapolis promoters to get
either Mickey Walker or Jack Britton for
Griff.
Remember, that every great fighter
including Leonard, Dempsey and Brit
ton. has been defeated at some stage OF
their career and this is the first decisive
one for Grifriths, but indianapolis fight
fans will see a real fighter when Crit
hths steps into the ring, for it often
takes one defeat to wake up a man and
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17
JACK BRITTON
AGAIN DEFENDS
WELTER CROWN
Bout Tonight Gives Young
Shade Second Chance
With Veteran.
BY DAVID j. WALSH,
International News SDOFta Editor


NEW YORK, Feb. 17.-Before the cold.
gray dawn of another day shows on the
frozen Eastern skyline new Welter-
weight champion Of the world may be
having his fractions nails attended to ky
the blonde at the corner barber shop. We
use the provisional may" with due de-
pluration, because Dave Shade, the plaus-
ible young man from California, is not
considered to be better than a long shot
to defeat Champion Jack Britton in the
fifteen round welterweight title affair at
Madison Square Garden tonight.
Yet Shade must be accorded the con-
ventional chance Of any challenger who
happens TO have pair of hands and the
will to win. The Californian is said to
be as tough as a night in jail with a
shot Of lethal poison in either glove and
anyone will tell you for the asking that
Britton, approaching his thirty seventh
year at an undignifed gaHop, is about
ripe to be plucked by some enterpr1slng
youth.
being downright nasty about it, and few
Of the sharpshoOters are prone to believe
that Shade, with all his youth and ag-
gress1yeness, can take" him inside nj
teeen rounds. The prevalent odds are )
to that Britton will retain his title.
Seventeen years as pugiist1c mead
liner have given the champion a backing
round Of skill and experience that is not
easily erased by chance few blows OF a
the years have dealt kindly with Britton,
for his life has been an exemplary one.
This will be Shades second attempt to
lift the welterweight from Britton's aging
pate. About a year ago they met and
the Californian scored the only knock
called it a draw at the finish much to
Shades vocal astOnishment. Both are
said to be well within the prescribed limit
of 147 pounds for tOnights clash.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17
RING GOSSIP
OWNER SMITH
HERE SUNDAY
Tribe Boss Comes to Get
Ready for Spring-Catcher
Kruger Bought. a

President william C. Smith Of the In4
dams has left California and is on his
way to this city to prepare for the spring
training trip of the Tribe that starts
March 9. The big Tribe boss likes to be
present during the mobilization days in
order to get better acquainted with the
new talent He is-due here Sunday
Owner Smith has expressed himself
very firmly this winter regarding the
1922 American Association pennant and
il looks as though he means business
when he says the HoOsiers must cop the
flag. The pure base of Catcher Ernest
Kruger Thursday completes the Tribe
two more hurlers from the Giants, these
men being slated to come here as the
wind-up stipulations Of the Ralph Shin
ners deal Even without those promised
hurlers, the Indians viii stack up mighty
strong If all the present members play
up to form.
Catcher Kruger comes from Brooks
lyn via Cincinnati and he is expected TO
be the backstop mainstay. He IS a pig
league regular, having shared the
catching with Dutch Miller at BROOK
lyn for a number Of seasons. As re-
ceiver Leo Dixon is high class, but his
hitting was weak last season and Man:
ager Hendricks urged the purchase or
Kruger in order to obtain more batting
strength behind the plate. There 10 3
chance, Of course, that Dixon Will PICK
I'D in batting. and If this occurs the In
dians will possess the best Dackstop ue-
partment in the league.
The spring training trip gradually Is
approaching and from now until Marca
3, business will be lively at the Wash-
fngton- Park office. The spring schedule
is heavy. but attractive, and Is so ar
ranged that Manager Hendricks will b
able to get an accurate line on his talen
before the curtain goes up in the A. ~
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17
FOOTBALL
WABASH READY
FOR OLD RIVAL
Scarlet Tiger Clash Tomorrow
Attracts Wide Attention
Over State.

CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind, Feb. H.
Bring on the Tiger, we want to do
another tail wrestling act!" That is the
cry In the camp Of the Wabash College
basketball team as Coach Vaughn grooms
his men for the next battle with the
De PAW Tigers here Saturday night.
The contest Is attracting wide atten-
ton and the wabash gym is expected
to be the scene Of plenty Of excitement
tomorrow evening. The Tigers are COM
ing to even up for the defeat handed them
at GreeHcastle, while the Scarlet is de-
termined to grab a second win and there
by stay In the State title running.
Due to increased seating facilities
at the Wabash gym, fans are sure to
obtain parking space" no matter how
large the crowd. Fans are coming from
all the surrounding towns and parties OF
Wabash and De PAW boosters are ex-
pected over from Indianapolis 1t looks
like big evening for Charlottesville.
The Wabashers are ready and the
Tigers are ready. It's bound to be a
battle from gun to gun.
The contest will start at Z 40 o'clock
in or6cr to give OUT town fans bet
ter opportunity to make good connections
after the game.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17
TICKETS STOLEN;
FANS Warned

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Ind, Feb. IL
A batch Of tickets for the De PAW
Wabash basket ball game tomorrow night
was stolen last night when some ticket
sharps ransacked the Scharf drug store
1t was a batch Of reserved seat tickets
and wabash authorities hurriedly got
busy today and had duplicates printed
in order to thwart the scheme. 1t is
thought the thieves planned the rob-
berry with the drug store cash box as
their object, but when they couldn't 10
cate enough cash they got peeved and
grabbed the basket ball tickets.
AS a result of the theft out town
fans coming to the game are advised
to purchase tickets only from the Schart
drug store here or at the Wabash gym
nasium box ooffice. In this way the fans
viii be protected against obtaining the
st, en- pastebOsrds Greencastle was ad-
vised of the robbery and De PAW au-
thorities Will watch carefully in the
sales there.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17
WRESTLING
'Y Leaders, f. Ms
Win Right to Play
in Amateur Finals
Kahn TaiE0rs and De M0LdyS
ELinainated-One Game
Goes Overtime.

Quite fair sized crowd was on hand to
watch the semi-fnals of the indianapolis
sectional independent amateur basketball
tourney at the Y. NJ c. A. last night.
The siY'' Leaders ana the Fairbanks
Morse teams will meet in the final round
of the tourney by virtue Of their wins
over the Kahn Tailors and the De Molays
respectively.
In the Arst game Of the evening the
"Y" Leaders had everything their own
way and put over an easy victory on the
Kahn Tailors 90 to 81. The Tailor team
work was noticeably absent while on the
passwork. The "Y" Leaders piled up a
score of 20 to 8 by the end OF the first
half, due to the fine basket shooting Of
Barnum.
At the start of the second half the
Tailors threatened TO come back, but the
substitution Of fresh players by the
Leaders stopped the rally. Smart was the
big light for the losers.
The second game o. the evening was
the more interesting. The quality OF
basket ball the teams put up would not
compare with that Of the Leaders, but
the fact that the teams were move evenly
matched accounted for the close game.
The Fairbanks Morse five had to tight
through two overtime periods to win.
The De Molays started of big IN the
first half but weakened and allowed the
Elect ricians to knot the score at half
time at 7-all The second half was a
battle royal each team fighting for all
there was In 1t. Toward the last of the
half the De Molay team put on rally
and gained a four point lead only TO
have the score tied at the end of the
half, 16 TO 16
Each team managed to cage one field
marker in the first overtime period, anc
Harmeson Of the De Molays was given a
chance to win the game with one from
the foul line, but missed
An easy shot by Clark of the r. NJ s
put them In the lead about the middle
of the second overtime period and with
about half minute to 60 Reed Gagged
one OF his sensational long shots from
about the middle of the floor, and when
the gun berked they had won, % to Is
Clark and Reed were the stars for
the winners, while Harmeson and Turk
were high point men for the losers.