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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-12
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Conform celor scrise de ziarele
din tara, in Romania STA facut
aparitia boala numita holera asia
tica. Comisiunea de salubritate a
eapitalei a tmut sedinta la pri-
marie luand diverse miisllri pen
tru combatcrea hOlerei 81 izolarea
celor atinsi.
Hamburg. Maxim Gorky, mare
le puvelist Rus, a TRIMS d-lui Her.
bert Hoover o scrisoare, prin care
il mrltumeste atat dansllui, cat
81 poporuaui american pentru aju-
torlll dat in tiApul foametei dim
Russia.
Granada, Spania. John G..
Woolley. in etate de ~ de ami,
care si-a depus de doua orr can
dldat'lra pentru presedinte al
Statelor Unite ayand, drept plat
lorna legea prohibited, Sc afla
aici pc patnl de moarte. Nenisc
in Spania ca sa yada daca era I'm
loc prielnic pentrn prohibitie.
Munich. Contele Lerchen-
field, primul mmistru al Bavariei
q 1,riMit in mod official 0 delega-
tic de STUDENT della 81 de licee
americana.
Berlin. Cons,tlii 81 agentii con-
sulari al Amerieei de peste in.
tHeaga GermRnie $ s'au adunat .aici
h 0 eonferinta ce va dufa trei
zne.
Frankfort.oniNain. Frank
Hedges, secretarll federated mi
mere din Manea Brnanie, fost
.ales aeereAar general al onganiga-
-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-12

|vedlt aceasta es prilejul lovltu-
[nei de stat data pantru dona
aara de foetul ex-reEe Carol. Re.
eanul hui Horthy e amenintat nul
| Gle catre legitimism insinc (caci
Bethlcn a rdsnas ca 81 maj inaintc
Ilegitimistl ci de legitimismul ac-
Itiv. Pericolul nnei lovitnri de stat
Anilaterale zee s'ar incerea de ca
tire legitimisti va exista pana
l,atunci pana cand capii bandelor|
de- criminal 81 atentatori eli bonn
be cum su4rt Gombos, Hejjas 81
REDnaT vor fl la putere impreuna
leu Horthy. Caci fata de regimul
de terOare al criminallor de la,
iQrgovany, carl pentru Horthy
sunt 81 All eel mai BUM ofiteri, o
lovitasra de stat q legitimistilor
Lar Fl considerata in Ungaria de
multi ca salvare mutt dorita.
FoHele demecratice din revo-
ilutia din Octombrie 1918 sunt azi
un perieol tot mai mare pentru
| Horthy 81 sistemul sau de teroare.
| A trcia greutate, care apasa
chiar dc la 1ncepalt asupra gnver.
Inlhui lui HorthY 81 ameninta mai
itare' situatia lali, fiindea din ca
| Isl ca puterea Gle lovire atat legi-
itimisn1u1 activ eat 81 octobrismul,
| o for,neaza ravaeiile sangeroase
ale detasamenteior de ofiteri ale
maghiarilor earl sc trezesc, ale
Ligei pentru integritate 81 ale ce-
lorlalte organizatii ale teroarei
albe, pc care Sc mtemeiaza guver-
narca lui Horthy 81 al caror pri
zonier este.
Incercarea contelui Bethlen de
La rezolva problemele acestea prin
lalegeri noui, esuat. Pericolul,
care alneninta regimul lui Horthy
daparte de a Fl fost inlaturat a
|deyenit 81 mai mare.
4 Bethlen ~credea ca pentru sta,
!, bilirea actualului sistem sd for
mcze I'm partid unitar de glver-
namant. care ar putea sd la lupta
atat cu opozitia parlamentara a
: octobristilor 81 a legitimistilol
j actwi, ga 81 ell teroristii abb.
ii Partidul de g,pvcrnamant, ere.
t lat de nou Gle catre Bethlen, asa
numitul partid unitar, nh nici
1pe departe formatiune unitara
Dimpotriva el Sc coznpune din
81 doua grupuri foaite dcosebite una
il de alta: majoritatea este formata
Il din membrii fostului partid al aui
'Tisza. lar minoritatea din elemen.
tele grupate in jurul 1ui Iuliu
Gombos.
i .Acestia din urma formeaza sim
burede actiY al paftidului. ST nu
mai faptal ca Gombos, care ca
1dictator electoral al guvernului a
1 fost adevaratnl creator al acestu
partid, conclude ORR ce actinne cu
eject din .partea guyernlllui im-
potriva terorismulni. Tot asa de
4 putin a reusit Isethlen sa impie.
dice 1ntnarea oetdbristilor in A.
dunarea nationala sau eel putin
sd caStige lnajoritatc asupra
lor. Rezultatul alegerilor din nr.
: ma Sc poate considera din toate
punctele de vedere ca infran
gere sdrdbitoare a sistemului In
4 Horthy.
Il In zadar a fost suprimlat drep
tul de alligator la o treime dir
alegatori, in zadar s'a sllprima
y ell emigratiunea catorva orase
i ydreptnl de yot secret 81 s'an pu'
i sub dietatnra triumyiratpl,ii Con
hos, Hejjas 81 Pronay,' in zadal
! s'au faeslt arestari in n,assa ,
. candidatilor electorali, carl, mar
putut patrhnde pana in, oercuril'
lor electorate, toata teroarea !
fost zadarpica, caci miscarea de
/; mocratica libefa in Ungaria 1
plins radaci,fi ad&nci.
Il (Din ''Dacia").
Al VIZ
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cetatean are dreptul sa obiectis.g !
nezc contra oFicarei carti san sea-
ma teatrala care ar repreaeatal
pc el.
New York. Generalul Died.
richs, fost pc vremuri ninistfu|
de razboin sub regimul tarist, sill
mai tarziu comandantul une1 tru-
pc antilbolsevice in Siberia, a!
fost ales capul supreim al guver-1
nului Priamrr din vladivostok.
Washington. GrtWpul ameri-
can din uniunea InterParlamen'
tara 20 olYanizatic internatio-
nala pentru propOvaduirca pacii
in lume-, a plecat Vineri seara
din New York spre Eiena, rlmde
pe ziua de % August vor ha
|parte la adunarea anuala a.,
cestei Uninni. tCine site ce sco-,
puri vor mi ,lranarii UngNrii 81
Austriecii 81 ca Tniumea aceasta |!
N. r.
Lisabona. S'a declarat o
grevs peste toata tara, ca drept
advertisement &c oplmerc m,mci-
torilor la leeea cerialelor 81 la
scumpirea painei. Camera depu-
tatilor a aprobat suspendarea ga
rantiilor constitutionale pc timp
de zece zile, srezand ca aceasta
poate ajuta intru catva la impie
dicarea miscarei, care ameninta
sd degenereze intro .adevarata
revohltie.
Ammanford, Wales. - Nikolay
Sokolof. directorul orchestrei din
| Cleveland, condns icri orches-
ira simfonica din Londra, lar Du.
mineca 0 va conduce din nOu,
insd mn in Londra, ci la o serbarc
caanpeneasca ce Sc da la ROYAL
National Eisteddfod.
i m Londra. - De la ministerial de
lexterne sc apunta ca India, Ca,
NADIA 81 Africa de Sud s'au invoit
La ratificarea tratatului incheiat
la conferinta din Washington.
/ Forth Worth, Texas. = Con.
ventia repuhlicapilor din Texas
s'a terminal ieri cu votarea anei
motiuni in care toti delegatii Sc
declara contra organ'izatiunei sc.
1 crete, Ku Klnx Klan.
New. York. - In Russia, trimi.
terea, scrisorilor prin posta este Q
afacere cat sc poate Gle dificulta
Buletinul postal din New York
raporteaza urmatoarcle cu privire
la chestia postala in para lui
! Lenin Scrisorile pentru Statele
| Unite costa 100000 de ruble de
fiecare grame, cartile postale
4 10000 de ruble. iar c0stul trimi.
terei recOmandate este Gle 200. .OOC
de rnble, ceeace face I'm echiva.
lent Gle 10 cents in America. G
scrisoare recomantata, primita Ia
)posta New York, din Rnsia, avea
lipita de ca 0 fasie. de hartie ds
sase inch latime 81 cincisprezece
urine lungime, rpe care era lipite
pc amandoua partile, marci II
valoare de 25O.OO0 de ruble.
/ Londfa. - F]ltilnile rapoartf
GU privire la condHiile lordl,lu;
Northcliffe amlpta ca qacientul
sc afla intro stare idngrijora
toare." Dansnl, care este un ta
lentat ziarist englez, sufcra de
boala de inima.
] Youngstown, Ohio. George
l.. Oles, fostul prinar al acestu,
oras, intrat din nou in lnpts
pentru reforma misunderstanding
necesara in Youngstown. Olet
zicea ca ''nici eel mai bun ON dir
i
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-12

Youngstown, Ohio. George
l.. Oles, fostul primar al acestui
oras, intrat din nou in lnpta
pentru reforma administrative
necesara in Youngstown. Oles
zicea ca ''nici eel mai bum ON din
America n ar putea adnce svre~o
im'bupatatire orasslni sub sctn,
alul lui sistsm de admipistratie. "
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-12

@ lege pentru lrlngn'ea rochii-
lor ar aduce venituri fabricantilor
de ciorapi de bnmbac 81 ar cam
saraci pc cci CO fac mmai ciorapi
de matase.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-12

In ZTlele accstea de mamie a
grevelor, toata lumea in greva.
Au mai ramas numai deputatii 81
senatorii. Oar stati, ca MI tim.
pul trecut.
Evening journal., 1922-03-25
SrAPLER GTRIs WIN CUP.

The Chamber OF Commerce cup
for the Girls volley Ball League Of
the Community Service was award
ed 20 the Girls Athletic Club OF the
stapler Neighborhood Association
yesterday afternoon OF a meeting
held In No. 2 School. The Stapler
team came through without a de-
feat Miss Jennie NJ. Weaver pre-
sented the cup. which Miss Ann Mo
Dermott accepted for the team.
Mlllard F. Davis donated the cup
through the Chamber OF Com
merce.
Girls athletic clubs OF all the
neighborhood associations attended
the meeting and discussed a program
for the coming season, which will in
clude volley ball. dodge ball, arch
ball. shuttle relay. baseball, and
swimming. The games we're explain
ed by Bliss Range. and demonstrated
by senior members OF the club.
Evening journal., 1922-03-25
Cincinnati Mayor May
Not Be Classy Ball Team

be capable utility inheiders.
only Adoifo Luque, the Cuban, and
Enpa Rlxey appear surenre win
ners amonE Pats pitchers. Luque
has been sick and IL not IN the best
Of shape. Pete Donshue Is still an
experiment. but ne should win
about twenty games and prove n
valuable regular. John Scott. Sc
cured from the Braves in the deal
for Rube Marquard, has lame arm.
II went back on him last fall. He's
nursing u carefully and he believes
he will be able 20 pitch, but II Is far
from certain that he will be a win
ming hurler.
Cmn Markls and Johnny Couch.
deans OF the young pitchers in point
OF exserience. are uncertain propo-
sitions Among the newcomers.
John Gillespit, late OF Calgary. ap-
pears 20 be quite a pitcher. Karl
schneil. another hurier from tho
same club, also may develop into a
winner for Moran. but they are un-
tried under heavy nre.
Evening journal., 1922-03-25
BILLY EVANS SAYS

Every major league club has four
or more coilegians IN its squad OF
players. Some OF them show rare
promise.
The narrowing Of the minor league
held. due 10 the failure 70 accept the
draft. has caused the major league
club owners 10 look over the college
talent in a most careful manner.
Some idea OF tho serious consider
alton that the college ball players
Is getting can be cleaned by looking
over the lineup OF the New York
Giants.
Ten years ago McGraw wasn't very
favorably impressed by any college
player. He much preferred the sand
lot species. Today McGraw is one
OF the best boosters the college play
er has.
Aside from starring on tho ball
/ field II IL rather interesting fact
that most OF McGraw's coilegians
also went big on the gridiron.
From the New York squad Il would
be possible 70 form a football team
that would make trouble for any col
lege aggregation.
Here IL the eleven: In the line
\ Heinie. St. Bonaventure; Fitzpatrick
Fordham SINNERS. Marquette,
Kopf Dartmouth: Frisch. Ford
ham; Young. Texas; Boone. Ala.
bama. In the baokfeid, Nehf. Rose
Poly; Hale. Mississippi; Ryan. Holy
Cross; Berry. Pennsylvania.
Evening journal., 1922-03-25
ELKS-KIWANIANS
GRIP ON ALLEYS

IT'S all set. the Elks and Kiwanis
Club will tie up again TO decide a
championship. This time II will be
in the City Bowling League.
The Elks have been travelling
along at a good pace without losing
n match in the final half OF the race
and sometimes making a clean sweep
OF the three games. They were
looked upon as the leading con-
tenders for the second half honors
and last night made Il unanimous
when they walloped the Kiwanians
three straight. The victory cinched
the second half honors for the ant
Tered crew. Two more matches
which means six more games, re-
main on the schedule to be rolled
and the Elks could lose all OF these
and stiu ne assured OF the second
half championship.
The Kiwanis Club copped the first
| half title and now the two friendly
rivals are itching TO come 10 grips In
the roli-off series for the seasons
honors. 1t is understood that only
three games will be rolled In this
special match with total pins 10
count.
A meeting OF the captains Of the
teams and all bowlers OF the City
League wishing to attend has been
called by President Jim Stein for
next wednesday evening at O'Clock
At Gladys Alleys. Arrangements
for the series and for banquet will
be made.
Evening journal., 1922-03-25
by TOM swoPE
rts EdItor CIneInnatI Post.

sports Editor Cincinnati Post.
written for the United Press).
ANY one who attempts IN March
90 tell where the Cincinnati Reds
will finish in the National Leagues
1922 campaign is very likely 20 md
himself decidedly wrong I'm October.
Pat Moran's club Is the mystery
outft OF the senior circuit. They
may create a stir or settle peace
fully IN the second division and stay
there.
No one At this date can accurate
" saw whether Cincinnati IS COINS
10 have a great ball club or a punk
one. It looks now a. n It was go
ing 10 be a pretty fair team with a
chance OF becoming a real good one
Moran Il going 10 have great
outheld whether Eddie Roush re-
ports or not. II Roush steps into a
uniform, the Red outneld will be
the best in the league. with Roush
and Burns as two REGULARS and
Neaie. Duncan, Bressler, Harper
and Hook scrspping Il out for the
other berth.
Harper has been laid up with
pneumonia and may not be In shape
but he and Hook look real promis'
ing.
The club is well fortified behind
the mat. WinEo and Hargrave'
compose a high-class pair Of catch
ers.
The inneld. however, and the
pitching stan. are uncertain. JAKE
Daubert will remain a. first base and
Sam Bohne al second. Jimmy Cav
eny the highly-touted graduate OF
san Francisco. 30 far has handled
himself like a high-class shortstop
Babe Pinelh. purchased nom
oakland. is a slow starter and Il Is
impossible TO tell now II he will be
able 10 make the grade At third
base. Louie Fonseca. Walter Kim
lmick and Chester Fowler appear to
Evening journal., 1922-03-25

with seasoned crew Of veterans
back. the Wilmington High School
baseball Representatives will try
hard 20 make this season one OF the
best IN the diamond history OF the
institution. The HiEhlets have been
working diligently for the last few
weeks in indoor and outdoor prao-
tics and from the showing the men
ars in good condition.
The Cherry and White crew will
be led by Charles Jones, star OF last
years team. The captain plays left
field and IL a power with the ash.
During the FIRST few days OF this
week all the candidates, both OF the
baseball and track teams. gave their
corporation In helping TO get Bay
nard held in shape. The members
we're very glad 10 give their aid as
this field IL the only one that IS used
and IL provided for them through
the Park Board.
Yesterday the baseball squad
played four inning game. "A
team was com posed OF last year mer
and "B" team had the new men ou'
for berths on the varsity Botf
teams we're handy with the stiol
and the game ended In tie, to 4
The infield men we're In good form
but those in the outer garden diS
not show 30 well.
Al the present time the FIRST team
looks good 70 consist OF Carlin a
the keystons sack; Lichenstein. sta
basketball man at short Len Jones
veteran Of several seasons at second
while first base may be covered b.
salters or Scott The prospective out
field consists OF Captain Jones
Bradway and Crooks.
The catching department f. vel
taken care or Maxwell. who ha
been playing backstop for the team
for the past few seasons, is expert
enced and knows how 20 handle IN
twirlers. Dawson. a new man, vi
be used A. second 20 Maxwell.
Hayes. Richards and white loon
a. the most promising twiriers. Al
OF the pitchers have plenty OF spee'
and curves. The hurlers will alter
nate IN the box. At the beginninl
OF the season Ave pitchers turned
out. but the three mentioned are tn
most likely looking candidates.
Next week Coach Ashton Intend
70 start giving each individual hint
concerning his position. He ais
hopes 10 have a line concerning IN
make up OF the varsity. Every IA,
Evening journal., 1922-03-25
Tips for BiIIidrdists

Don't start wrong.
Don't play fast.
Don't grip the right hand too
tightly.
Don't blame the cue tips for
every miss.
Don't make a long drive
very often a short ons is bet
ter.
Don't forget TO hold your right
hand very low.
Don't take an awkward stand
al the table.
Don't taken an awkward
stand Al the table.
Don't fail 10 use chalk for
every draw. mssse and every
cushion shot requiring Eng
iish."
Don't use much English"
Don't fail 10 hsvs the tip a
little rough.
Don't have shiny places on
the tip.
Don't lay slow stroke-a
quick. soft one IL better.
Don't use a low ball (below
the center) for three cushion
shots unless II is necessary. as Il
is harder 20 control than the
top ball (above the center).
Evening journal., 1922-03-25
SPOR is :5=:5==55"1: ;.:=":=:- !
DoUer-DetIdnce Settle
State Cage Titles Tonight

their seventh consecutive State cham
plonship title. being accompanied by
large crowd OF followers How
ever. the local players believe they
will prove a tartar TO their efforts
and expect 70 do the unexpected In
tonights game.
The first half will be played under
the intercollegiate rules. while the
second half will be played under the
professional rules. Hardesty will Of
hciate IN the first half while Robert
Maxwell. Of Wilmington, will referee
the final half
From present indications the larg-
est crowd that ever attended a local
game will turn out for tonight'
game a. interest has been keen as q
the outcome OF the game
The. game will Get under way al
$40 o'clock sharp.
Evening journal., 1922-03-25
DUPONT HIGH TO
PLAY NEXT WEEK

Next Friday will mark the opening
OF the baseball season for the du-
Pont High School with the Avon
dale Vocational School. Of Avondale.
Pa. The game will be played at the
duBont High Athletic Field.
The Kennett Pike boys are ex-
pected TO be rounded into top form
by the time Of the opener. Twenty
one games have been scheduled by
Manager Hurst, ten At home and
eleven away.
The following boys are trying for
the team: Edier. Livermore, white,
Bags. Beatty. Maxwell, Nesbit. Will
mont. Layman. Roser, @. Martin,
Grotz. Hines Chandler, Strickland,
Jamison. Nutter, Angelo, Dobbs
Hoagland. Taylor Easthurn, Nc
Cracken and Schultz.
rrk. arhndu1ns
Evening journal., 1922-03-25

BY NEA Service
AUGUSTA, Ca, March 25.-John-
ny Mohardt is practically sure TO be
with the Tigers
The famous gridiron star from
Notrs Dame IL showing marked tai
ent on the ball field. He is being used
In the Detfoit outneld and physically
Mohsrdt has everything desirable in
a ball player.
More than that Mohardt Il anxious
10 learn. constantly asks FOR advice
and tries 10 improve himself. Few
ball players ever asked for advice
Evening journal., 1922-03-25
Mcmillan Looks
Like Real Find
Rv NEA Service.

NEW ORLEANS La--The
New York Americans appear TO
have landed another competent
third baseman IN Norman Nc
Milan. His work AZ the Yankee
camp has been one of the out
standing sensations Of the
present training season.
Mcmillan Is former collie
gian who came 20 the Yankees
last spring from an aoscure
Southern League.
He showed 20 much promise
that the New York club eN-
perlenced no little trouble In
waving him out OF the Ameri-
can League IN order that he
might be farmed TO Rochester
for development.
Playing under the direction
OF George stallings. his i'm
provement was remarkable 20
a degree. and prsss observers
who have seen him perform At
New Orleans sre unanimous IN
the opinion That ne Il one OF
the "hnds" Of the year.
Evening journal., 1922-03-25

Special 70 The Evening Journal.
DOVER, Del. March 25.-"Can
Dover defeat Dehance?" is the ques-
ton that has been agitating the fans
Of this vicinity during the past few
days. This has been the topic OF
much conversation and the local fol-
lowers will breath relief when the
fnal minute Of the classic. which Will
be staged At the Armory tonight. has
licked into oblivion as Il has been
rather working on their nerves.
However they will turn out 70 the
man tonight 70 root for their CO
horts and the walls OF the old Ar
mory will echo with plenty OF noise
due to their effort TO stimulate the
tide Of victory in their favor.
Reports from Wilmington has Il
that Defiance will come 10 Dover
with . grim determination 20 anns1
Evening journal., 1922-03-25

Babe Ruth In 1891 made 50 home
runs in i52 games.
In the spring training games Ruth
seems to have started his home run
habit where he left on in the fall Of
last year.
on his nrst trip 20 the plate in
batting practice at New Orleans he
hit the hrst bail pitched for the long
est drive ever made on that ball
park.
In practically every exhibition
game since Ruth has contributed
wailop that has made the Southern
fans understand why he is known as
the King OF Swat"
All OF which brings rs up 70 the
question that already has lot OF
the fans guessing, VIII Babe Ruth
be able 20 break his home run record
OF 5e7
Mrs. Babe Ruth says that her IA
nous hubby will make rs home runs
the coming season.
when one realizes that in order
10 make So home runs Ruth was
forced 70 average one for every two
and one-haif games played. It is easy
10 figure what a task Ruth faces this
year.
Figuring that he will not get into
the game until May 20, It will mean
that he will have to average one
home run for every two games in
order 20 surpass his mark OF SO.
I don't fancy that he will be able
TO turn the trick Ruth. however. is
the superman OF swat. and there Il
really nothing impossible for him.
CoIIegians Cut Wide swath I'm Msio'
League Circles.
The collegisn il sure cutting a wide
Evening journal., 1922-03-25
COLLEGE YOUTH SURE TO STICK

To have one DO Ss MohSrdt does sets
him apart.
Mohardt's best work is IN base
running. He knows how 20 run
bases; he can slide. Cobb has been
giving him special instructions IN
this line and Mohardt IL quickly re-
sponsive. He learns readily.
Mohardt IL a natural athlete and
his football career At Notre Dame
established him as a man who can
think. Mohardt will be member
Of the Detroit team when the sea
son starts.
Evening journal., 1922-03-25
EAGLF JrNIoRs REPIY.

ION March % saw In The Bat
tiesxe that the Lakevlew A.. A, said
they did not piay any games after
March is We do not doubt this but
on March is we we're 10 play them.
They showed up but would not play
although our players we're the same
axe a. theirs. They aid not cancel
but left the held without saying a
word 20 We thought Il right to claim
the game.
Now that we have eontrsdicted
the subject which they have failed to
mention. We would like 20 thank you
for the space we have taken Up.
Yours for clean sports.
LOUIS MARMRNO.
Manager. Eagles Jrs."