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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-18
KALENDARZYK.

Dzis, sObota, 1s. marca: sw. Ga
brjela.
Jutro. niedziela. 10. marca; Sw.
J6zefa Oblubiehca.
Trzecia Niedziela POstu.
Ewaungelja: Pan Jezus Wypedza
Djab{a".
Pojutrze,. poniedziaiek, 20. mar
ca: Sw. WOlframa b.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-18
sENAT o ZWRocIB KOSZ-
row UTRZYMANIA ARMJI
w EUROPE.

Waszyngton, 1S marca. = w
Senacie ziozono wczoraj oswald
czenie; re Stany Zjednoczone po-
skinny sic domagac zwrotu kosz-
tow utrzymania ich artnji ma ME
mieckich terenach okupacyjnych.
Deldaracja ia pochodzi zarowno
od senatorow republikanow jak i
demokratow, w inieniu ktorych
zabierali CLOS W tel sprawie Sc
nator Lodge Massachusetts,. Sc
.nator Underwood, oraz senator
Borah z Idaho, Senator Under
Wood domagai sic oprocz tego
zamianowania amerykanskiego
przedstawiciela do loomisji do cd
szkodowafiT wojennych.
Senatorzy Lodge i Underwood
oskarzali aljantow o usiiowanie
sprzeciwienia sic wypfacenil1 St.
Zjednoczonym kosztow utrzyi11a-
ria armji amerykanskiejI W Euro
Pie. Przy tel sposobnosci senator
Underwood zaznaczyl, IL republt
kanie So odpowiedzialni "a to, re
Stany Zjednoczone ME posiadaja
swego przedstawiciela W ko1nisji|
aljanckiej do odszkodowan wojen.
nych. Obeonosc przedstawiciela
a,nerykanskiego W tel komisji
Jest, wedhug jego slows jedynym
sposobem zadoscuczynienia zada
riom Stanow Zjednoczonych. w
odpowiedzi ma oswiadczenie Sc
ratora Underworld republikanle
oswiadczyli, re kwestja zwrotu
utrzymana armji ME O.
piera sic ami ma traktacie wersal-
skim ami tez ma traktacie berlin
skim tylko ma warunkach "a
broni.
Senator Borah oznajmil, re po-
dobno francuski premier Poin-
care powiedniai re Ameryka ME
posiada praw legalnych do zwro-
tt kosztow utrzymania jej armji.
o PRAWA AMERYKI DO
POL NAFToWYcH w
MEZoPoTAMJI.
Waszyngton, 1s marca. - Sc
kretarz Stanu Hughes przedsie- |
wziai kroki W celu zabezpiecze-l
MIA interesow ameykanskich ma
polach naftowch W Mezopotamji.
gdzie znajdaja sic najbogatsze
zrodfa nafty. Pan Hughes prze-
siai rzadowi angielskiemu note eiz
oznajmieniern donioslem zla--
czeniu faktu, re Turkish Petro-
lcum Co." domaga sic. wylacz-
lych praw ma eksploatowanie nat
ty w Mezopotamji, co bez male
lytego twzglednienia W tel ei'spra
vie praw Stan6w Zjedlnoczodlycb
hInery+ka nigdy ME zgodzi sic ma
rznanie tych wylacznych praw.
nota jest wyraznynl
protestem rzadu waszyngtonsld
20, ma ktofy ME otrzymano jesz-
,ze odpowiedzi.
MOzLIWosc UZNANIA RIA |
DU MEKSYKANSKIEGO |
PRZEZ ANGLE.
Washington, 1s rnarca. oil
statnie wiadomosci Z Londynu do
uiosiy, Il rad angieislsi ma ma
specjalna komisje do "a
ecia sic adkowaniem sprawl
zadan W Meksyku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-18
NOTA SOWIET6W w SPRAWIE WY.
PUSZCZENIA ARESZTOWANYCH
POSL0W HELZA DABALA. 4

WARSZAWA. - DonOsza tu Mo
ACwy, Ee KOmisarjat LudOwy dIa spraw
zagranicznych wysiaf note do Niemiee
i POlslzi W sprawie uwiezionych kCmu-
nist6w Helza i DabaIa. NOta dOmaga
sic Wypuszczenia Obu aresztOwanych...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-18
Mozliwost Uznania Rzadu Me-
ksyka1skiego Przez Angle.
Senat Domaga Sic Wycofania Wojsk Eropy.
Budowa Okretu Virginia Bsdzie Sko6ezona.
Wobec Moziwego Staku Powszechnego G6rnik6w.
lime TelegrdmU KrdjODe g.

Sfery waszyngtonskie tlwnacza
sobie te wiadomosc, .iako' wskazs
ME, ze wkrotce nastapi uznanis
rzadu meksykahsaiego przez Rad
apgelski co idzie "a tenn przez
Stany Zjednoczone. Do tel pory
tylko Anglia, Stany Zjednoczone,
Francja i Belgja ME uznaiy rzadu
0bregona W MeksyktA
w Departamencie Stanu oznaj
riiono podobno oficjalnie pro
wadzonych pertaktacjach, maja.
cych ma celu uznanie rzadu mex.
sykanskiego. Podobno Sekretarz
Stanu osobiscie zajal sic ia spra-
wa ]. poswieca iej- bardzo wiele
Iuwagii | czasu.
|SENAT DoMAGA STE WYCO
] FANIA WoJSK z EURoPY.
Washington, IS nlarca. - Poo
czas wczorajszych obrad mad trak
tstem czworporoztmienia wylo-.
Mia sic le'vestja utrzyinywaria ar
mi afnerykansEiej w Europie.
rezultacie omawiania ktorej sc.
natorzy domagali sic cd rzadu roz
porzadzenia O. wycofaniu tel ar
lnfisz terenow okupacyjnnych mad
Rencr1. Tyl&o trzech senatorow
sprzeciwialo sic temu zadanillf
przetnawiajac "a pozostawieniem
radal wojsk amerykanskich ma
rienlieckich terenacll olupacyj--
nych.
.BUDOWA OKRETU ,,VIRGI.
MA" BEDZIE SKONCZONA
Waszyngton, 18 marca. Sc.
aSretarz Departamentu Marynar-
ki wydal wczoraj rozporzadzenie
o dalszem prowadzeniu budowy
okretu West Virginia" az do
kompletnego sbonczenia. Okret
West Virginia" buduje sic "
stoczniach Newport News Ship.
building and Dry Dock Coz Jall
wiadomo Rad budowai diva wiels
kic okrety wojenne: West Vir-
ginia' ), Washington, z ktorycli
ca zasadzie traktatu konferencji
saszyngtonskiej ograniczeniu
zitojeh morskich, tylOo jeden
nliai bye lnkohczony w, tym cc-
III zostai zorganizowany special
ny wydzial ekspertow, ktorzy
rlieli zaopinjowac, ktory tych
okret6w ma bye skohozony. Wy
bor padi ma okret West Virgi-
M" zas budowa okretu WA
si,ington" zostafa zawieszona az
do czasu ratyfikowania odpowied
niego traktatu o ograniczenIu
zDrojen inorskich. Jezeli tralstat
ten bedzie ratyfikowany wow
czas okret Washington" a "a:
rowno iinne mniejsze okrety wc-
jenne beda zdemontowafle.
WoBEC MozLIWEGO
STRAJKU POWEZECHNEGO
G6RNIKoW.
Waszyngton, IS rnarca. = Sc
ktetarz Departannentu Piracy o.
znajmt wczoraj, ze PRONE Sc do
tychczas0we zabiegi rzadtr co do
zwosania iacznej konferencji
przcdsiebiorc6w kopainianych. z
gornikarhi " celu ustrnieeia nie.
pof1khmien zapobiezeniu wybu
choS <wentiaInego strsjku pc-
p6nicWAt dotychcsa
sow lady z przedsikbiorcSIili
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-18
KURs MAREK PoLsKCH.

Wedle kOmunikatu Polskiego
KonSuIatu GeneraIncgo kurs marek
poIskieh Jest dis 1910 marek "a 81.
czyH ss cent6w "a 1000 marek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-18
Z Biura MeteOrOlOg;cznegO.

Wsch6d sionca gOdzinie 5:57.
Zach6d sIo6ca godzinie 600.
Pogoda " Chicago 1 OkOlicy: w
sobote niedziele pOgOda niepewna'
prawdOpodobde deszcz lub snieg;
niewiele zmiany W temperature. -
silny wschodni wiatr.
Temperature DOLBY miniOnej: NaJ-
wyzsza wczoraJ godZinie 7-mej
wieczorem 80 stopni, najnizsza wczo
raj o godzinie 6-tej rano "a stopni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-18
Kronika Chicagoska.

powaznienia re strony wiadz le-
gislacyjnych, Organizacja Lun--
din-Thompson ME objasniia swe
go stanowiska, pogiosdti jednak,
krazace W magistrate. wskazuja
ma to, re organizacja ia bedzie
.zwalczafa projekt aldermana
Schwartza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-18
GWALTOWNA ZNIzKA CEN ZBOzA
w WARSZAWIE.

WARSZAWA. - Jak pOdaja pisrDa
tutejsze rOzpOczela sic gwaftOwna znit-
ka cen zboza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-18
Prasa Niemiecka Zada Rozbro-
jenia Francjji.
MiIitarna Okupacja Fiume Przez Wlochy
Ruch MOnarchistyczny W Bawarji.
Ottawa zawIeczena Tyfusu Do EwOpy ZachOdniei
lime TeIegramy Zagraniczne

do tego celu. Przeprowadzenie o.
kupacji zostaio powierzone gen.
Sanna. Porzadek ma ulicach mia
sta Fiume ma bye utrzymywany
przewaznie przez karabinierow.
Okupacja Fiume = zdaniem
ailitarystow wioskich = jest ko-
nieczna do wypeinienia traktatu
.rqpalskiego, kt6ry wkiada obo-
wigzek ma Wlochy patrolowania
.miasta. Wysyiajac wojska do
Fiume, W}ochy maja ma celu
tylko zabezpieczenie wyborow
legalnego rzadu, kt6ry byiby
zdolny do utrzymania porzadku
j zapewnienia odpowiedniego ro-
zwoju przemysiowi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-18
WYSYLAJA WoJ
SKA DO FIUME.

Rzym, Is. marca. (Prasa St)
= Rad wioski wydai rozkaz ml'
litarnej okupacji miasta Fiume.
Dddziai wojsk wloskich stoja-
rych W Trjescie ma bye uzyty
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-18

Waszyngton, IS n1arca. - o.
statnie wiadomosci z Londynu do
ftiosiy, Il rad angielsisi ma ma
znaczyc specjaina komisje do "a
jecia sic porzadkowaniem spraw
angielskich zadan " Meksyku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-18

pokonczenie "a sIrOnicy 2
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-18

rokonczenie na stranicy ScisJ
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-17

FOR RENT-Five. room apartment. niL
floor OF duplex house; located 6Ss W,
Seventh st. Phone Usage 2S6i or osa"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-17
Emptoyment
Mni.r MANTtn--MAIM

ARE You satisfied with cierking OF com
mon labor or would you rather be work
ing al a splendid salaryY Take the train
ing that assures ytn success. IN either
our day or night school Information
gladly furnishfd business from start g
finish. Draughnn's business college. blo
8. Main. Phone Usage SQsL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-17

BTNCE WALNUTs-i2 bushei express
prepaid anywhere In pklahomei lsfgsr
quantities. 81 per buFhel Z. o, b, Stll-
well. Farmers Produce co, ftI'We'|
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-17
Personal Property
rtEL ron SAFE


HICKORY nut coal best fof furnace and
stove use 7.bo per ton delivered OsSge
2f1f. 6gl7
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-17
Financial.
ON LEASES Am sUrPLiKs

ron SALE
The fee ana royalty In 100 aorea near Co
pan, okla, royalty now paying 40
per month, N interested, write Me-
Apahhnn Inveatment Co. Nlnitn, Okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-17
gAtT3ssfAN
WANTED
sIrrArIONs wANTrD-MAIr

WANTED - Experienced packing house
salcsmcn. Give fun particulars. iJt-J.
yHFu World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-17
LEARN ACCOUNTING

Positions aro always open Tor tho
occountnncy trained man. intcrnn-
tionnl Accountants society, 6lO
Daniel Bldg. Phone OfhRo 019f.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-17

NEW pECANS sHELiED
Select halves. tl.1b pound. Cedar soss.J.
POPCORN that will p0p t6o pound. two
Tor 25c 10 pounds 81. New crop .pecans
20c pound. Peanuts itc pound. Pertec-
tIun mat crackers 81 each. Dinding
stevens Seed Co. FIRST and Bonlder.
TURKEYS. ducks. geese and chickens
also squab. and capons In season /,
dressed clean and complete, ready 70
cool. Blue Valley butter. strictly fresh
eggs. e. W. nvans So 3, Boston.
Dsags a0t9
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-17

for RENT--Five,foom efficiency duplex
apartment has mBntel with radlanL
= 'lheAteT. living room, dining room, kitch'
en-. airplnne sleeping porch and Murphy
he'd. sb5 per month. Call r. H. Col'n'
Cedar $3.50.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-17
GOHD TIIINils TO EAf

NICE hand picked coal for quick de-
livery, Cedhr 1851, conner,s rrsn,ier.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-17
uuusrIlAD Goobs

NEw wainul library table, din
ing-room suite eight pieces, with oblong
table; mahogany bedroom suite, Win
vanity dresser mRhoeany suite with up-
right dresser. rugs; nearly new reliable
gas range, Hoosier kitchen cabinet,
ironing board. sewing machine, poly
chrome mirror; rockers; also other fur.
nlture suitable for apartmeni nni
housekeeping. Will sell by the piece3
bargain Tor cash. ms +. Fiith place
Ossue 9f77
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-17
Employment
hIrNArIONs MANTKn-FtMALr

r.npfOVnlcut
MUTATIONS wANTED-FEMALE o.
WILL TAKE child to room and board IN
private home Usage bb37.
wANTED--iaundry TO do; ali work
guaranteed tl26 per do2en. Cedar
IgG2.d.
WANTED-P0sition by stenoRfnpher-
bookk6eper with is yeats experience
general office work. good references.
Cedar ISIS,
WIDOW must have work saieslady,
cashier, grocery store or office work.
can Mrs. Gates. d066 In the afternoon
WANTED.-Waahing to do, ~ per dozen.
Phone Usage s331-R, 4S2 n Boston.
j. a. Gwynn.
wANTED-PTacticsi nursinE. city, re-
ference; $40 per week. Usage 7obs.
YOUNG lady, collector and general office
or Haleslady work after .. m. and
Saturdays. Call Cedar a20i after 5
o'clock
YOUNG WOMAN desires work of any
kind. go anywhere Cedar 2793. Ask
for Elsie.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-17

ACCOUNTANT AND TAX ENpERr-
tluoeu years experience. Will keep
ono or two small acts books In spare
time. T. o, box 437. Tulsa.
ACCOrNTANT- EXECUTIVE - Thorough
ly familiar with ell phases Of Oh office
work, capable OF assuming charge OF
office AAd records snd directing clerical
force, has had some field experience,
hest references. y. %, box 522,
manager, axe 49, ~ years IN Tulsa
IN save you money or no pay Box
bbi.G. care World.
Middletown transcript., 1922-10-02
LICENSE LIST


teT OF PERSONS. LICENSED
~ to retail goods, wares and mer-
chandise and other property of
Whatsoever kind, manufactures Of
all kinds. licensed eating houses, real
estate agents, brokers, auctioneers,
photogra pliers, optometrists. osteo-
paths, lawyers. doctors. dentists.
stations, circuses. veterinarians
peddlers. BARRIERS. merry-go-round,
amusement park, exhibiting amuse-
ment for profit. theatre or moving
picture, selling deadly weapons,
marrying concealed deadly weapons,
public baths for hire, livery stable,
pool and billiard tables, shuttle
board and bowling alley, vendors,
ADhiropody, manicurists, junk dealers,
apswnbr okers. grain broker and
Wholesale produce. distribution
of SAMPLES faundries. dyer and
ecourers. special detective, mer-
Acentile agency, bill posting. from
October 1, A. d. 1921. to September
90, A. d. 1929. with the sum by them
respectively paid for each license, to
&he Clerk OF the Peace of New
Castle County. for tho use Of the
state Of Delaware, ana pawnbrokers
and junk dealers. for the use of
New Castle county.
JOHN L. WRIGHT
Clerk of tho Peace.
Wilmington, Del. Sept. 80, 1922.
Middletown transcript., 1922-10-02

McCloskey & Co., Ino. -. IA 66
McGranary, Thos. A 80. 7 so
McCarrow, Edward ...... 10 10
McGarvey VIM. j. ...-.s so
McVaugh. John NJ. ...... 10 90
Mcconnell, P. ......,.... 6 81
McMonigal, Cormick J.. -. 90
McGinn. Daniel .......... b5 90
Mclaughlin. Annie p. 49,. 7 OF
Mccormick, J. w. ....... 8 so
Mcmahon Bros, Inc. .... 20 Is
McCallin, Roselia ...... IL so
McKendrick, Frank ...... 23 76
McNiff, John T. ........ 8 90
McGee, Vincent T. ..~.. Z 90
McKeever, s. @. .......S s 90
McCrery. Albert J. ...s..s s 90
Mcclure, Richard ........ ~ 78
McCafferty. Mary A. ..... 8 so
McCabe, F. E. ........... 10 20
McCarron. Martha ......s Z so
MeKelvey, James A. 49,. II 81
McEwilly, Thos. r. ...... rs
McLacklapd. Edgar B. 80. 724
McColley. D. I ..A..a...< - ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-13
Columbia Men Use Bucking
Engine and Strap in Practice
Buck O'Neill Keeps Squad
Busy on Baker Field.

Six absentees from the first practice
Of the season made their appearances
for Columbfa's second workout yester'
day afternoon at Baker Field, the Blue
and Whites uptown bailiwick. The
newcomers were II. w. Blaine, center
Stuart Chase. tackle; Jack Van Brock
lin. halfback: Carroll. Franklin Y,
Brodil. captain-elect of the crew and
center and end Of last years varsity
eleven. and Bliss Price. center, who ar
rived too late for workout Monday.
Brodil breezed up the road to the
Manor House with couple Of pack
ages Of athletic regalia about o'clock.
and therefore did not get into his uni
form :.
Ben Roderick, Lou Gehrig. Capt. Walt
KoppIsch. Jack Van Brocklin and Bob
Burt got in a kicking session. after
which Coaches Brooks and Depler took
the lnemen and Head Coach ONeill the
backs. Reynolds, the new end coach
from the University of Georgia. took
care OF the flanks. Buck" gave the
field men practice in the starts. fol-
lowed by short passing session. The
boss then brought out the bucking
strap, one Of his own inventions. and
let the men 90 to 1t, giving them advice
when they failed to get into II with
snap During this work Roderick, the
former Boston College star, showed a
great deal OF pep and dragged the as
sistant managers holding the strap a
good ten yards every time. Joe Brooks
dragged out his pet engine, the buckins
machine, and let the llnemen push for
all they were worth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-13
Polo Handicaps Changed on
Eve Of Big Tournament
Readjustments Effective Only
for Philadelphia Event.

A readjustment OF handicaps Of polo
teams for the tournament opening to-
day in Philadelphia was announced
yesterday by the Polo Association.
Under this new arrangement. effective
only for the Philadelphia matches. the
Argentine. Meadow Brook and Shell
burne teams will play from scratch.
Eastcott, the Anglo-American combina-
ton. will be allowed a handicap Of two
Orange County. six; Flamingo. seven,
and All-Ireland. ten. The opening game
is between ireland and Orange County.
AL. matches of the Monty Waterbury
cup polo tournament at the Meadow
Brook Cub, westbury. L. l., are to
begin promptly at 8 40 p. NJ, accord
ing to an announcement made yester-
day by Walker w. Wick, secretary Of
the polo committee OF the Meadow Brook
Club.
Games are scheduled to be played on
September 81. 2s and 80 and October
2. 4 and Z. Drawings will not be made
until next week. but to date seven teams
Argentine, Eastcott. All-lreland,
Meadow Brook. Orange County, Shell
burne and F1amingos-have been en-
tered. All matches are TO be played
with handicaps.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-13
Princeton's Squad Increased
To Sixty-fiUe Candidates.

Special Dispatch to THE Nrw York HERALD.
PRINCETON, Sept. 12.-Princetons
football squad increased by ten late ar
rivals to slxty-five, began work in
earnest this afternoon on a ten day cor
ditioning program. The various coaches
took charge Of the candidates In groups
and spent the first hour In lecturing On
the rules. Coach Roper announced =
written test will be given Saturday night
on the general principles Of the game.
Following the talks of the coaches the
lads were given drills in which was
emphasized the particular style of play
of the various positions.
Roper stated that he believed the
squad this year would be a hard work
ing one and that 1t would average less
weight. than In former years. Scrm-
mage will begin about "A week before
the first game, September 80. with Johns
Hopkins
Howell vangerbig. star punter on the
1921 squad, was sent home for week
to allow an injury to his foot TO COM
pletely heal.
Keene Fitzpatrick. trainer, announced
that the next ten days would be given
over to the development of the physical
condition of the ylaycrs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-13
Jim Rice will Remain
As Columbia Crew Coach
Friendly Rowing Committee
Also Reappointed.

No changes will be made for 1928
among those who guide the rowing
destinies Of Columbia. This means that
Jim Rice, whose contract expired last
June. will return and that the crew CON-
mittee has given the coach a vote OF
confidence. Behind this vote lies the
appreciation of the crew section Of the
Varsity CO. Club, which has reappointed
the crew committee which served last
season and has come forward with a
strong boost for Coach Jim.
Rice who is up In Canada, has not
yet signed a new contract, but he Is
expected to return here within a few
days and go through that formality
According to information given to us
yesterday by Bob Watt the graduate
manager of athletics, Morton G.. Bogue
has been rcappointed chairman OF the
crew committee, with Fred Miller vice.
chairman. The others on that body are
Lester Spaiding, Albert G. Rothwell
Frank Brodil. captain of the crew; Ed
ward Kelly. manager, and Watt.
Bogue last year took the place oil
Charles Halsted Mapes both as chairman
of the Columbia committee and as head
of the board of stewards of the Inter
collegiate Rowing Association. He is a
stanch admirer of Rice and stood
strongly by the coach when few
Cassandras insisted on predicting the
passing OF Rice from rowing at Column
bia.
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Yale Practices Punting
kickerS to Houe Field Today.

Special Dispatch to THE Nrw York HERALD.
NEW HAVEN, Sept. 1.-THE first
morning practice of the Yale football
season has been called for tomorrow.
when all the lSickers will report to DR..
Bull and MacAldrich for instruction in
punting and drop kicking. In the practice
this afternoon Neale, Mallory, Scott and
Haas showed up promisingly in punting.
Despite lowering skies, which had been
responsible for heavy downpour in the
morning. the squad was put through the
regular PAGES. The beginning Of the
second weeks work resulted in the same
routine as was followed all last week
The varsity squad was enlarged to-
day by the addition OF five men from
DR.. Bulls squad. W. w. Jones, who
played in the backfield on last years
freshman eleven, has been showing up
very well SO far this year The other
men so promoted were Knowles. back
on the 1925 team: Dan Kelly, who
played second base on the baseball team
this spring and is a candidate for the
position Of quarterback; Warner. a back
on Bulls squad last year, and Mac
Alum, a quarterback on the second
squad in 1921
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BROWNS WIN AND
CUT YANKEES LEAD
Victory Over Detroit Places
st. Louis Within One Game
Of the Leaders.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 12.-For the second
time in two days ST. Louis came from
behind in the tail end of the game to de-
feat Detroit. The locals took to-days
game s to 6, after trailing the Tigers UP
to the seventh inning and by virtue OF
their victory and New York's idleness
advance to within one game Of first
place.
President Ban Johnson viewed the
game from box. lie said his presence
here had no significance beyond desire
to see in action one of the teams which
may represent the league In the worlds
series.
The penrant chasers took the lead In
the eighth, annexing three tallies after
blanking Detroit in short order. Van
Glider singled. 1t was his third hit
Tobin hunted but forced Van Glider
Bassler to Rigney. Foster singled,
sending Tobin to third, and stole Sec
ond. Shorten singled. scoring Tobin.
but Foster was out at tho plate.
Shorten took second on the throw in.
Williams singled. Shorten taking third
and Williams taking second on the
throw-in. Shorten and Williams scored
on Jacobson's single.
Detroit could add only one more run
in the ninth. Blue and Haney singled
and when Foster threw over Jacobson 3
head Blue scored. After pitching three
balls to Cobb. Van Glider was replaced
by Pruett. who struck out the Tiger S
manager Neach also struck out and
Fothergill lined out. The score:
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Gorgan Gives Fordhan
Strenuous Afternoons Work.

Tho sloppy condition Of Fordham Field
did not deter Frank Gargan. Maroon
football coach. from sending his charges
through long and strenuous after
noon of football exercises, designed to
condition the men. Gargan, himself,
was in uniform and worked for over two
hours with the candidates. directing
their calisthenics and instructing them
in the throwing. receiving and falling
on the ball
The squad, which on Monday. the first
day of practice, totaled twenty. was
augmented yesterday by the arrival Of
a half dozen new candidates. BY the
middle of next week. however. at which
time most of the college classes will
have been resumed, Gargan confidently
expect that his squad will number at
least fifty odd men. Other than the half
dozen now in camp, but few more vet
Grams are expected back.
Light work, but plenty of II. 1t on
schedule for the rest OF the week. Then,
IL the condition OF his men warrants
1t, Gargan will bring out the tackling
dummy and bucking machine the first
part of next week. A scrimmage on
about next Wednesday or Thursday
would not surprise.