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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-08-05

FOR RENT-Rooms, with or without
board. Erickson Hotel, $40
America Ave. 4d8-5s
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-08-05
For Sale, City Property

FOR SALE CHEAP-Easy terms. 2
desirable corner lots, east front,
one-half block from lake. Phone
349. 2d8-7
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-08-05

LOST-Last night, between Birch
mont and Golf Grounds, a boat
.cart-With hunting boat on it. Re-
ward for: information about its
whereabouts. Phone 70. H. J.
Loud. ~ i. :3d8-8
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-08-05

WANTED-Girl for housework. Mrs.
E. W. Johnson, COS Lake Blvd.
Phone 13. 3d8-5
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-08-05

FOR RENT-Two new summer cot
tages: on Lake Marquette, 3 miles
south. of Bemidji. Phone 1T or
36-Fr22. - 6d8-8
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-08-05
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms,
, upstairs 523 Minnesota. 4d8-10

FOR RENT - Modern furnished
room at 621 Bemidji Ave. Phone
983-W. 1859
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-08-05
LOST OR FOUND

LOST-Gas tank cap. Finder please
: return to Pioneer office for reward.
-, >~. J.. 3d8-8
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-08-05

FOR RENT - Modern furnished
room, LAKE FRONT. Phone $40.
SIS Bemidji Ave. 7-29tf
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-08-05

WANTED-Would like to trade pi-
, ano for car. Answer II. NJ. o.
: Care of Pioneer. Sd 8-5
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-08-05

FOR RENT-One .3-room apart
ment; also one 4-room apart
ment, furnished or unfurnished.
New Kaplan building. 7-29tf
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-08-05
FOR sALE-Wax beans. Phone
3O-F-12. 4t 90

FOR SALE-1921 Ford, with winter
top and heaters. Cheap for cash:
FIR Duxbury Land Co. 8-2tf
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-28
WOMEN NAY STILL
SMOKE IN new YORK

New Morris. Na-. y Polio,
Commissioner Euri-lt TODAY hit-
cd thc hau vn >nu}iug ly women
iu uulilc place a~ suddenly a~ De-
clamncd ID down 'a~t night. when
hc ivaucd tre ani->mokiug or
diuaucc had never passed the
Eoard ui Aldermen ur Iccu sign
cd hv Nayur li,'au. The news
came libc "a rguuctC to nroPrlc-
tur- I'd fashionable smoke Shops
where mIaJ-l>' passion for t1C
soothing weed constitutes tHc
chici source u5 bread auj butter
revenue. The ordinance. uut:i
tu,ia, : rynrelc. also had itS CT
feet ou downtown cafCtcria>
where >tcuo-rarhcr- and women
clerks iorcgaihcr ior lunch. for
The smoking csii which the or
diuaucc MAS designed to check
la, spread Co New York women
I'm MANY walks oi lie.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-28
IRELAND NAY RUN
FOR STATE SUPT.

+ s. iceland. superintendent
pf Schools of Frankfort AMI ore
sf tar best known educators ru
tire state. may bc "a candidate
for the democratic nomination
for supcri1tcu.eut pf public iu-
-trurtfu nest year. Prof IRE
land was I,Ir Tuc-fag ou a
short hu-.nc-- visit Co. Eastern
Normal II- la- Taught here
during tIc Summer term often
auI highly regarded Dc ran
over rtl john q. Roger. prom
.uent furniture man of Frank
i.-f. Prof Ireland has repeat
c.-Is been mentioned iu councc-
Uan with thc head Of .hc states
educational work Ef- frirrf-
are saying now t'at hc Is tc
logical man ior State Supcrm-
teudcut AMI if he starts fe wilI
have many warm adhcrcnts ~
over kcu-rcky who wis ~puil"
Tor lim.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-28
LEGION To DECORATE
GRAVES MEMORIAL DAY

indianapolis. Ind Mar. D.
GRAVES of American ~o'ti.cr-. il-
urs and mariucs. who died in ,hc
world war. viii be visited ,r
Memorial Das hy comraiC- in Tire
american Legion both az hnmc
and abroad. according 90 plans an
uouuccd TODAY at Icgiea head
quarters
Legion posts iu every CowwUn-
vr r America VIII take charge
al Memorial Day ccrcmorics and
decorate thc graves oi an vclcr-
ans. 80 was said. While tb8u--
auds oi communities throughout
this country arc hunoring The >ui-
dicr dead in their midst the
distant uravc- IN France. England
bals and Russia uill uUS Lc neg
lccicd.
ln order to prevent confusion
and duplication oi effort in de-
.uratiu- graves in this country ou
Memorial DAY. the Legion viii
ask 40 posts e. organize a Cen
trail Grave Registration Bureau
iu every county for tho purpose
oi properly recording graves oi
veterans sd all wars and assigning
such graves to the individual
posts for proper decoration.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-28
LUCIEN BURNAM ON
JOB IN LEXINGTON

Prohibition Agent Tucicn Bur
mann. 81 Richmond. and W b.
Sianhcld secured grounds upon
which HAYS and Mccarthy. own
crs of the Niaduct Pharmacy IN
Lexington and West Main
street drug store have been cited
Co appear before Prohibition Di-
rector sam Collins April lO to
show cause why their permit to
hil whisky prescriptions at thc
Aiaduct Pharmacy should not
he revoked. Agents Bu-nam and
>tau6cld reported a shortage oi
four barrels and tWcuv-uuc SALE
lous at the Aiaduct rharnac.
The firm b. charged with f''in-
compound prescription, for hct-I
cragc purposes. failing to cancel
prescriptions and filling prcscr-p-
iions with no addrcs, oi thc ra-
iicnt given, prohibition Officials
-aid. The permit officials arc
seeking To- revoke was issued
after August J.. 1921. and under.
government regulations should
rm through lg22.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-28
TWINS
ARE NEAR DEATH

Chicago. Mar. ZS-I0-criia
AMI Rosa PTazrk. joined t1gcth-
c- al birth and Known a. dsc
~iamc-c Twins. are iu q scrwus
condition from yellow jauudice
at a hospital here to-day. Ply
.ician- sad au operation Co. sep
arate them g. out of the V-e--
iion for 70 would mean tfc death
of both Dc Jo-cpl.a dies. FER
sister must also dic. physicians
aid. in spite of al MEDICAL skill
JO-epTa was first taken IT, To-
day she s. unconscious. The
disease also spread e. Rosa AMI
she i-cs scmI-c0usciou,. Rosa b.
a willow. Sire has a son =. a
bright boy. who Is perfect men
tally and physically.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-28
Ogden Stiles Wife
Sues For Divorce

Bardstown. Ky, Mar. ga
sequel to the sensational shoot
ing OF Mrs. Samuel Crane and
Ogden W. Stiles in Mrs. Cranes
apartment one night several
weeks ago was a divorce suit
fled today BY Mrs. Stiles, whose
maiden name was Lucy Hinkle.
The petition, which IS urder-
stood to allcge adultery. was
withdrawn Immediately after be-
ing filed by Mrs. Stiles attor-
news, who refuse 10 divIiIge is
contents. Mr.. Stiles has en-
ployed counsel. The shooting
which was surrounded By niys-
tery, was believed By the au-
thorities at the time TO have
been an attempt by Mrs. Crane
TO kill Stiles and then end her
own life. but her relatives main
tanned that Stiles had shot her
then shot himself. Both families
are prominent in this communi-
y.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-28
Two-Year-Old Girl
Natural-Born Swimmer

Sacramento. Cal. Mar. 2S-
Parents of Nciva Anderson. two
wears old. TODAY arc considering
training her for some future
Olympiad. Yesterday she fell
into 4 pond three feet deep near
her home. She came To- the STR
face. began To swim and when
about halfway across the pond.
the mother wadcd IN and rcscu-
Cd her. The mother. a brother.
and sister assert she kicked her
feet. swung her arms IN natural
unison and propelled herself
sturdilv.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-28
MIR. Long May Have To
Play King Solomon

\ hen out at the home Of
Franc Long IN the country
wanted to set" the other
day. aud found a nest in the
loft with an egg or two and
started to work.
About the same time Mr..
Longs old tabI,y cat decided
20 find some kittens. so
she too. went to the loft and.
the hen happening 10 be
away at the time. appropri-
atcd the nest and 10. IN
short time. there were four
little kittens mcwing Tor
milk.
Tabby shortly went out
housing. and while away
the hen returned. The moth
er instinct iH the chicken
was strong. She wanted
some babies - and iisln.;
care what hind thcy were.
So she proceeded to hover
thc kittens. Pretty soon
tabby returned. but when
Sic attempted to get e. her
offspring. the hen RULED up
and gave her two or three |
viciou fccks that drove her /
awav.
Mr Long Is watching the /
contest Tor tie babies with |
much interest Tic NAV have
t5 oio The King solomon act
yet.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-28
Mere Women Run For Congress

Chicago. ar.-2S-Ihc fellow
ING women are among those run
uing for Congress this year: Mrs
Ellen Duauce Davis. of Philadel-
phia. Mrs. Niniired Mason Huok.
Of Chicago. Mrs. Mary Belle
Spencer. of IIill Top. Cook ooun-
IA. Illinois. Mrs. Irene Cleveland
Buell.. of Ashland. Nch- and Mrs.
4. X. Gault. mayor OF II. Peter
Mimi. The latter two arc sisters.
The Philadelphia candidate seek
ing the democratic nomination. Is
a great great granddaughter OF
BENJAMIN Franklin. who as q boy
exchanged argumentative letters
with a friend defending the pro-
priesy OF educating women and
their fitness for education
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-28
P. A. C. CONFERENCE
COMMITTEE CALLED

The Pa;tic Clay Conference
Committee IS called to meet al
the court house "Wednesday al
tcrnOon at 2 O'Clock.
lt is expected that the Com
mitjcc viii formulate at this
time a report recommending
some definite program regard
ing the present and future needs
81 the Pattic \. Clay iufirmary.
% be Presented to tlic people az
a mass meeting to bc held on
next Sunday night.
The Committee aS az present
constituted consists Of Mrs. T..
]. BuTuam. Miss Helen Bennett
and Mrs. George Simmons. rep
tc>entiHg the Patiic y. Clay In
Urinary:
Mrs James Capcrtou. repre-
scutiug the ID. \. K
Mr.. Carlisle Msupin. repre-
>cntiug the Elks.
Mr. {. y. Meth. representing
the Masons.
Mr.. William MaTcum. repre-
scuting the Odd Fellows.
Mr.. Willis Kennedy. repre-
scuting the Knights of Pythias.
Mr.. K ". CoIyer. represent
ing the Red Men.
Mrs. ). ]. McGaughey repre-
scuting the Cecilian Club.
Mr.. r. L. Turlcy. represent
ing the Chamber Of Commerce.
DIR. T. ]. Coates. representing
the Normal School.
DR.. II. ". Carpenter. repre-
Sentiug the Rotary Club.
Prof. ]. Howard Payne. rep
resenting the City Schools.
Judge John ID. GoOslIoc. repre-
senting the County Court.
Mayor VIM. O'NeiI and J. W.
Hamilton, representing the City
Council.
Mrs. Ballard LJxou. repre-
senting the Community Club.
Miss CuFaIccn Smith. repre-
senting the Welfare League
Mr.. Shelton Sauhey, repre-
scutiug the Daily Register.
DIR. o. +. Hume. representing
the Medical Fraternity.
Rev. II. W. Carpenter, Rev.
II. =. Schultz. Rev. O. o. Green.
Rev. W. o. SadIcr and X. l.. Tel
ford, representing their respec-
tive churches.
Messrs. {. L. Searcy, NJ. c.
CovingtOu. I. ]. Curtis. A. J.l
Million and G.. W. Todd and
Mrs. {. w. Cobb and others,
representing the county are yet
TO be added.
A full meeting Of the Commit
tee IS requested for Wednesday
IN the court house at 2 p H.
X. l.. TELFORD.
Chairman
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-28
Riekard Offers Alibi

New York. Mar 2S-l-vIdcncc
iu the case against Tex E1Ckard,
charged with attacking Sarah
Schucuicil. X. was completed to-
dav and the court told the jury hc
hoped to give them the case late
TODAY after the attorneys bad
summed up. Rickard testified he
was al foot ball game at TIC
Polo Grounds al the time when
nc was supposed to have met tic
girl
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-28

Louis F. Swift. OF Chicago. son
OF the meat packer. charged with
an auto while intoxicated
has been released on bond
Congressman Lucien W. Par
rish, of Texas, who was wounded
in an automobile accident. near
Wichita Falls, Texas, is dead.
Prohibition agents seized $6O.-
600 worth of liquor near Louis
vile. and believe they have un-
covered another big rum station.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-28

Cincinnati. Mar. 2S-Cattle
stcaiy; hogs steady; Chicago SC
to Toe higher.
Louisville. Mar. 2S-Cattic SOC
steady, tops S. so, hog, 100.
steady and unchanged sheep 50.
steady and unchanged.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-28
GERMANY SAYS MORE
TAX IS IMPOSSIBLE

Berlin. Mar. 28-ChanccIIor
Wirth today told the Reicistag
tie demand of ihc Miles Rep
aratiDu- Commission for an ad-
diti0ual tav levy of sixty billion
marks transmitted Co. che gov
crumc1t last week. was absy-
iutely impossible
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-28
They Won't Stsrve Then

Constantinoplc. Mat. 2S-Amcr
ican corn flour and corn grits arc
making their first appearance iu
Soviet Armenia. and other parts
Of the Near East this year. these
products having been substituted
for wheat and rice on an extern
sIve scale by the Near Fast Relief
IN its work through Asia Minor
and the Caucasus.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-28
100000 IN LIQUOR
ON PRIVATE YACHT

BayviIc. ~ -. Mar. 2S-Thc
steam YACHT EdtiI owned by An
tonic Cassesc. = tobacco import
er- was ras5cd oft the coast here
last night and liquors valued al
S15OOCO seized Is Sheriff Smith
She had been To- the Bahamas-
ThiTty-twO men. including Ca
sessc. were arrested and pleaded
not guilty to violating the pro-
hibitiOu laws They were lock
Ell Up 60 await further hear
ing
tory Of Music
Addrcss-Thc Relation of Edit
cation t. DcmOcraCy-PrcsIdent
M. l. Burton. University ofI
Michigan
Address-Coiou 5. Scott. of lIt-l
IIoiyoke College. Holyoke. 3lass-
Friday Morning
Music.
Forum of Higher IustItutious-l
President NJ. =. ADAMS. George-
town College. Chairman speakers
iInsitcf 10 three minutes each
Address-1Iiss Julia Ward Ab-
bott. department. Of education
Washington
Two other speakers to be sup
Piled
Reports. etc. eiectIou officers
Friday Night
Program BY the Louisville Phy
sical Education Society. consist
ing 81 athletic eVeEfs. This pro-
gram VIII be held n the auditor
INN 81 The louisville Male High
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-28

Fcss Whitaker. jailed jailer-
OF Letcher county has reafirmed
bis intention t. become a csndi-
date for Congress from the 10Th
District
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-28
MADISON CONTINUES
To RESPOrn gODLY
To Aid Of Stricken and Starving
Jews Of EaToDe-Lisi Of
Latest Contributors

Chairman O. Din Green. of the
Jewish Relief Fund. received thc
following wire from State Chsir-
man Fred Ley Tuesday affer-
noon.
kcIicf campaign ou fIr0ug'ous
state lu every district Is enrns-
rsatic and reporting .rt4fanraf
amounts Hope rou are mceffny
"'fH sucrc-s ir rour district.
krndIg ict u- have reporf a- .ler
- possible as Gre rational office
must EnDrr results Tfe re.rlr.e
from non- Jews in fr- tate f tie
most encouraging part of rfe
campaign D. n.f faf r-
FRED LEVY
Interest IN f-c -amrst1r
lIafr-Du county fl- Trurr War
kcifef continue from f7v f5
day and y1-r.ng ere -ar. f.rf.-
coming ru Ihf-r ufa r..e ne
Subscribed -fDulf f1 .l a- 1---
bccau-c fIe campaign muse r.
finished f'i- rcet. Clair
man Green
One Interesting feature of .-e
campaign La been re E-v~
number 9f voluntary rgrfr-fr-
ti"n- which fase rrcr Turned m
without 0ii-fsti1r whatever
some neople a-, hprr yre--
others arwi-e fhr -rg faa~
and orrc uuf have g-e-ry
'hrr-. upnr rs-m lrff of 10
smfI- are appreciated. hrt there
o. "mctHfrg lcartGr about Gre
voluntary gift Either phone ~
leave your srf-r-lofan arfr frc
State Bant E Trr.. C.. pa-h-
JUS Fa-hru -hor o- -rr re
G tLaruan. Dr Green
Ifc following o. "a -a-taf r.t
of fhn-c rfo mafe frelur. fg
Tire Jrwi-h Var F-ref rf
since tIr Ia.f ~era-f-
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-28

G. The Columbus \. a. base ball
game against the Lexington Blue
Grass team IN Lexington next
SUNDAY has been called Of.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-28

Rain and much colder tonight
"Wednesday cloudy and colder.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-28
BURNAM LEADS IN
EXAMINATION GRADES
As Taken By Civil Service Fer
Postmsstership Of Richmond
Ernst Bscks Him

Washington. N. C.. Mar. 2S-
Announcement has hccn made
ls, the tnd Service Commission
of the grades made in cNamina-
ton I'd applicant, for aupoini-
mcnt a. POSTMASTER of Rich
mond. Kentucky. The grades oi
The onix unc, who took the cN-
animation are ~ lUiioWs
Robcrt r. Buruarn. Ir 02l
lamc> 81. Nalkcr 200.
Buruam receives % military
preference credit ot :
Ecccw ed thc above jisratcn
from Washington has lead
friend, oi Nr. Eurnam to feel.
certain Jllaj hi> appointment as|
Postmaster uf Eichmoni :, noW
lui q matter .i % iest daz>. lic|
has hccu vuc I'D abe most active
republican uurkJr, iu this couu-
Is iu numhcr ui wears and ris
frieri> >sy IS cmmcutIy entitled
so she hunor- and cmolumcuts
ui tl1c y.hcc hc seeks. ID ., un-
dcr>tuej iiat Dee ha~ tHc cu-i
dor-cmyut ui Senator r. f.l
Ernst iar appointment. winch i-
sufficient to make hi> calling /
aud election sure
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-28

Music - Soprano Solo - Miss
Helen RiddelI. Of the Louisville
Conservatory Of Music.
Addrcss-Ncw Missions III Ed
ucatIon-A T. Wrnship. editor OF
the Journal of Education. Boston
Address-Dyuamic American
sm-A- y. Han. department oil
political science University I'll
Wisconsin.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-28

Music-Vceal Solo-Mrs. VIM
E selsoltzs Louisville conserva-
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-03-28
Tuesday Night, April II

AusIc-DId time lagDrItc SONGS
Louisville Womcu'- Chorus.
Addrc~~-~oug- that Live
Mrs. Rose Morgan. Columbia In
ivcrsity. New York.
.Ad,Irc,s-Equalitv of Edr-a-
tion-Dr. John J Tigcrt. &. s..
Commissioner 0i Education.
Washiuof0~.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1922-03-02
new ORLEANS ASKS
FOR BETTER RATES
Commission Is Requested to
Revoke Coffee Rate
Suspension.

New Orleans, La.-New Orleans cot
fee interests believe they have won
their fight for readjustment of rail-
road rates on coffee, which for the
past two years have been highly dis
criminatory in favor of Galveston
Last October the interstate com
merce commission instructed railroads
west of the Mississippi River to so re-
adjust their rates as to place New
Orleans on a parallel basis with Gal
weston, and it was believed at that
time that the New Orleans coffee i'm
porters had won their fight, but Gal
weston protested discrepancies and the
interstate commerce commission sus-
pended the order for the installation
of the new rates until next June.
This action made it possible for Gal
weston to enjoy another eight months
advantage over New Orleans. But the
New Orleans Green Coffee Association,
through its president, E. E. Lafaye,
sent kilograms and mail correspond
ence to Congressman James O'Connor,
and Carl Giessow, manager of the traf-
fic bureau of New Orleans.
Their activities resulted in a con-
ference recently before the interstate
commerce body at which Congressman
William Allen, representing New Or
leans commercial interests at Wash
ington, was present. In telegram to
Mr.. Lafaye, Mr. Glessow stated that
w. V. Hardie, director of traffic of
the interstate commerce commission,
had pledged himself to recommend at
the next meeting of the commission
an immediate installation of the new
railroad coffee rates west of the Mis-
sissippi. This pledge is looked upon
as equivalent to favorable action by
the commission, and it is hoped that
the new rates will go into effect within
thirty days.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1922-03-02
MERELY MONKEYS, AFTER ALL
Scientists UnduIy Agltated over the
Reported Discovery of New Hu-
man Race in India.

Recently there was announced the
discovery of new human race in the
Himalaya mountains. They were the
''abominable men Of the SHOWS" par
ticularly hideous, haired ferOcious be-
ings, of whom an explorer had re-
vealed traces.
Well, these abomlnable men, saws
the Petit Parisien, are no men at all,
but big monkeys, already known by
science. One Of them can be seen in
the galleries of the museum. To tell
the truth this langur (such is its
name) is stuffed, which, however, does
not prevent its having been alive and
its having come from the regions of
the Himalayas, where its fellows are
living in numerous troops.
This revelation, so unpleasant for
the manufacturers of prodigious adj
ventures, comes from Mr.. Goodwin
Austin, who has given in La Nature
the most complete details about this
monkey of Tibet, which for a moment
was promoted to the superior rank
Of man.-New York Tribune.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1922-03-02
PREFER CATCHERS TO PILOT
Club Owners in National League Show
Strong Desire to Use catehers
to Manage.

There seems to be a strong desire
among baseball club owners to select
catchers to pilot teams. No less than
six backstOps will manage National
League clubs this year, nve from the
bench, and Bill Killifer of the Chicago
Cubs from behind the bat. Killifer is
an active catcher and a good one, The
others are Mitchell Of the Boston
Braves, Gibson of the Pittsburgh Pr
rates, Hickey of the ST. Louis Cardi-
nails, Moran Of the Cincinnati Reds
and Wilbert Robinson of the Brook
Ign Robins.
Gibson was probably the greatest
star among the lot. He was the lead
ing backstop during his day, when an
active player with the Pittsburgh
team under Fred Clark.
In the American League Connie
Mack of the Philadelphia Athletics
and Lee Foil represent the catching
brigade who are managers. Mack Is
the oldest manager in major league
baseball, having turned sixty years.
He was catching in 1886, and was sold
by Hartford to Washington in the old
National League.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1922-03-02
MANAGER MILAN HAS
VERY CLEAN RECORD
New Leader Of Nationals Joined
Club in 1907.
Base Running Has Been Sensation Of
American League and While Not
Hard Hitter Has Always Been
Considered Dangerous.

Clyde Milan, veteran outfielder Of
the Nationals, has been named man.
ager Of the Griffmen by President Crit
fifth. He succeeds George Mcbride
who resigned last year on account Of
Ill health.
Milan will be thlrty-five years of age
his next birthday. He Joined the
Washington club in 1907, coming from
the Wichita club of the Western as
ISOLATION. He was purchased on Au-
gust % and finished the season with
the Nationals.
Milan has batted 300 or better dur
ing three years of his career. In 1911
his average was .315; in 1912 it was
1906; in 1920 he batted 1922. In 1912
his base running was the sensation of
the American league. He led that or
ganization with 88 stolen bases. He
came right back in 1913 with "A stolen
bases, enough to again give him the
honor Of being the leading base run
ner. in the Johnsonian organization.
While not a hard hitter, he has al
ways been regarded as a most danger
Gus batsman. His batting average dur