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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-04

DETROIT, 4 Maiu.-Politia ere
de ca Robert Salamon, jr., de IA
ani-al carui cadavru fost gasit
spanz,lrat intr o snra din apropie-
rea easel lOr-a fOst uciS. La in
ceput politia, dimpreuna ell familia
cOpilului. a crezut ca copilnl s'a
sinucis, Gu tOate ca nu Sc putea
gasi nici un mOtiv pentru aceasta.
Investigate politiei a constatat pc
cadavru semne carl indica ca CO.
pilul a luptat multi panace a murit.
Nici positia cadavrului n ar Fl pu-
tut fl aceeasi care a fost cana a
fost gasit, daca copilul ar fl comis
sinncidere.
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y. s. r. A.
COW U NIcAT.
No. 553-o22.

societatile membre in Uniunea
Societatilor Romano do Ajater 81
Cultur& din America STUNT rugate
10 lua II eunoetinta urmatoarels
casuIi de moarte fntamplats in
luna Martie 81 April 1922, care
san trimes spre achitare Il 80
cietAti ca datul de ! lGAiu 1892,
care spnt liamateareIe:
No. $40 loan Murzea de la Soc.
''Dr. Y. LucaeiH" $4,000.
No. a21 Saya Igriean do Ia Soc.
oDest. 4. 4 Hora Unirei 500. 90.
No. GA Klena y. Stoiea d Il Soc.
''Samaaatoral Romaa" e70o.00.
No. 623 Alexandra Bodan de Il
Soc. "Ardeleana" ~. $4,000.
No. 624 Elena Mosora de La Soc.
''Printal c&reF' lksl.) 17o0.00.
No. 006 loan Varea de IA Soc.
''Ulpia Traiana' 170ON0.
No. Gas asozgs y. Lupe de Ia
soe. 'yalni1si I. Rom" 10000
No. 627 Ana Dirs Morar de Ia
9Oc. a&rkax4nrnl L. t1n0 o,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-04

Geneva. Fridtjof Nansen,
presedintele societaNi pentru aju-
torafea rusilor, primit O scri-
scare din partea representative
lui sau in Ukrania, in care aeesta
j cere sa trimita hrana cat de
multa in Tkrania. Scrisoarea Zice
ca ppste1 100000 de persoane
n 'au .ce manea 81 ca nnmarul ca-
lor ee NOR din cauza foamei "a
ajuns la 10000 pc ri.
New York. - Tn vopsitor, ca
re lucra Ia casa pc William
sburg, a alnnecat de pc schela 81
caznt in strada, lovind in cade.
rea lui 0 femeie ce tocmai trecea
pc acolo. Au fost dust amandoi la
spital, unde s'a constatat ca a.
veau capetile sparte 81 mai multc
vatamaturi launtrice.
Toledo. O. = Gu scopul de a
creia usurare in conditiunile
celor fara de lucru, Directorul
societatii de caritate de aici a
angajat vre-o suta cincizeci de
muncitori sd lucreze prin diferite
gradini publice. Pentru plata lie.
furilor orasul pus pc plata bo-
nuri de tezaur in forma de fmpru-
NUT de scurta durata.
LiSabona. r Stirile sosite din
Funchal anunta ca fosta impara.
teasa Zta 81 familia sa va pleca
din Madeira in Elvetia, in decnrs
de zece zile. l.
na
Augusta. Ga. = Locuitlorii ace
stui oras all asistat noaptea tre
cuta la un fenomen ceresc. Gu
lriOsul fenOmen fost caderei
unh meteor (stea), care pentru
cateva minute a taiat bolta ce
reasca eli 0 mare fasie luminoasa
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-04
SA FIN ATENTI

ACASA petrec ucrur mari. Ardcalu scarbt de polca
barbara unei anumite clase din veciu regat ridca
singur 81 professional contra melor comise Sc
vorbeste de aduare poporulu la Alba lula Sa finn
luare amine Inme noastre pentruca sunt
ardelen penruca representa- partea buna poporuu
ostru 81 penruca dreptaea dansii Sa finn gaa de
c da 81 moi antoru nostr moral Trebuie facem tou PEN
ridca 81 pc conducaorii Ardeaulu la conducerea ta
81 ln Vada MANU. 81 lor cuvine pare la
ducerea Romaniei Mari.
Ei sunt poate ngurii carl pot cuTat gunoiu acanc
dunat de alta vreme in regatul vechiu 81 mic
Sa asteptam 81 sa finn gata
Lon Il Paunei
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-04

DIN FUcA C)NDfIUuU|

GAINESVILLE Signal scrie ca
asertiunca presedinteini Harding,
ca 'ne-am reintors la normal IA
poatc Fl adevarata pana cand t.
garlic ce Sc Wind cu cmci cent?
snnt inca tot mizerabile.
So
Timpurile normale vor ii acela
cand in New York vor fl Omorltl
mai putin de 'trei indivizi la ri.
-
Guvernorul din statul Yucatan
declarat ca ''fiecare ON trebuic
S alba eel putin 4S femei''. Tn
ministru de al hi aaaogat ime-
dat ca in aceSt caZ numarui ca
selor de nebuni trebuie SPORT in
mod considerable.
&
Referindu-se la generositatea
congresului ziarul Bellefontaine
Examiner exclama: ''E usor sd
| fiji generos din banii altuia".
A
O idee erandioasa Ziarulul
Fremont News: e bine ca Ger
mania nn-si recastiga prosperita-
tea. Daci ar progresa ar trebul
sa-si plateasca datoria.'''
"a
Resnltatul tratatului de la Ra-
Ipallo va Fl egalizarea valoarei
marcei GU a rublclor.
50
Gel mai bun censor al costume.
lor de sea Ida este tintarul.
"a
Daca telefont,l va fl inlocuit dc
telefon fara sirma. 'gurele satu
luz vor muri de lipsa Gle somn
50
In Dublin fortele republicans
au atacat o scaldl publica, All fl
cut o bale 81 apoi ''au sters-o''.
:, a
! Jack Dempsey spune ca m
| bea. nu fumeaza. MI bate n cart
Admiratorii lui insa ar vrea 81
site ''daca Sc lupta'.
! s.
I Sc spune ca, in scnrt timp
reusita cinematografelor vOrbi
Itoare' este asigurata Admitem
Oar ce Sc vor face actOrii carl M
Istiu englezeste? Ori ce vor fac,
europenii cand Ii Sc va projects
4 uu iiiIi1 t1Ip!tLtSC. 81. Iildl DIeSlB
de toti. ce vor zice germanii cane
| il Sc va proiecta un film francez
3
Sc spune Cd preSedintele Har
ding a strans mana 10000 per
soane. Tot bine ca nu Ia mod
in Statele Unite obiceiul uno
neeri din Africa earl in semn d
salut Isl ating fruntile.
s.
! Chinezii an revolutie. Frat.
lupta contra fratelui. Oricine i'm
vinge. invingatorul @ in familie
s.
Calea ca valea in China. dar C,
vor zice amatorii Chop-Sueylo
in America cand patriotii cllinez
vor spala putina.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-04
pos1A REDAcI!EI

D-lui G. Bucur, 184 Co. House,
e. Hamond, Ind. - Platirea bo-
nusului pentru soldatii din statul
Ohio este in curgere. Din cauza
numarului extrem de mare al
celor ce vor beneficial de lege,
platirea decurge cam inject. Sa fiji
sigur ca vel primi suma, daca esti
Indreptatit la ca. I'm cazul ca ti-ai
schimbat adresa ar fl bine ca so
comunici departamentului bOnu-
sului din Columbus. eventual prill
[mijlocirea yre-unui post al Le-
gillnei Americana.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-04

parada proiectata de SocialistiI
impreuna en- comuliistii.
Roma. - Lumca muncitOreasca
din Roma a celebrat zilla de |
maiu printr'o complecta ahtinere
de la lucru. Pc strade s'a 0bser-
val o liniste mai mare ca in zilele
de Dumineca, pravaliile an fost
inc!isp. tramyaele n au circulat
81 nici lln ziar n a aparut. Unlu-
nea muncitoreasca Il tinut in
|trunire generala, in timpnl Garcia
s'a observat cea mai perfecta
ordine.
]. Stambaugh. Michigan. - Preo-
tnl Henry Brockman, parohul BIZ
sericei Ialterane Germane din To-
lcalitate. s'a Sinucis impuscandu-
Sc la locuinta sa All noapte, in
timpul cand I'm agent de polite
venisc sal ia la Crystal Pals,
unde trebuia sd apara inaintea
tribunalului pentru crima de a Fl
atentat la pudoarea unei minore.
| Londra. Sir Hamar Green
wood, primul Ministru al Irlan-
del. a anuntat in camera comune-
lor ca alegerile in lrlanda Sc vor
| face luna viitoare.
| East Liverpool, O. - Conduc-
tori de la tramvaele comunale au
iesit in greva, astfel ca peste
cinci mil de mrmcitori trebue si
imearga la fabrici pc jos. Grevistii
sunt in numar de $50 81 toti fac
parte din Tniunea eonductorilor
Paris. =. .Sambata viitoare Mi.
nistrul de Razboi al Frantei va
darui Legiumei Americana un
: tablou intitulat America" Ia.
blonl reprezinta un soldat Anne
rican sprijinind cu mana dreapta
pc IN Francez ranit lar cu cea
stanga alnngand pc inamici.
Tokyo. = DemisiOnarea cabi
netului Takahashi, desi facuta CT
scopul de rc0rganizare a ministe
rulnl, este de asemenea c0mentata
ca find 81 impusa de protestu
lpoporului contra continuarei ocu
patel miliIare din partea Japo
iniei' in Siberia. De altfpl ocupati;
;, In siberia opera castei militart
81 nu a Prim-ministrului Taxa
: hashi.
Londra. - Aka Han. un faimo.
fruntas nationalist din India.
declarat unui correspondent. a
ziarului Daily Express ca pest
putin timp in India va isbucni re
lvolntia din nou. Dansul zicea
Dara Englezii nu-si revizues,
polltlca !or mahOmedana, isbucni
rea unei groasnice revolntii il
india nu poate fl evitata.
Cleveland. o. = Zilele aceste
conducatorii de la tramvaele dil
Cleveland vor decide prin vo
daca primesc sau nu propunere
flrmei de le scadea salarul c,
Zece prOcente.
Gary, Indiana. = Frank W.
lgoner, in etate de % de ami.
tlcls pc amanta sa, Sofia Koyacl
: tragand asupra eli cinci focuri d
ii revolver, lar dupa aceia s'a SIM
y els Gu aceiasi arma. Sc zice c
: tlnarnl comis acest act dispera
i din cauza ca parintii fetei le Il
j terzisesera casatoria. Sofia era j
etate de ID ami.
G L0rain, @. - La intrunirea I
J nuta aici. muncitorii de la santi,
: rul de vapoare an hotarit sd co,
: tlnIe Vrpya darlarata Inn; ;,
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LA MSTTTUTUL TIPOCRAFIC AL
YARULUI AMERICA"

shitaere hlrtis do scrs ii psqH psntru aostx shbu
psrohii; Statute dfsrite rsvsts ssn brssar Prsje
narts modsrsts Executaess - fsoe prnmpk u hmpul
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-04

Myersdale, Pa. Aici q facu,
explozie locomotive a liniei
'Baltimore & Ohio railroad, saci,
zand meeanicul, focaall 81 inca
I'm at ON din personalul trenu.
Iii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-04

Chicago, II. - Pc Harry Craw
forsd, directorul unni cinemato
graf de aici, l'au slit niste ban.
.ditl sa spne secretul lacatului dc
la casa de bani, supunandu-l Il
dlferite tortnfi intre care a fost
81 aceia de al arde Ia talpie pi
elorelor cn jurnale aprinse
Crawford insa ma scos nici un
cuvant, salvand astfel cei tre
mil de dolari eel avea in casa.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-12-01
Preparing Govt ..~-
Suits to Recover
On Army CantOnments

Washington, Nov. 30.-ABy A. FL
Additional civil suits, involving $20,.
900. 900 to $3O.O000 600, which the gov.
rnmcnt hopes to recover for alleged
overcharges and waste in connection
with the construction Of certain army
cantonmcnts during the war. are being
prepared by the department of justice
and, it was understood today, probab-
~ will be flied within 10 days. IT,
The first OF the departments civil
suits against war camp contractors
were flied last week, and it was under
stood then that they were the forerun-
ncrs of other actions. 1t also was in
uicatcd that criminal proceedings were
possible.
The actions brought last week in
volvCd tho construction of Camps Up-
ton, Sherman, Jackson and Funston,
and sought the recovery from the in
VOWED constructing companies of more
than $c0,0U0,000. Cantonments built
during the war cost the government
total Of $20S. 0O0, 900 and it is said At
torney General Daugherty hopes to re-
cover between 100000, 900 and $S0,000,-
coo as OverChargcs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-12-01
Harvey's Six
Points for L. S.
National Policy

Manchester, England, Nov. 30.-(By
A. P.D.-George Harvey, the American
ambassador, speaking as the guest of
honor at a Thank sgiving dinner of the
Auglo-Amercan Society tonight, out
.ined in six points what he considered
a good formula for the national policy
of tic United States. The points as
given by Mr.. Harvey were:
First. to foster the strength of the
republic by just legislation and econ
oiny a. home.
Second, to preserve to the nations
Of the world the blessings Of peace.
Third. to strive to cultivate and
maintain concert of Europe.
Fourth, to avoid needless and en-
tsngiing engagements.
Fifth, to acknowledge the equal
rights Of all nations.
Sixth, the foreign policy of the Unit
cd States should always be inspired
by love of freedom.
Mr. Harvey, who responded to the
toast cordial relations" said very
few words would comprise compre-
hensiveIy adequate response.
The relations between Great Bril-
tain aao the United States, both be-,
tween governments and peoples, ought
to ,be cordial. and they are" said Mr..
veg. They should continue to be cor
dial ard they shall. What more need
be said? The toast has been proposed
anG tie response has been given. Ar
gumcnt is unnecessary. The assertion
is accepted. And the incident is
closed"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-12-01
Mike o'D0WD GETS
DEC|S|0 N over
ROSENBERG ON FOUL

New York, Nov. 1O-Nlike O'DoWd,
of st. Paul. won over Dave Rosen-
berg, of New York, on a foul in the
eighth round of 1J-round bout here
today. Rosenberg was disqualified
for hitting low after > minutes and
IS seconds of fighting in that round.
O'Dowd was leading by a wide mar
gin when the bout ended.
The judges decision awarding the
bout to O'Dowd gives him the rec
ognition of the New York state Ath-
lctic Commission as worlds middle
weight champion.
Rosenberg twice had been warned
by Referee Patsy Haley in the eighth
round, when suddenly O'Dowd Crum-
pied up and sank to the floor.
Referee Haley Immediately disqual-
flied Rosenberg and the bout was
awarded to the st. Paul boxer by the
judges.
Immediately after the bout, Dep
uty Boxing Commissioner Harry
Burchill ordered that Rosenberg s
share of the receipts be withheld,
pending an investigation by the ath
letic commission.
O'Dowd outfought and outgener-
aled Rosenberg all the way. scoring
a knockdown in the third round.
The weights announced were:
ODowd, $50: Rosenberg, 156.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-12-01
MCGUIRE warren DOUBLE SIX
Will STIR FANS. TONIGHT AT
CITY HALL --SEM| A HUMD!NCER

Tonight in Augusta City Hall the
Augusta Athletic Association stages
its second bout for the benefit OF
next years baseball team. 1t is up
to fight fans, baseball fans and
others TO see to it that there is
big crowd If there is any fund to be
set aside for this purpose. It's no
charity affair. The boys selected as
principals for this bout will satisfy
the most eXacting Of sport followers
and there Is guaranteed action in
every set-to scheduled.
Fans have read all the dope about
these lads and are hep to the fact
that real class will be dished out in
liberal quantities. Tommy Mcguire
who meets Freddy Warren in the
big noise ARRAY has finished a weeks
training in the Capitol City and is as
hard as nails and anxious to show
his wares to Augusta fans. In War
rem he meets one of the cleverest
boys in New England and a hectic
clash may be looked for.
Joe McFadden has also been
through a hard weeks work and is
fit for his siX-session argument with
Roy O'Brien. the Rochester lad who
comes with rep for cleverness and
ability to hand out lawmakers. Fans,
this bout will surely rival the main
go. All OF the main bout and semi
final boys are now in the city.
Then as an appetizer for the eve
ning's fisticuffs we will have with us
one Panama Kid hailing from Wa
terville. The Kid carries poppy
pill in either mitt and has: n faculty
Of slipping 'cm to his opponent.
Whether they will prove eflicacious
tonight when he meets Young Kid
Gustin OF Gardiner in six stanza
slasher, remains to be seen. There's
nothing but brooding silence from
the down river town. but rumor
says there's money there and-well,
of course. money talks. Be in your
seats at 81 sharpe to see the start
of festivities. Get your seats today
at Packard's, Augusta. or Arata's,
Hallowell After 6 p. NJ. get them at
the hail. The prices, S1.50 S1.O0 and
15c. plus tax. All out tonight for the
base all team and an evening of real
boxing.
Cars to Togus, Gardiner and Win
| throp after the show.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-12-01
Second Bout Augusta City Hall Tonight Benefit of Baseball
EIGHT GRID GAMES
ON UNIVERSITY OF
maine SLATE 1923

Orono, Nov. 29.-Graduate Manager
Hampton Bryant Of the University
OF Maine football team announced to-
night the probable schedule of the
University Of Maine football schedule
for 1928 to include eight games. The
season will open with Lowell Tech
1t is expected and definite arrange
ment of the game is expected shortly.
On the 2'th, Maine will complete
two year agreement with Vermont,
playing at Burlington, VT. Rhode Is
land or Dartmouth will be played on
the 9th at horne with Dartmouth or
Rhode Island on the 18th.
The State series opend with Bates
at Lewiston on Oct. Goth, followed by
the Colby game and Bowdoin game
the following two SATURDAYS. The
Bowdoin game next Fall will be the
only home game in the State series.
The schedule will close with the
annual game with New Hampshtre
State at Portland
The Vermont. Bates. Bowdoin, N.
r.. State games are settled.
1923 U. Of M. Grid Card
Sept. 22--Lowell Tech at Orono.
Sept. 29-Vermont at Burlington.
Oct. 6-Rhode Island at Orono.
Oct. 13--Connccticnt at Storrs or
Dartmouth at Hanover.
Oct. 20-Bates at Lewiston
Oct 29-Colby at Waterville.
Nov. 3-Bowdoin ut Orono.
Nov. 10-New Hampshire State at
Portland
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-12-01
Bantam Champ Lynch
Wins from frankie DAILY

Indianapolis. Ind, Nov. 30.-Joe
Lynch. bantamweig ht champion Of
the world, won handily from Frank
lie DAILY, of New York, in a 1O-round
boxing contest here this afternoon.
Lynch outboXed his opponent all the
way. having him groggy in the sew
enth and tenth rounds.
Days best round was the fourth
when he caught the champion flush
on the jaw and shook him up. Be
fore the round ended, however,
Lynch was back in the lead. Days
best asset was his ability to absorb
punishment.
Ross Murphy. Chicago light
weight, Knocked out Billy Hennes-
sey, of Denver, in the first round of
the semi windup, Bobby Bridges of
Indianapolis. a welterweight, knock
ed out August Kelley. Of Milwaukee,
in the fifth round of the other con-
test.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-12-01
O'DOnnell Chews Martins
Ear in Clinch-Later Gets
Decision on Foul in 4th

Providence, Nov so.-Terry Martin,
Providence bantamweight, was de-
olared the winner on a foul in the
fourth round of a scheduled 10-round
bout with X. o. Joe ODOnnell, of
Gloucester. n. j., at the National A.
G.. Marieville. r. l.. this afternoon.
1t is declared that O'Donnell bit Mar
tin, on the car when the two were
locked in clinch. Before the pre-
mature end of the match. the Provi-
donce bantam seemed easily the bet
ter man, rinGsidc fans hailing him
the winner on points as we'll as on
tho foul.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-12-01
WATERv|LLE ANNOUNCES DATES
and PROGRAM FOR FIRST ANNUAL !
WINTER SPORTS MEET, CARNIVAL
Especial to Kennebec Journal)

Wa;, rviltc. Nov. 30.-Watervilla ii
to have . Winter Carnival, the dates
have been decided upon. committee
chosen and nothing to do now but to-
wait for the snow and ice. AT meet
;Hg of the directors of the Community
service held at the Chamber of Come.
merce rooms Wednesday afternoons
and sitter hearing the report of the
committees that had been in consultas=-
ton with Tie Merchants Bureau. tho
Chamber oc Commerce and other organ<---.
izations, ii was decided to hold a Win-s'
ter Carnival in this city. The location =
of the carnival is to be on College ave.
nue. On land donated by Rosentot and
Lanigan. Ii will start January % at
; J.. NJ. and close the eth. Following
is the program and the guarantors: -
Program -
THURSDAY, JAN. 25 q
Hockey game. l.. NJ parade. 7.ae.4
r. NJ: fancy skating, Community fark.
S.1o i. NJ. In charge of Geo. L. Voses-
FRIDAY. JAN. &c r
Trap shooting. $50 =. NJ. In charge
CT Geo. J. Stobe Ski jumping (cxhibi-+
tion), ) i. NJ: ski-ljoring. In charge
of l.. Ii. Strley Carnival ball (Elkss4
halD, S =. Nj. In charge of Bcrnard#
Donovan e
SATURDAY, JAN. 81 y
Grammar school contests. . A. ME-
sll jumping and snowshoe races; skat-44
:ny race. Prep school contests (boys)y
10 a. NJ. In charge of Ray Haines.1
Ski Tanning Snowshoo and skatip r.
races. College contests (boys). IL A.
A.; SKI jumping, snowshoe and skate
ing races. In charge of c. II. Edwards. :
College and prep school (girls), Z. NJ ::
contests, ski jumping, snowshoe ana
skating races. In charge of Ruth Aba
bolt. General contest )girls), 8 L. NJ
same as above. General assembly. 4
Community Park, to 10 L. NJ.
Executive Committee-President
A. Fred Cyr; list vice president, Prof.
II. c. Libby; md vice president, Mrs.
George II. Johnson; secretary. Mrs.
Anna Nj. Drummond: treasurer, Cy-
ril NJ. Jolly, George T.. Nose. Rev. G.
A. knickerbocker, Mrs. A. l.. Drum
mond.
Board of Directors-T. b. ASH
craft, T.. X. Atwood, DIR. G.. G.. Aver-Si
i'll. Mrs. Charles Barton, George X.
Boutelle, James j.. Boyle, Harry n.
Drawn, Mrs. Maybelle Brown, Mrs.
l.. A. DARCY, Arthur Daviau, ThoSs
f.. Delaney. Mrs. Herbert DinsmorA
Harold Dubord, Mrs. II. l.. Emery
Samuel Freeman, S. A. Green. Rev.
+. A. Pollard Jones, DIR. FREDERICK
T. Hill, Ilr. A. Jolly, Otto Larsen, FL
w. Manson, O. A. Meader. Horace
True Muzzy, Robert Nivison, Rev. We
QilarrinGton. Hon. Frank Redington,
Frank w. smith Rev. w. A. Smith,
Hon. Leon O. Tebbettc, Hon. E. g
Wardwell, II. n. Weeks, T.. N. keens
Harry S. Grindan.
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Move to Aid sikh Detected

Paris, Nov. 3 BY a. pD-The
fight wascd il behalf oe Battl'rg
Sikh, the ScneGalese pugii:at. by his
fellow countryman, Deputy Diagre,
in the Chamber of Derates, as
been lost by the member fem Sene-
gal. NJ. Diagnc's attempt TO have
the appropriation for physical efu-
cation reduced by 100000 flames, he
cause of the action of tie French
Boxing Federation in penal:7'ng ski
for certain misdeeds, was defeated
today by vote of 40S to -. .--
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COLGATE SWAMPS
c OIL U N B.lA 59-6
LAST SEASON CLASH

New York. Nov. Anticipating a
powerful. bewildering running at
tack, Colgate's eleven overwhelmed
Columbia today, 80 to g. The Ma
room rushed over touchdown in
the first few minutes of play and,
after brief offensive by Columbia
in the second quarter. the up-staters
turned the contest into a rout. 1t
both teams and marked the retire.
ment as coach at Columbia. of Frank
j. (Buck) ONeill. who has re
signed.
Tyron, hard-running halfback and
Morgan the Maroon field general.
ripped off long gains through the
line and around the ends repeatedly.
on a spectacular 81 yard run in the
third quarter and another in the last
period after dash half the length
of the field.
Columbia was 10 match for Col
gate at the rushing game but I'M
covered a flashy aerial ATTACK, es-
pecially in the second quarter when,
after q series of successful passes
Roderick heaved a forty yard toss
to Gehrig, who dashed five more
yards for touchdown.
The lineup and summary:
COLUMBIA (6) COLGATE; COY
Reilly. le ........... lie, Beardsley
Gehrig, 1t ........... 1t, Schoenfelt
Brodil. lg .............. lg. Traynor
Blame, .............c, Rathbone
Il lScner, rs. .fS. Nelcn
Stretch, TT .rt, Leonard
Billingsley, re re. Neacy
Burt, qD .qb. Morgan
Koppisch, lib ........ lib, Tryon
Johnson. RIB ......... RIB, Suchy
Roderick. fb 49,. .fb. Mason
Columbia scoring: Touchdown.
Gehrig. Colgate scoring: Touch
downs. Tryon 5: Mason >: Morgan.
Field goals: Welch .. Point from
try after touchdown: WEIGH ;: from
placement. Officials: Referee, NJ
=. Thomson. Georgetown; Empires.
+. c. Taggart. Rochester: Head
linesman. w. II. Murray. Williams.
Time of periods. 10 minutes.