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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
GUY WINS HANDICAP At
NEW ORLEANS OPENING
Much Speculation Abroad
Over Laying Of Bets at
Race Track.
[Ry Assoclnted press.l

NEW ORLEANS, LA, ian o-Trs
racing season a, the Fair Ground,
track. under the auspices OF. III
BUSINESS Mems Racing Association
was opened today. Racing will con
tinuc until May. The season at the
Shrewsbury track. jefferson Parish.
was concluded Saturday
The New Years handicap, the fca
ture OF the opening card. with $4,000
acdcd To the regular rursc, was won
by Guy, Jockey Lang up. 6-to-l
shot.
Much speculation in regard to Dis
trict Attorney Marrs attitude toward
the system OF laying wagcrs at the
track was in evidence ut today's
meet, but up until late hour to-
night no intimation OF the district
attorneys next move in his fight on
the hookmakcrs had been given.
Prior 10 the closing OF last win
tors racing season here the district
attorney instituted suits against al
me bookmakcrs operating at the
rair Grounds track, and these suits
are still pending. At that time the
bookmakers secured an Injunction
against the district attorney to pre-
vent him from Interfering with the
oral method of laying wagers In
vogue at tho track
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
$ opponent and forced him to give

ms opponent and forced him to give
up.
smith was given a mighty ovation
as nc left the ring after his double
victory. Pruss, as he stood in his
street clothes and challenged tho
iocal wrestler. did not look like
much. hut. when he stripped for tho
hout, the spectators saw a man who
was well-trained and ready for ac-
ton.
an excellent boxing card supplc-
mentcd the card and five bouts were
staged, Metz was given the bout
win Cosolo. when the latter foulcd
MIN in the final round Of their
scheduled three round bout. Dan
POWERS and his brother Bill, boxed
thrcc rounds to draw. Nisslcy and
bain also boxed three rounds to n
draw. John Spingcr and L. Meyers.
TWO hoy scouts. put on an exhibition
wrestling bout. which Spingcr won
after eighteen minutes of work. Tom
Pagan won his bout from O'Grady
in the second round OF their schcd-
uled thrcc-round bout. doc" Nc
DonouEh acted AS refrec In all the
bouts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03

others who may he given chance in
the elimination. Burke, the New
Orleans string bean. is Il notorious
inland -out"r. who fights his best in
his own home town and his worst in
New York. but he Is game youth
and not bad boxer.
Harry Wills. the negro giant, has
some local friends who have been
trying TO build him up to q fight With
Dempsey here, but the agitation
hasn't aroused much excitement. AL
though Wills is reputed to be the
hest OF tho black heavies, Kid Nor
folk holds . belt for that class and.
both being Lard up for good matches
they can be induced to get together
again in the tourney.
James Johnston. Il New York 2Ent
manager, recently I'm trouble with the
government for holding out the war
tax on fight receipts, has collected Il
car load OF heavyweight novices ard
will put them through an elimination
tournament Of his own to find tie
best. Out of the bunch he will prob
ably find one to enter the big
elimination fuss.
Ana then. when they're all gone
over, and the best has been identified.
mat man will be the candidate for
the opposite corner and the losers
lat purse when the good old summer
Time rolls around again and Dempsey
reports for his annual few minutes
OF work as champion Of the world.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
LYNCH KNOCKS OUT
WALKER IN ONE ROUND
nv limited Nows I

NEW YORK. Jan. AL Walker. n
Pacific Coast bantamweight, got his
chin I'm the way Of hard RICH,
swing and Topped to the floor, COM
plctcly out. in the first round OF his
fight with Joe Lynch. former ban
tamwciSht champion. at the Pioneer
Sporting Club here tonight.
Lynch started with rush, stabbed
Walker with couple OF left jabs
opened him with "a feint 10 his loft
and then smashed home the right for
the Knockout. Walker, who comes
from San Francisco. came here highly
recommended by coast critics.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
MANY FIGHTERS AFTER
JACK DEMPSEY'5 TITLE
Richard and Other Promoters
Digging Up Promising
Contcndcrs.
Ky Westbrook rcElcr,

Ch!teu .NcWS stan Correspondent.
NEW YORK. Jan. about once
year Jack Dempsey may figure on
having an opponent built up to his
size by Tex Richard or some other
promoter. until some risky upstar,
p!Inks him on tho point of least
resistance dempsey. out of serious
work since last July .. may 20 to
Europe before the winter is oyer In
pick up some exhibition money and
POSSIBLY To join the brotherhood of
those who have Knocked ont loo
Beckett, VINO, for all his SUMMERS.
remains thu heavyweight champion
OF Great Britain.
Meantime. Richard will he sitting
tue heaVywciGhts in New York TO
hhd me strongest with the ultimate
purpose # pitching that one into IN.
r,nE with the man-killcr ut Boylc's
'hir'y acres. Jersey City, next sum-
hler. The arena still stands. some
what wcathcrbeaten now, ana even If
kickard has lost some of his s,yny
win the politicians of the Wonder
Shorc, Tex in the past has shown a
lac!litY for smoothing over such dit.
H'"!lIcS one way or another when
'hey stood in the way of his big
shows.
Army Fighters Arc Corners
The three big heavywcights of the
y. IL. f.. Bob Martin, Captain Bob
Roper and Gene Tuney, the marine.
arc out soliciting trouble They have
been brought along gradually and
cautiously for more than two years.
absorbing some hard knocks with
their experience, and now they are
ready TO win or lose on what they
mold in their mitts. Bob Martin, who
was severely bumped and Inundated
some time ago in Baltimore by Far
kciScr. Il middlcw eight and punching
bag. was looking for action with
Dempsey couple of weeks ba ok, but
he is out Of the game temporarily,
severely injured in a motor accident
BOB Roper has thrown off the wraps
and wants no more truck with trial
horses. hut honest trade with the best
or the hcavywciShts. and PROBABLY
viii sc, il. Roper has good record
IN MS hfty-four professional fights.
Gene Tunncy. the marine, also is
through being schooled with novices
and third rdters, and requests the at
tention Of heavies and light heavics.
'ehc, himself, is n light heavy. lie
used 10 suffer from brittleness of the
Nnucklcs, hut there was nothing
fragile about the right hand smack
which he laid against Eddie O'Hare's
ohin for Knockout here couple OF
weeks back.
Fred Fulton Coming Hack.
fred Fulton is expected back in
town To join the scramble of the
heaVies. and Bill Brennan. the only
man VINO ever went twelve rounds
win Dempsey since Jack got his
start, may be priod away from his
hresid" to collect some OF the money.
hartley Madden and Marty Burke are
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
RICHMOND AND NORFOLK
PLAY TIE SOCCER CAME
Each Team Scores Coal in
Both Halves, Making
Score, 2 to 2.
WIND noTIiEHS PASswORK
stir Nrcrzt Throws Many Wc,I-Dt-
fccfcd Kicks or COurac-pcturp
C"nt~st Likely to He Played Hero
WoHhinEton's birthday.
Especial to Tho TImcs-Dinpatcb.1

tSPcolai IN Tho Tlmcs- DiRpa tch
NORFOLK, VA. Jan. 2.-Norfolk's
a"occr game with tho Richmond
soccer team. played at League Park
here today, ended In 2-to-2 tic. Tho
Tame was exciting and nllcd with
speed and action from tho atari. nj
Which Norfolk became tho nCEressor
driving northwest wind swept
across tho field playing havoc with
humorous wcil-intentioned plays and
adding TO tho spood OF tho contest.
Winning tho toss. Norfolk chose tho
south goal and soon was bombardinr
the Richmond dcfcnscs. Within ton
minutes Atkinson scored from
scrimmnEo In front OF tho goal. Rich
mond improved after the first, and
for a time kept Norfolk on the hon.
summers cqualizcd tho scuro when
no landed goal OH pass from
Ma',hews End Ia end playing ended
mo half with the score IL.
On rcsuming play, Norfolk for
wards Immediately carried TO the
hichmond goal. and after being
blocked by the wind on two casv
'hances. Chapman scored Norrolk.s
second goal on corner kick. Good
work by Mckay and Fowler pre-
vented further scoring. The Norfolk
detcnS"s were given q hot time, four
corners following In rapid success
sion before Richmond. three minutes
before time. scored the goal ,ieing
up the game.
Summers scored on a return from
i'lIiar. stars OF the game wcro
W"rthlinc. Pillar. Barbour and Chan
man for Norfolk. and Summers. Law
cndar, Mckay ana Fowler for Rich
mohu. Neither team Is satisfied and
another match may be arranged
either in Richmond or Norfolk for
frnruary %. The lineup:
Richmond. Position. Norfolk
fowicr. ........ goal IIavdnp
Mchay...... right back Wor,hlinc
Porter. left back Pillar
ltaycs. $50. right half Barbour !
Lavender. center half Brown
Brown. ...... left half .Grccnwny
Matthews. outside right Ncvcan
Cameron. inside RICH, JIun,nr
summers. inside left CHAPMAN /
tirundy... center forward Atkinson
'ricNc... outside left Nhi,e |
summary: Omicials-W. Findlov
Richmond. referee; w Cutting. Nor
folk, and =. ]. Costello, Richmond !
lincsmcn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
L1NCHBURC ELKS TO
OPEN QUINT SEASON
tSncc!ni 20 The Times dispatch

800 ~ iHc lf1cS- Dispatch
LhNSiiHuEG, VA, Jan. 1.-The
sen OF the Flks' basketball team
WI! open here next Friday night
WIN game with Lynchbnrg Col
''Ev' ~ which members Of the lodge
anu their ladies will be guests Of
me athletic committee All Of Tho
games scheduled. excepting two. arc
FOR the local floor.
rho games other than with LYNCH
burg College arc:
January Roanoke Elks.
january -Winstou-S Salem ~
CO y. NJ. C. a.
January li-Taka Cola 4. c.. OF
January l7-unlvers.ty of South
Carolina
January 1o-IIamrden- Sidney Col
lcGc.
January 2a-Elon IN. c. College
January 2i-Univcrsity of Rich
mond
January so-virsinia Tech
February 3-university OF Ten
ncssce.
February i-Roanoko Elks al,
Roanoke. -. i.
February IS, NAmh dcn- Sidney COL
!cEe at Hampdcn- Sidney.
February ?--Roanokc College
February l3-nurham 81. CD y.
". c. A.
February Is-North Carolina State
College.
February ls-Lcnoir N. c. Col
legc
February 2s-Georee Washington
University.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
Military Truck Conway Here

United states military truck con
Voy' under the command of Major
VI. V. Miller. en- route from Camp
NhoX' ky, to Camp Bragg. ~ c.,
arrived in Richmond yesterday, tho
i'o motor trucks being quartcred
near the Grays Armory The con-
voy has been on the road since De-
ccmber .. SiSty-onc of the trucks
came originally from Kcnosha, Wis.
and there are 225 men under the
command of Major Miller. Another
section of the convoy will join Major
Miller's party here. and all will start
today for Camp Bragg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
COLONIES HELPLESS
BEFORE A. & M. LINE
Kcntuckians Unable to Pierce
Defense of Strong Cow.
boy Eleven.
LONG RUNS MARK CAME
Tanner, Miller and Wcndl
Garry Ball i'll Spcclac-
ular Trips.


DALLAS. TEN, Jan. 2.-Texas a. &
NJ. College today did the unexpected
and defeated the Centre College foot.
pail team, 20 To II, It was tho only
defeat OF Centre thi1 season and tho
second time an opposing team had
scored against the Ccntro mon tht.
fail and winter,
Centre put over It's flrs; touchdown
IN the third period whom Tanner.
after rushing from \. & Ma forty
yard line, reached tho nve-yard line.
one more play and Snoddy bucked FOR
q touchdown. Immediately following:
the kick-otf Miller passed To wilson
Wh" ran thirty yards for II touch
down Mcmillan. substituting for
Morris. hicHcd Koai Four minutes
later with the hall on tho Crntr.
thirty-yard line. Wilson circIcd rich,
enc Tor another touchdown and Mo
Miilan Kicked goal.
a. y NJ. added another touchdown
III the last period whom McMinin
after being tackled hohind hi. own
goal. made a blind pass. wcndt inter.
cSpt"d for y. 'S VI. and raced forty
yards Tor touchdown. Tho try at
goal failed CovinEton. Snoddy and
McSii'Nh then worked n double for
Whrn pass for Centre. tho last touch
Gown. Roberts kicked goal. The
period closed with the Coloncls i,xht-
ihs desperately. but hclples.ly
"E"irst y. N MIS- stonewall limo do
tense. WV
Score by periods: To,,,
n M...........2 Ola g.
c.n'rc '..........0 0 I I'D
summary: Suhstitutions-ATrAi
Tor Norris. Touchdowns-wi
Evans, VIM. Snoddy (2). Goals
from OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES coz. Roh-
cr's t'l. Safcty--Wilson Officials
CNlSleH tkansas). referee; Maxwell
'aWaTthnorc). umpire: Shroui CIan-
H"Sl' mead lincsman. limo Of nc
rods-i5 minutes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
PuGlLlSTIC BOSTON STENOC WANTS
TO BOX MAMSELI.E JEANNE IA MAR
iBv United News.l

sornebod
,taia' o' boston wants On the gloves
to ,c c,Ica
''' prevailed me wa" win winch
sOn Cluil
ON AT Al iemon's
at ''e"
goa "saIj,t
the faicd up
takeau
Twill
AFRAID to meet her" ana ''9u' tho American girls being
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
DOWNS CAESAR
10 MINUTES; ALSO PRUSS
Youngsters Ambition Blasted When He Is OutcIassed
at knights OF Columbus Smoker-Beas Northern
Crappler in Fast Match-Boxing Card Is Good,

The ambition of Young Caesar to
become "A great wrestler was
blasted yesterday afternoon when
he met Ieke Smith. In the feature
bout of the athletic smoker held in
tho knights of Columbus home. and
was completely outciassed by the
latter 1t took Smith just ten
minutes to fill the wrestler with the
Roman name full Of toe holds, arm
locks and scissor holds of all de-
scriptions and then pin his shoulders
to the mat.
y crowd that taxed the hall to it's
utmost capacity was on hand to
witness the match and the boxing
bouts held in conjunction with II.
Governor Westmorcland Davis and
Bishop O'Conncll were among those
at the rinsside.
After Smith vanquished the Rich
mond Conner" who has long bcen
touted as Il fast man and has put on
several exhibitions with many wrest
lcrs, among them being Smith. him
self, the crowd was treated to an
other match which proved the
thriller Of the afternoon. Henry
Pruss. of iInrncil. ". Y. announced
that he would like to take Smith on
for q match. the one winning two
out OF thrc. falls to he victor. Smith
accepted the challenge and won;
the match going for three falls and
the local wrestler winning the first
Nnd third.
Smith took the first fall with a
rolling fall, the second went to
Pruss with a body scissors and face
lock. and the third went to Smith.
when he secured a spread eagle on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
Hun Going 70 I:uronc.

NEW YORK, Jan. Johnny Buzz,
holder OF tho American hywciGh, and
the worlds bantamwcight champion
ships. will sail for England ON Jan
nary ID for visit Of sixteen weeks.
Iie VIII be accompanied by his man
agcr. Lou Diamond. and Jabez White,
bantamweight.
Buff has not been signed for any
bouts, going abroad to fulfill Il thea
trical contract.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
TATE WINS BOUT FROM
HARVEY WILLS ON FOUL
IBy Associated press.1

PORTLAND, ORE, Ian. 2.-Bill
rate. or Chicago. won on a foul over
Harry Wills. OF New York. in the
hrst round CT scheduled ten-round
bout here today. Both are negro
hcavywciGhts. Wills smashed Tate
with right to the jaw when Tate
was attempting to obey the referees
order TO break from clinch. The
round had about ten seconds to go.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
"BO" McMILLIN TAKES
BRIDE BEFORE CAME
ley Associated Press !

DALLAS TEN. Jan. 2-Mci,bcrs
o; the Centre College team. Of Dan
Nllle. Ky, which played here his
afternoon. went To For, Worth early
today To attend tho marriage of Alvin
'bp) McMi!!in, one of the Danvinc
stars. TO MISS MauGe Marie Miers. OF
Fort Worth.
Immediately after 'ho ceremonies
M wedding party m"torcd back To
Dallas for the wedding hrcnLT.S,
after which tho squad attended M
game The las, In which McAIilliu mn.
peared as member Of the "prayjnp
COloncls." '''H
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
RECORD IN ENGLISH
BILLIARDS IS BROKEN
[Ry Associatedprcs.,

LONDON. Jan. ct. Ncwmo, ,.,
today considered as holding a new
worlds record in English billiards
by making "A break of 1924. Tbe
former record OF 919 was made bv
II. w. Stevenson in 1912 Newman's
former record of S44 was made in
October, 1919.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
RICHMOND PLAYERS HELP
ALL STARS BEAT sEWANEE
Hcndron and Bethel Aid Nor.
folk i'll Taking 34-to-0 Game
From Portsmouth
Especial To The Times Dispot,

NORFOLK VA I'm
WINS o,,ni,,o, '"' --newanec
game bv I,nr,son..: p 81, OF the
por,, Al-StarS ut
u,ovcd io''hs roughly
score NJ 49,, VISITORS by Il
ont thn ,.a,,o "nS ''i'S through
tboue,nd sm,,. H. put the
frc,zInr coI1 ""o nF"Vcd the
parcn,Iv cnir,oa ~, we na''ic' APP
IJor,,I "c ScrahpihS
,,oi,, IN was given great
- ,orr ''"M parks' ana was
.co,o,i 'Pr'"E me me He
novns 49,, me VISITORS touch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
Homer ncntx Dnrnn

MEMPHIS. TENN. Jan. Cap
tain Bob Roper. Chicago heavy
weight. knocked out Mann Dugan, Of
East st. Louis, In the third round Of
a scheduled eight-round bout here
tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
-
SCHOOLS.
University of Richmond
&c. WILLIAMS SCHOOL or LAW

Winter term opens January I'D.
students entering for Winter and
Spring Terms pay two-thirds Of
sessions ices. Evening classes
open to both men and women.
Enrolment OF term Just clased
exceeded that OF any previous year.
For catalogue and Information.
address Secretary Jas. II. barnett
Jr.. COL North Lombardy Street,
Richmond. Va.
#. w. HoATwRIGHT. President
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
TENNIS CHAMPS WILL
PLAY THROUGH ROUNDS
Iny Associated press |

LONDON. Jan. 2.-w T. Tildcn
holder OF the lawn tennis singles
championship. and Max Woosnam and
Il. Lycette. holders OF the doubI,a
championship. Will not take adj
vantage of the offer OF the committee
TO holders OF all England champion
ships siving them the option ~
standing out in 1922 until the chaI.
lenGe round. or OF playing through
These players have expressed their
Willingness TO play through 1922
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
o'Dowd win. .nn,.

onowd Wins .Bout.
COLUMBUS. OHIO. Jan. Fiddle
o'Dowd. Columbus, won the Judges.
docisioii over Patsy Flanagan. OF ST
I-npis In twelve rounds here today.
EJ,4 weighed III pounds.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1922-06-29
TULA

Brother Commander filled his regu
lar day at the M. E. Church, Sunday
and Sunday night.
Mrs. Hardening of Delay, was laid
to rest Monday in the lula cemetery.
she had been an envalid for years.
Brother Commander held the funeral
service.
Mrs. Allen Davis who has been
confined to her bed for ten long weeks
asker the singer and preacher to
come to see her sunday afternoon so
Mr.. j. A. Coleman and Mr.. Daniel
Davis took big truck and carried the
people down there. Was a large,
the yard was full of people. Mr..
Henderson had charge of the singing.
They sang some beautiful songs, had
a scripture reading and prayer by the
preacher and the good sick lady en-
joyed it all.
Mr.. Duell Cole has moved to Oxford
to go to work.
Mr.. Prentiss Tindall left Monday
for work at Abbevi1le.
Sunday was Miss Velma Coles
birthday and among her friends who
took dinner with her was Mr.. and
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1922-06-29

Mrs. Eskridge of Cornish and Mr..
Baymon Henderson.
Mr.. C. Webster came oI Monday to
register the people. Was forty wo-
men and girls registered here at
lula.
Some of our people motored over
to College Hill, Saturday night, to the
stunt party and some over to big
play at Toccopola. All report a good
time.
"DADY's GIRL"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1922-06-29
"COLD IN THE HEAD"

is an acute attack OF Nasal CataIIn' A..
Those subject to frequent COLDS III f Ins
head" will find that the use OF Hall,
c CAT MEDICINE win build ny the
system and render them less llaDie 70
colds. Repeated attacks of Acute Ca
tarrh may lead to CHRONIC GataT,n. .
taken Internally and acts through the
Blood on the Mucous surfaces 81 the
system, thus reducing the ,intiam nation
and assisting Nature in restoring norman
conditions.
All Druggists. Circulars free
F. j. Cheney & Co.. Toledo ONO.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1922-06-29

Hubert Lipscemb spent the past
weekend with his brother Reid at
Tupelo.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-02
Hawaiian Japs
LOYAL to u. S.

HONOLULU, r. H., Feb. 2-Dec1aring
undivided aud whole hearted ALLEGIANCE
TO the United States Of America and her
Government" and publicly renouucing
any allegiance to Japan" members OF
Honolulu Forum No. J. American Citizens
Of Japanese Ancestry, a society com
posed OF japanese young men and women
born in Hawaii, have reiterated their 10y
atty 10 this country.
The action. taken by the society at the
Instance Of the American Legion, and in
refutation OF accusations Of nonGssimlla-
biHty made by v S. McClatchey, editor
Of the Sacramento Bee and head OF the
Papanese Exclusion League Of Callfor-
MIA. was In the form of individual
pledges signed by each member OF the
society. The pledge reads:
Il, --, realizing my obligation to
America, the land OF my birth, and ap-
preciating the privileges Of American
citizenship. and desiring to publicly de-
clare my undivided and whole hearted al
legiance to the United States Of America
and her Government and to llcly re-
nounce any allegiance 70 Japan, do now
solemnly swear that I will uphold the
Constitution Of the United States Of
America and respect her flag. will IN all
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-02
Fund Many Indians
i'm Destitute State

WASHINGTON, Feb. IA majority
Of the 100000 Indians in America, rem
nants Of once powerful tribes, are In
dire need Of the necessities OF life &C
cording to the American Indian Arts
and Crafts Foundation, The Founda-
ton asked public support of its plan
To- establish industrial art centers near
an Indian reservations in order to pro-
vide work for all needy tribes.
at is far from true that Indians are
wealthy" said a statement from the
Foundation. THE Usage tribe In Okla
homa is wealthy from oil found on their
reservation. But they number only 200.
A few other Indians on other reserva
lions have become wealthy In similar
manner, but the majority Of the 10000
Indians are suffering from the lack of
the necessities Of life.
"There is'>a lot Of forced idleness
on reservations due to the inability Of
Indians to find work Of any nature The
Foundation. through industrial art CEN
ters to be located near each reserva-
tion, hope to correct this situation"
1.-THE Indian Is a willing worker, ask
ing only some means of employment"
the statement concluded.