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Evening star., 1922-02-22
GRID STRATEGY BOARD
! CHOSEN At PRINCETON

PRINCETON, N. J., February "a
Afairs of the varsity footballers of
princeton University from now on
will be under the supervision OF a
graduate board OF strategy, whose
snnointment was announced today by
the athletic association.
While the direct responsibility for
the Tigers playing form will COM
tinue in the hands Of Coach Villa n
Roner. the new board will be expect
ed to devise plans for permanently
building up the team and to '4e-
termine in advance the best systeans
and policies to be followed in 1S,ot
ball activities.
The membership Of the first eEad-
Etrubing, 1919 varsity quarter back; i;
A. G. Gennert, all-American center tn
1915; Donald G. Herring, al1-lkmeri-
can end, 1906: Edward l. Shea OF the
olaSs OF 1916 and Coach Roper,
Evening star., 1922-02-22
WASHINGTON TRAPSHOTS
IN MEET AT ORIOLE CLUB

Clay pigeons at the Oriole Gun
Clubs grounds In Baltimore probably
will be roughly treated this after
noon. Trapshooters of the Washing
ton Gun Club are to oppose the Mary
landerS in team shooting match.
starting at o'clock.
More than a score Of local gunners
were expected to participate in the
match. Among them were to be r. D..
Morgan and C. C. Fawsett. rated as
the best shots of the District
Evening star., 1922-02-22
ssBIC ED'' TO OFFICIATE
FOR GRIFFS AND BRAVES
Former Star Hurler Will Make Debut as Arbiter in
Spring Exhibitions-Roger Peckinpaugh Signs
/: After Personal Interview With Boss.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

WALSH the Chicago White Sox and
orally regarded the alutpasse
bali the produced who will make his
debut break with the Grif
He has been the Johnson in the
league exhibition Nationals Boston Braves
northward to for regular
Walshs ab official will
hut those familiar with convinced he will make good
knowledge OF concerned few better qualified
undertaking. Walsh
should by
the ranks himself
fbey; of NAV
Evening star., 1922-02-22
TWO BOXERS ARRESTED
AFTER BOUT IN TEXAS

BURkBERNETT,T Tex. February
Gc-Abe Brennan, n local heavy
weight, and Jim Flynn of Pueblo,
Col, were arrexted here last night
by Sheriff Smith, following a ten
round boxing bout. The promote
ern also were arrested. The fight
was declared a draw. The charge
against the men was promoting
and engaging In n puxilistic en-
counter. They were released on
$500 bond.
Evening star., 1922-02-22
White Sox Squad Grows.

CHICAGO. February 22.-The Chi
cago Americans advance squad which
has started preliminary training at
Marlin Springs, Tex. was increased
by two today, according to dispatches
received here. The arrivals are
Pitcher Ernest Cox from the South
Atlantic League and Catcher r.. "
Graham, VINO performed in the West
ern circuit.
Evening star., 1922-02-22
MISS C0LLETT WILL NOT
SEEK BRITISH GOLF TITLE

NEW YORK, FebFuaFy 22.-
Miss G1enna COllett, a Providence,
H. l.. girl. who won the Berthellyn
cup and the eastern women's golf
champiOnshjD last yeaF, will not
20 to England for the British
wOmen's championship tournament
this year.
Miss Alexa Sterling OF Atlanta,
former national champion. and
Miss Marion Hollins, her conquer.
er. already have announced that
they will not accompany the party
that will seek the British title.
With Miss COllett. they were con-
sidered the foremost American
representatives.
Evening star., 1922-02-22
':Stealing" Of Warner
Walsh to Break Umpire With Nationals Pitt lsR lied O Steans
COACH AND STANFORD II.
BOTH HARSHLY CRITICISED
Ac1ion of Both Held TO Be Unethical as Mentors Con
tract Has Two Years to Run-Possible He May
Be Let Go Before 1t Expires.
BY LAWRENCE PERRY,

TUDENTS of the University
in
Pitts head foot ball coach Glenn Scobe Warner
valued Claude Thornh the line
Coach Indeed
Schenley
Evening star., 1922-02-22

AS for Leland Stanford. read this
little note in the university organ:
LELAND Stanford. great and re-
spected university that it is. has done
an unprecedented thing in signing up
Warner. Kerr and Thornhill 1t has
in a way stolen from us three big
men whom Pitt needed, and has made
itself d party to the wrecking of
Pitts coaching system. We feel.
therefore, that Stanford should not
get out of the situation without some
censure at least for its breach of
ethics"
Has Two Years to Go.
Glenn Warner has two years to go
in the seven-year contract which he
signed with Pittsburgh. He will serve
the California Institution for two
years IN an advisory capacity until
the expiration of his agreement with
the Panthers. Kerr and Thornhill,
will begin service at Stanford next
fall, thus paving the way for war :
ner's coming. /.
AS matters stand at Pittsbur-h
Warner with divided Interests, Fat
Heron, the end coach. and two N9-
unteer coaches. Rose and Stevenson.
alone are left. How Warner VIII
succeed in serving two masters is one
of the minor questions brought up us
the Pittsburgh students.
The feeling seems to be that he would
not have signed with Stanford mao ne
cared TO remain at Pittsburgh any
longer, and speculation is rife whether
in retaining him until his contract ex-
pires Pittsburgh would suffer some loss
of respect from sister institutions.
If, according to the line of Thought al
Pitt, other colleges are OF the opinion
that Warner deliberately set out 70
wreck Pitts coaching system. then the
head coach's retention would be PAD
thing. Yet, while the dismissal OF war
ner might win the respect OF sister COL
leees. what effect might his going have
upon the Blue and Colds foot oah pres
tireo In other words. two horns on
dilemma confront the Pitt students
lust what will happen between now ano
the next foot bali season is diffcut Il
predict.
DepIore His Action.
Pittsburgh students feel that Tor year.
they have given Pop" Warner IN
utmost loyalty and support and his re
munera ton has by no means been snlai
They regard the coach's action, there
fore. as something more than unethics
Compus talk has characterized II
smacking of downright disloyalty. Eve
Warmers loyal friends go about WI
the expression-and the remarSs-
men whose faith has been shakeh.
Evening star., 1922-02-22
COLLEGE BASKET BALL.

At COliseum-Ge0fEe Washington,
81; v. NJ. l., 70.
At, New YOrk-New York Univer-
sity, 81; Georgetown. IL.
At West POint-Army, 81: North
Carolina, 22.
At New York-Dartmouth, Fl;
Columbia, 10.
At Clemson, 8. C-DavidsOn, b.;
Clemson. 16.
Charleston. 13.
At Annnp0lis-Navy, 20; AnnapOlis
VaEahOnda, 30.
Evening star., 1922-02-22
Walker-Taussig Win at Golf.

HOUSTON. Tex, February 22-CyriI
Walker of Englewood. N. j., and e. H.
Taussig of Houston, were winners
yesterday in the professionalism
meet, the feature of the second days
program at the midwinter tourna-
ment at the Houston Country Club.
They had a best ball score of 6S for
the eighteen holes, equaling the rec
ord of the course.
Evening star., 1922-02-22
DUCKPINNERs TO MEET.

The regular annual meeting of the
Washington Duckpin Association will
be held Sunday at o'clock at the
Recreation Health Center. Cham
pionship tournament plans viii be
discussed and prize disputes result
ing from last years tourney settlAd
Evening star., 1922-02-22
D. c. MESSENGERS BEATEN.

show much speed in the Western
Union indoor track and field games at
New York last night They did not
place in the special races aud the
intercity relay contest. The latter
event was won by the Brooklyn team.
Evening star., 1922-02-22
RULES BETTING ON RACES
VIOLATES LOUISIANA LAW

NEW ORLEANS, February "a
Judge Humphfey, In criminal
district court here, hns ruled that
the present system Of hetting ON
horse races at the Fair Grounds
track was in violation Of the Locke
anti-ganbllng law, and has ordered
that the c9aeo aRceltlY inpt5t1teA
sEss.S - haae -
Evening star., 1922-02-22
Rich Prizes for Bowlers.

Tickets for the opening game of the
base ball season between the Wash
inRton and New York clubs will be
awarded high-scoring bowlers in
competition at the Royal drives. The
contest opened today.
Evening star., 1922-02-22
GIANTS TO OBTAIN ROUSH
FOR TWO VETS, is RUMOR

EW YORK February "a of
" day
of their best hurers Jesse Barnes and Phil Douglas the
market Newest circulated by the dopster placed
S
Evening star., 1922-02-22

BALTIMORE, Nd, February "a
Most professional clubs go south for
spring training. but the Par lsley, Va,
team of the newly organized Eastern
t& sEasa g assaa.
Evening star., 1922-02-22

One of them opened his mouth long
enough to say "wednesday" and this
was interpreted as meaning that
some definite announcement of the
deal that would take Barnes and
Douglas elsewhere and bring some
other star or stars from elsewhere to
New York would be made today.
Walter Kopf, youthful third base
man, a brother of the more famous
Larry. has Joined the Giants. He was
a star on the Dartmouth team.
Dutch Ruether, superbatter, has
signed his 1922 contract with the
Brooklyn club. 1t had been reported
that Dutch was longing for the rich
air of Cincinnati and environs.
Evening star., 1922-02-22
GU. RIFLEMEN WIN.

GEORGETOWN University rifemen out
shot Drexel Institutes team, 992 to
0g9, in a telegraph match. McDon-
ouEh, Guilfoyle and Morgan Of the
local team each scored 1879. McDfll
made 1913 and Doran 1877.
Evening star., 1922-02-22

BloominEdalo Arr0ws lost to the
Crystals of Alexandria in a 23 to IS
game. Harrington did the best play
ing for the losers.
Evening star., 1922-02-22
Not After Giants.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. February 22.-
There Is no truth in the report that
Pittsburgh is dealing with New York
for the services of "Shuffiin' Phil Doug
las and Jess Barnes. with Pitcher Wilbur
Cooper as the Pirate end of the trade.
according to Sam Dreyfuss, treasurer
of the Pirates.
Evening star., 1922-02-22

Stanton Juniors want a game with
tho Warwicks. The manager of the
latter may telephone the Stanton
manager at Lincoln 5S78 about pm
Evening star., 1922-02-22
Sacramento Gets Lunte.

SCRAMENTO. Calf, February 2e.-
Harry Lunte, Cleveland shortstop in
lszo, viii wear uniform of the Sacra-
mento Pacihc Coast League team this
trade in 1920. when Walter Mails went
to the Indians
Evening star., 1922-02-22
DeplOre His Action.

PHILADELPHIA, February 22.-Si
Pennsylvania crews planned TO pr
their shells on the Schuylkill toda
for the first water drill OF the year
Evening star., 1922-02-22
CUE TOURNEY MONDAY.

A pocket billiard tournament will
be started at the Grand Central
Academy Monday night. Substantial
cash prizes will be at stake.
Evening star., 1922-02-22

Seminole Athletic Club made 1t five
straight in a 54 to 13 game with
Atlas Athletic Club. Brest of the
Seminoles proved a sturdy forward.
Evening star., 1922-02-22
YANKS PLAY ALOyS|US
IN BASKET TITLE TILT

A rip roaring" basket ball battle
is expected tonight in Gonzaga gym
nasium when the Congress Heights
YaEKees holders of the city title. and
the Aloysius Club five meet in the
second tilt of their three-game series
for the District championship. In
their first engagement, the Yankees
barely managed to overcome the
Aloysians. Since that game, the latter
have played in better form. while
the Yanks have shown signs of stale
ness. However. the champs claim they
are in good condition now and pre-
pared to end the series without play
ing third game.
The teams will take the floor after
a preliminary between the Aloysius
Reserves and Quincy Athletic Club is
completed. The early game will start
at 1880 o'clock.
Friend. Athletic Club Of Alexandria
pointed the way to the Navy Yard girls
in a 81 to IA game. Misses Wells and
Getner were the only members of the
local team able to cope with their
opponents.
Peck fyweights in 13 to IL en-
counter. An extra five minutes Of play
was necessary for a decision.
Terminal IL. n. y. NJ. G. A. over
came the kanawha Props in bitterly
fought 32 to 25 engagement. Tabb
made seven field goals for the Win
ners.
Circle Athletic Club had to travel
at top speed to beat the Epiphany
Juniors. Is to Is. Baker starred for
the victors, while Kessler played well
for the Epiphany team.
St. Teresn and Columbia Athletic
Club basketers will clash tonight in
the gymnasium at 14th and v streets,
southeast. Their game will follow a
m tch hatWeen thA rasArya faar,a of
Evening star., 1922-02-22

League Favors Draft.
FLINT. Mich. February 22.-Thomas
=. Haiilgan, president Of the Michigan
ontarlo League, has announced that the
circuit has gone on record as fayorinr
the draft.
Evening star., 1922-02-22

St. Teresa and COlumbia Athletic
Club basketers will clash tonight in
the gymnasium at 14th and v streets,
southeast. Their game will follow a
match between the reserve teams of
both clubs starting at 7:15,
Evening star., 1922-02-22

Circle Athletic Club had to travel
at top speed to beat the Epiphany
Juniors, 16 to Is. Baker starred for
the victors, while KessIer played well
for the Epiphany team.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-26
Suspended in 1922,
Will Be Manager in
l923,Bush' S Record


From the suspended list 90 mdj1r
league manager n less than year
That one sentence sums up the cluupN
To the career II the veteran shortstop
owen DOME bush of the Washington
American League team.
Just prior 20 the opening 81 the 1872
!eamiaigu Bush was suspended hy own.
er Clark Griffith Tor what Was termed
characterization.
Bush failed to report for spring train.
Ing, He gave as his reason an operation
on one Of his eyes. That was the real
cause.
owner Griffith, however. believed
that Bush was merely trying to skip
sprinP training The Washington club
had scheduled n number at one.dly
stands through the south. Nothing IS
more irksomc 10 the veteran ulavsH.
Griffith thought Bush was trying 60
dodge the issue
Bush wrs suspended without pay un.
I'll IN condition 20 play The penalty im.
posed by Griffin caused "a verbal com.
hat between the two that for q time
waxcd warm.
. Perhaps the fighting spirit Bush
showed In the clash with Griffith was A
good thing Tor him. IN naming him MN.
aver Griffith praises his fighting spirit
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-26
WOOL GROWERS
OF new MEXICO
MEET IN FEBRUARY

Special 10 The News q.
ALBUQUERQUE. g. NJ Dee. To-
February ! and . are the dates set b.
the executive board of the New Mexico
Wool Growers association for the con.
vention OF the association wh ch viii Ire
held In Albuquerque
The meeting Of the board came 10 "a
close following a short afternoon session,
Friday There was some discussion as
90 ihe program Tor the convention. but
nothing definite was decided upon.
The legislative program Tor the asso.
citation wa salso outlined. al the meeting
hui will not bee made public. THIS tool,
up most ~ Fridays session
The legislative committee which was
appointed 90 put the program throuCh
The legislature next month. follows:
Prayer Miller 81 Roswell chairman:
Miguel Gonzales a. san Miguel county.
J.. " Otero. Of los Luuls: ". n. Mike.
seh 90 Maxwell, A. Eichwald If Cuhl;
.b =. * Sellers. Charles chadwick.
Frank duhbel and Walter Council II
Albuquerque
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-26
WHEELER COUNTY
PIONEER DIES IN
WICHITA, KANSAS

CANADIAN dee. 2i.--Nold has been
received In Canadian that G. .. NJ.
Crohan. ST.. who resided in Wheeler
County. died az Wichita. Rams. yos.
ierdly. where he had been Tor some
weeks for medical attention Tho de-.
ceased came from England to tho
United States az an early age, was edu.
GATED In Boston and came 10 west ToN.
as when he was sixteen years II age
Later he moved a. New Mexico and
spent his early manhc"d In the cattle
business and located ON Swectwator
Creek In Wheeler County about 30 years
ago where he owned am extensive ranch
at the time Of his death he was well
known To the caitlemen 81 West Texas
He Is survived by one son. G.. q Nc.
Crohan Jr.. who is in tho banking bust.
ness al Wheeler The date OF the funeral
has not been fixed on account OF tho
serious Illness 81 Mrs McCrohan lr
who II In the hospital al Wichita.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-26

THE mndanna Formerly tbe cNclu.
s'No property Of tha ruler ol thD kitch
on. Aunt Dina. broke into society go
LcautIllo last summer IT'S used Co..
make such blouses as The one llusult
cd
Noi that these aro common mndar
mus They are az slk and fine Dim
pu.
u you prefer blouse ~ palmer
stuff you knot yuHr lundaum around
Nour throat Cow Wnchor fashion Cor
f'atiy folded 70 ais makes the smart
est sort 81 turhan
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-26
G. A. Gosser in His
Silk Hat and Frock
Coat Gives Cigars

&. \. Gosser proprietor Of Cos.
Srr's Cigar Factory on East seventh
street. Monday morning stood in
front of his place oi business array.
ed IN ir0ck coat and formal siil, hat
and passed out his homemade.
handmade cigars.
This has been Christmas custom
with MIR. Go~ser Tor - years aud
has been the cause Of mach com
mcnt by Amarillo people. who hap
pened 10 pass by his cigar factory
on Christmas morning.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-26
CITYBRIEPS

Coach Buel Irwin, Of the Pampa IIar
Nesicrs ana Mrs irwin were hero Mon
day for the football game.
President g. :. Slower of Clarendon
College was here roofing Ton the Ruu
dogs yesterday.
sam 6rcaVcS. editor vi the Portales
valley News. was Christmas day WISH
Tor 900 Amarillo.
sam VI. Braswell. OF Clarendon. presi
dent Oh. tho ruuhandlc-p Plains chamber
oi Commerce" Was 900 Amarillo y.stcr.
day.
Those perpns participating in the
hiEh hDul minstrel are asked to De- al
ihn Beard of city Development room.
100 thc city MIl at 1880 O'Clock tonight
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-26

Badly leaking valve sometimes maks
kissing sound when the motor ls run
ming
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-26

Average nfc Of ,.r. on "a mring car
is less than 500 miles.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-18
SEE HIM IN BATHING
SUIT FIRST, ADVICE
(By United Press)

DALLAS, Tex, July 18.-Flappers,
before you decide ON husband, see
him first in a bathing suit.
So advises Frank e. Morris, execu-
tive secretary of the Texas Retail Dry
Goods association. He says:
If | were a woman / would never
decide on a man until have first seen
him in a bathing suit and that after
he had had dip in the water, so
that l could determine just how ugly
a creature l was about to encourage
as a possible husband.
Men are as clever as women in hid
ing their defects under tailor's art.
Too, l would recommend to men
that they see women in their bathing
suit before popping the question.
There is a fine chance for decep-
ton on the part of women and men
might be disillusioned and suffer a
good many regrets, just as the woman
would, were they to ask the young lady
to take a swim before becoming too
strongly emmeshed in Cupid's spider
web"
Morris is a defender of the flapper
The flapper is much abused per.
son." he says. There is too much OF
a modern tendency to make evil out OF
everything"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-18
MUNCIE ROTARIANS
TO ENJOY BANQUET,
GOLF MATCH HERE

1t is expected that approximately
$50 will attend the joint Muncie-Rich-
mond Rotary banquet meeting to be
held in the knights of Pythias rooms
of the K. P. temple Thursday evening,
Robert Heun, secretary of the local
Rotary club, said Tuesday.
The joint meeting comes as part
of the annual program of the Rotary
club here and is usually preceded by
golf match between members of the
two Rotary clubs. This year, how
ever, the golf match will be held be-
tween picked members of the two
country clubs, and the contestants in
the match who are not Rotarians will
be guests of the local Rotary club at
the joint meeting and banquet. 1t is
expected that 25 or 80 golfers from
Muncie will take part in the competi-
ton. A lunch at the country club will
precede the golf match, which will be
held Thursday afternoon.
William Dudley Foulke will be the
speaker at the joint meeting accord
ing to the present arrangements, and
the plans indicate that suitable enter
tainment will be provided for the oc-
casion
Mr.. Heun stated that a return match
will be held at Muncie between the
two golf clubs some time in the near
future, and that joint meeting OF
members of the two Rotary clubs will
be held in Muncie at that time.
Richmond citizens who were recent
ly received into membership in Rotary
are Walter Bates and Earl H. Mann.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-18
nine FROM RICHMOND
GO TO CAMP KNOX

Nine Richmond applicants who were
selected for the 1922 Citizens Military
Training Camp, as well as all others
in this district, have been notified to
proceed to Camp Knox. KY, on Aug. 1.
Travel expenses not to exceed So a
day and transportation, will be refund.
ed after arrival, and transportation
back to their homes will be furnished
at the end of the training period.
Applicants who have been selected
$40 North Eighth street; Lloyd c.
Bright, ITS Bridge avenue; George B
Denney, 149 Bridge avenue; Robert D.
Hall, Asylum avenue; Leslie Charles
Hart, 422 South Fifth street; Eugene
F. Murray, 325 North Fourteenth
street; Richard Erwin Robinson, South
Sixteenth and E streets; Charles M
Ryder, 331 South Ninth street, and
Walter E. Taggart, ZIG North Nine
teenth street.
The Newcastle contingent will in
clude: Byron Armstrong, Lowell Char
les Fouch, Jesse Franch. Walter K
French, Donald Vertrees Kennedy
w Irlldhu L. AO1ADulS d14u 4l4SAoA0 w
Waters
Connersville will send a delegation
of Is as follows: Daniel st. Clair Arm
EFT, Ezra R. Brown, Bernard Corners
James D. Cox, Robert E. Crawford
William H. Ensminger, Charles E. Gil
bert, Raymond S. Hardy, Harry A
Hines, William A. Laughlin, Charles
L. Offutt, Manard Quyle and Keith E
Veatch.
Greenfield candidates are: Edwin
H. Abbott, James P. Boyd, James D
Conklin, Walter Jackson, William Kar
Kassen, Richard T. Lineback, John H
Strahl and George w. Williams.
Those from Winchester are: Dol
Lawrence Barr, Hector c. Briner Don
aid Davis. Harold L. Mendenhall
James D. Mendenhall, Raymond DALE
Spear, Orville Willis, Joe l. White anC
William E. Bales.
Other applicants who have been &C
cepted are: Marshall F. Ford, Farm
land; Robert o. Grimm, Rushville
Eldon M. Wales, Knightstown, ant
Kenneth L. Huddleston, Cambridg,
/ City.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-18
SAYS DEVIL REIGNS
WHERE WORD OF GOD
is FAILING TO RULE
(By Associated Press)

OMAHA, Neb., July 1S.-There are
college students who have passed,
in a few years. from the faith of child
hood to an extreme where they no
longer asked with Plate. What is
TRUTH but maintained, like assassins
in the age of the Crusades, that moth
ing is true, that all is permitted, and
that there is neither God nor devil to
say them nay" Rev. Ad. Haentzschel
of Madison, Wis, told the interna-
tional Walther League convention
here today. The league is an asso-
citation of Lutheran young peoples So
cieties.
BE assured" said Rev. Mr.. Haentz-
schel, "the young Lutheran student
who goes to college or university is
faced with moral dangers, not because
the authorities are careless on that
score, but because, in spite Of all they
can do, immortality will flourish where
ever the word of God does not rule life
and heart Every large institution OF
learning has it's moral lepers who are
Systematically doing the devils work.
Faith May Be Little
Perhaps a students faith had not
deep roots to begin with. 1t is now
given up, not because the Christian
faith cannot live in the light of inves-
tigation, but because the young stu
dent has not the proper weapons at
hand, because the new and revolu-
tionary has a peculiar fascination for
youth, and because he stands alone
among his associates and has no one
to strengthen and counsel him. There
are institutions of learning where we
have scores of students but are not
lifting a finger to care for them.
There is reason to expect that con-
certed action soon will be taken. The
English district is memorializing the
delegate Synod OF Missouri on the
subject.
"The university has played prom
inent part in the history of our Lu-
theran church. God, in the sixteenth
century, chose as the instrument OF
his will, professor of the University
of Wittenberg"