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Evening journal., 1922-12-02

praise on the Tower Hill School for
the manner in which it had provid-
ed for the convention. Although
the convention was the largest in
the SO years Of the associations his
tory, the halls provided for discus
slons and the accommodations for
the delegates themselves were de-
clared unsurpassed in size and equip
ment.
At the luncheon yesterday after
noon in the Towel Hill School. go
persons were served within fifty
minutes. The arrangements for mo-
tor buses to carry the delegates TO
Longwood and return also occasioned
much favorable comment. while the
extent and beauty OF Longwood it.
self proved a revelation to a major
Ity OF the visitors.
on every hand last night and to-
day delegates expressed a desire that
the convention be held in Whining
ton again next year.
Evening journal., 1922-12-02
GENERAL ELLISON
PRESIDENT Y. M. r. c.

Adjutant General J. Austin Eli
son. after an intermission OF several
years as president OF the Young
Mems Republican Club SO King
street. was reelected to that office
at tho annual meeting of the club
last night. He succeeds Harry H..
Billany, fourth assistant postmaster
general who succeeded Austin ELL
son when he went 10 France during
the war. Mr.. Ellison is chairman OF
the Republican City Committee.
DR.. Victor d. Washburn was re-
elected vioe-president of the club.
and Frank T. KilviDgton. Wilkin L.
Straiiorn and Charles G. Guyer were
elected members OF the Board OF
Governors.
The election was uncontested.
Evening journal., 1922-12-02

General Bandholz. West Pointer,
Philippine fighter and veteran Of the
World War, who suppressed the
West Virginia mine riots, spoke on
the application Of wars lessons TO
peace. War still was liable to occur
again he said. American histories
are not accurate, he declared, be-
cause they tended to make young
Americans believe that the United
states was invincible. He favored
universal military training, especially
for youths. Had the United States
had reasonable preparedness in 1914
he declared, it would have saved
OF lives and billions OF
dollars. National friendships are
usrcenary and not durable. he as
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Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-09
Girl, Is, Witness
Against Rickard

New York, Feb. S.-Nellie Casko,
IS, taken into custody yesterday on
farm near Wappingers Falls, N. y,
was brought here last night in con-
nection with charges OF assault pre-
ierred against Tex Richard by three
girls. Officers OF the Children's So
ciety said she had been missing since
January 27.
Assistant District Attorney Pc
cora, after questioning the girl, re-
fused TO state whether she would be
complainant or a corroboratlve
witness against Rickard.
Mr. Pecora announced that a third
girl had made assault charges against
Rickard She is Sarah Schoentcld,
rs. Two other girls testified against
the fight promoter at preliminary
hearings. .... .
Nathan Podd, said to be friend
of the Casko girls family, was held
by the police, charged with bribery
and with "deceiving a witness in a
pending criminal action"
Podd was with the girl at Wap-
pinger Falls when the New York
officers found her.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-09
Iowa Track Team
Gets Hard Jolt
Harold Chamberlain, Star
Hurdler. Fails in Studies
and Is Ineligible.

Ioaa Civ. Ia, Feb. s-lspeeill ;
Harold ITasiord, iosas efatk
high hurdlsr, Who was expected 70
LEAD lie eeuulfy N ms event ihs
coming track SEASON, wlll be insligi'
be iaT competition on the liaNkr4e
squad this year, Crawford lailei V
pass il iao courses ~ the college 81
commerce last semester,
Last year Crawford Was ono ol
the best hufdlsrs 10 the country, y
The conference meet Al Chicago he
look second place 10 knellin OF Nis-
cousin and IN the national inieteol..
legiaiss two weeks later defeated
knollin while running second 70
Thompson ef Dartmouth, ~ = race
IN which Thompson eaualrh hls
worlds record time Of IA IS see
onds. Although capable low hufd'
Ter, Crawford was not the star over
the law barriers that he vas IN the
short hurdle event,
Although lost % the track team
this wear. Iowa followers have hopes
Of Its getting his studies IN shane
ior competition a year from THIS
spring, II Crawford attends summer
school session ], Is beliered he can
get through all right. d,
Coming just before the indoor dual
meet with Illinois. Cfawiofd's loss
i a hard blow 60 Coach George J..
Bfesnahan. who has been working
hard TO build W strong team oil
outdoor performers for this season.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-09
Baseball Scores
Big Victory in
Seattle Court

san Francisco. Cal, Feb. S.-Base-
ball throughout the country won a
big victory. President w. II. Nc
Carthy OF the Pacific Coast baseball
league declared here yesterday, when
Judge John Trusx, in Seattle yester.
day dismissed an action for s25.OOO
damages brought by James l.. Fin
Messy against the Seattle Coast
league club. Fiunesey was elected
from The ball park because OF alleged
gambling.
Judge Truax upheld the eonten-
ton OF the Pacific Coast league. Mr..
Mccarthy said that baseball enter
prises are governed by the law per
tanning TO theatcrs and that admis-
sion is only license, rcyokable at
The will of those in control This
means that baseball clubs have the
right to refuse admission or reject
gamblers and other Objectionable pa
irons from baseball parks
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-09
Curtis Aggies Win
Three Basket Games

Curtis. Ncb., Feb. S.-(Speeial.) -
Curtis Aggics chalked up three vic
tories on the hardwood floor las,
week, defeating Madrid Thursday
night at Curtis, 81 10 IL; Cozad Fri,
day night on the Cozad court, q
10 Is, and McCook, 81 TO s.
BY defeating McCook, the Aggies
revenged lis only defeat this season
the McCook team having trounced
them two weeks ago, IA TO Is.
In 10 games to date the Aggies
have scored $50 points 10 opponents
l24.
The seasons record follows:
Holyoke. Colo. 20: Aggies S5,
Bertrand. 3: Aggies, ~.
Stockyille, II; Aggies. 81.
Cambridge. IL. Aggies, a.
McCOok. 1i, Aggies, iS.
Cozad A. Asgies, SO
Faruam, 90; Aggies, SO.
Madrid. IL; Ageies, 50,
Cozad. Is. Aggies, 20,
McCook, s: Aggies, 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-09
Harding Chats
With Magnates
President Receives American
League Owners at White
House.

Washington, Feb. S.-Prcsident
Harding congratulated club owners
OF the American league who called
upon him at the White House today.
on the efforts that have been and
are being made to make baseball a
clean sport.
The club owners together with
other baseball men here for the an
nual schedule ratification meeting OF
the league opening later in the day,
were presented to the president by
Clark Griffith, president OF the Wash
ingtou club. The president shook
hands all around and told some OF
his experiences as an amateur base
ball player, when young man. lie
told his visitors he had become ac-
quainted with number of major
league players, but knew none he re-
garded with greater affection than
the first big league player he ever
met, Adrian (Pop) Anson.
Griffith. just before leaving the
presidents office, extended TO. the
executive on behalf of the American
league, an invitation to attend the
opening game here April Y, with
New York, and Mr.. Harding en-
Enthusiastically replied:
IF am alive will be there with
scorecard and pencil.
After leaving the White House, the
club owners met in formal session
to ratify the schedule and transact
other routine business.
Rumors persisted that trade be-
tween the New York and Detroit
clubs might be arranged, but ofil-
cials of neither clubs would discuss
tho matter
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-09
Gibbons Matched
With Harry Creb
Bout Will Be iirst Of Series
TO Select Opponen, for
Carpenter.

New York. Feb, s-lom Glib.
bons. 81. Paul liehl'heayyrsish''
and Harry 6rsb oi Pittsburgh, have
been matched Tor a ls-Feund dsei'
sion bout herr March u. Articles
we're signed today,
Gibbons, with a long string o.
knoekouis 70 his credit, and 0feb,
called the giant Killer" afe' con-
sdsfed the foremost American hoK'
ers IN their division with the sN-
eepiion OF the American champion
Gene Tunney.
The bout on March ", u 3 un'
dersiood. viii be the first Of an
elimination series to determine the
neNi American opponent for Georges
Carpenter The winner OF the Glib
hons. Greb bout will he matched with
Tunney and the victor wills meet
Carpenter.
The man who whips the French
man will get 4 chance at Dempsey,
II Is said.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-09
Creighton High
Trounces Central

The Creighton high baskc; lall
quintet took the long end OF a To-
io-S score from the Central hugh
school basket shooters OH the
Creighton gym floor Tuesday al
ternoon.
During the initial period, the
Creightoni,es chalked up II mar
kcrs while the Purple and White were
only able 10 get 6ve. In the second
half the Central quintet added three
more scores TO its credit while its
opponents gained four, giving them
the game with safe score OF 10
10 8.
Daley starred for Creighton, max
ing eight points with two field goals
and four via tho foul line route.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-09
Phi Chi ''Frat''
Beats Phi Beta Pl

The Phi Chi fraternity of the Uni
versity of Nebraska Medical college
won the "frat" championship .'f the
college last night at the First Con-
gregational church when it defeated
the Phi Beta Pi quintet in hard
fought and interesting contest, s to g.
At the end Of the first half the
score was s to 2. Custer starred tor
the losers, while Church, Warden and
Reynolds played well for the win
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-09
Sea Dogs Gale of Blows Tips
"Tarzan The Ierrible's" Canoe

100 seaporis, carried a punch and dis
played something OF tinesse. A
clever foot worker. as it were.
The sailor wcathered a gale OF
Larkin rights for two minutes, then
let fly with a right that found The
Tcrrible's chin. Tarzan's knees be.
gan to buckle and he leaned, as il
resting, against the ropes.
A second tossed a towel into the
ring, and that was that.
The Tarzar awakencd-stormed
madly TO his dressing room, wrecked
it aud said few things.
Suffering cats" he cried, 81 wasn't
out. Let me study few punches
and gimme another chance at that
guy and I'll knock him clean down to
Singapore"
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-09
Ray and Murchison
in Kansas City Meet

Kansas City. Feb. s.-Joie Ray
and Murehison, track stars. will
compete in the annual Kansas City
Athletic club indoor meet here Feb
ruary Is, DR.. A. J. Reilly, athletic
club coach. announced today.
Ray will compete in special
l.000.yard race against Ray Watson,
former Kansas Aggie distance man,
and Higgins of Ames. Murchison
will compete in the dash events.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-09
Wisconsin Athletes
to Be Investigated

Madison, Wis, Feb. S.-Charges
of professionalism made against Wis
consin athletes will be investigated
by the university athletic council at
a special meeting here this alter
noon.
All evidence will be gone into with
a view to determining finally if any
players in the school have violated
the conference rules.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-09
Roller and Kemp Win

T. G. Roller and Kemp won their
pocket billiard games in the Inter
State tournament at the De Luxe
parlors yesterday when the former
defeated Vic Belitz in the afternoon
game, l25 to 54. and the latter won
over Dixon in the evenings contest
bv the score of Us to Is.
Shepard and Belitz play this at
ternoon, while Olsen and Belitz play
in the evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-09
Schaeffer Beats Cont

Los Angeles, Feb. 8.-Ja
Schaeffer, 1872 balk line billiar
champion, defeated Roger Cont,
French champion, in Hotpoint
exhibition match here last night,
finishing the final block of 400
points in six innings, with an average
OF slightly over 66 per inning. Con-
It's total for the three-block play
was 3l2
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-09
Minor League Is
Formed by SIX Clubs

Cedar Rapids. Ia. Feb. s.-The
Mississippi Valley Baseball league
was formed here today. composed OF
six cities: Dubuque, Rock Island.
Marshalltown. Ottumwa, Waterloo
and Cedar Rapids. Mike Sexton,
president Of the Association OF Mi
nor Leagues, was elected president
OF the new league.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-09
BaSkptballErtS
NuMollldkroV
buEd Jhcrp

Q. II a player dribbles down the floor
and shoots for sS,s basket, nay NE recover
4, Yes. in both games.
G. II player in dribbins purposely
runs into an opponent. is it blocking
If so against whom is the foul charged
-R. G.
A. IL is o personal foul IN amateur
game, 3 foul I'm the professional. The foul
II charged against tho player dffbbiins.
G. If player slugs or trips an opponent,
how many fouls are calledI
A, One. In case Of eluEging the or.
fender should be disqualified.
@ Is it foul when one player guards
tnnther from the rear?-G. P. 3.
4. This usually results In personal con-
att. . personal foul In the amateur game
4 done without this contact II Il legal.
G. When a player misses basket car
he catch the ball before another has
touched II and try second time for the
basket--J. T.
A. Yes, In both games.
III In desbt about any basket ball
rules write Ed Thefp. caro- cf our
sporting department, enclosjng stamped
return envelope.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-09
Infielder Rath May
Go to K. c. Blues

San Francisco, Feb. S,-lnhelder
Rath, of the San Francisco Pacihc
Coast Baseball league club, has been
waived out Of the coast organization
and may go to Kansas City.
In 1919 Rath played second base
for the Cincinnati Reds in the world
series.
In 1917 Rath, while on the Salt
Lake club, led the Pacific coast
league in hitting.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-09
Wahoo High Cage
Team Looms as
State Title Contender

Wahoo, Neb., Feb. 8. - Wahoo's
stock in the state high school cham
pionship tournament at Lincoln next
month scars upward with each con-
hict.
Last week Schuyler was turned
back, % to 5. The team also boasts
of victories over Central City, Ere
mont, Alliance, Mead and Havelock.
Wahoo has attempted to get games
with Lincoln, Omaha Commerce and
University Place, but has failed for
one reason or another.
The Wahoo coach is now dicker-
ing with Claw Center.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-09
Thorpe Gets Decision
Over Johnny Stopper

Lincoln, Neb., Feb. S.-Harvey
Thorpe OF Kansas City was gwen
the decision over Johnny Stopper OF
Denver at the end Of their lO-round
boxing match here last night. he
men are welterweights.
speed Springer OF Hsvelock
Ncb.. and Connie Curry OF Sioux
City. bautamweights, fought an
eisht-round draw.
Bat Strayer OF Lincoln scored q
knockout over Charley Aronson
Kansas City, in the third round. lhe
n:n arc welterweights.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-09
Brcda TO Stage Mat
Bout FRIDAY Night

Breds. Ia, Feb. S.-Billy Name
man, a local welterwcight wrestler,
will grapple with Kid Mitchell Of
Decatur, Ill.,, here Friday.
The local wrestler claims never 10
have been thrown by man OF his
weight.
Several preliminary bouts are on
the program.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-09
York College Gage Team
Defeats Grand Island

York, Neb, Feb. S.-(Special. y
Shooting two field goals in an extra
five minutes of play, York college
defeated Grand Island college last
night, 20 to 10. The score at the
end of the second half was 16 to
1k
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-09
Logan Discovers
Coming "Chalnp''

Buddy Logan, who has received
his diploma from fistiana's school Of
hard knocks, is going TO oapitaliz'
his experience. He's entered th'
managerial role and when not busy
training for a fight he's coaching
Terry" O'Mallory.
Buddy claims O'Mallory, who
knocked out frankie Woods i'll his
first professional fight last week, is a
coming champion.
Buddy's find" halls from the land
of the COWS and chickens, having
been reared on a farm south OF
Omaha. He is II years old.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-09
Midland Moves Up Notch
in Conference Race

Fremont, Neb., Feb. 8.-Midland
college assembled another notch in
the state conference basket ball race
when Wayne forfeited the game
scheduled for Friday. Wayne was
badly beaten by Midland in their
first game early in the season and by
other quintets they have met thus far:
As a result, the Mcthodists decided
to abandon basket ball for 1922 and
forfeit all their games.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-09
Collegian's $ Diamond
Career Being Probed

Chicago. Feb. S.-According to
Director A. A. Stagg of the Uni
versity of Chicago, Cletus Dixon,
captain of this years baseball team,
has admitted playing baseball on a
team in Iowa, but did not receive
snv remuneration for his services.
Director Stagg, however, will not
place his stamp of approval upon
the diamond leaders story until his
investigation is completed.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-09
Two.Man Team Sets
Record at Elk Tourney

Chicago, Feb. S,-Nlck Bruck OF
Chicago and Mort Lindsey.of Stam-
ford, Conn, shooting in the two
man event of the fifth annual bowl
ing tournament of the Elks of Amer
ica, last night broke worlds rec
ord by piling up 1873 points.
Mort Lindsey set the pace for h'
mate, with 704 pins. Bruck a.
ncxed GA. Their final game ~
502.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-09
Wisconsin Takes Stand
to Curb Athletics

Madison, Wis, Feb. S.-The Uni
versity of Wisconsin last night de-
clined the invitation of the University
of California to participate in an
intersectional track meet at Berkeley
April IS.
The athletic council gave as the
reason for its action the desire to
curb exploitation OF athletics,
which is resulting in plethora OF
intersectional contests, which mas
turned college faculties against a
predominance OF athletics in school
life -
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-09
Cincinnati Owners
Receive Dividend

Cincinnati, Feb. S.-Thc Cincinnati
National League Baseball club de-
ciared a dividend OF 20 per cent last
wear. the same as i'll 1920. according
10 the report OF President August
Herman. presented at the annual
meeting of the stockholders ycster-
day.
1t was declared that prospects for
the coming season was bright, not
only from a financial standpoint, but
also for a fine team, which, with sew
cral new players, is expected 10
make a better showing than last
wear
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-09

NIEW YORK, Feb. S.-Tarzan
N Larkin, Minnesota woodsman,
~ who built an air castle with
a sign on the front gate reading,
Worlds heavyweight pugilislic
champion" learned last night that he
would have 10 make some altera-
tions.
For "Tarzan The Terrible" ,"Ns he
is known in the gymnasiums, SUI
iered the first defeat OF his ring
career, being vanquished by trotter
OF the globe named Sailor Maytel.
The woodsman's knowledge OF the
finer points OF the fstic was nil, his
victories all having been won by
virtue OF the power in his right arm,
while the sailor, boasting that he had
bested the champions Of more than
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-09
Omaha Boxers Tram
at Orpheum Club

Omaha boxers have shifted the
scene OF their training activities from
the Queensbury Athletic club to the
newly organized Orphcum Athletic
club, AIS Harney.
Among the boxers working out
there are, Buddy Logan, Morrie
Schlaifer, Yankee Sullivan, Happy
Malone, Terry O'Mallory, frankie
Woods and Harry Boyle.
The Queensbury Athletic club has
closed.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-09

liiN liitSi obuNS IA
dividual targ c t
cup, outshootlng
nine challengers
in his event in the
annual interstate
midwinter tr a p
shooting tourna-
m cnt yesterday.
Troch b r o k e 95
targets.
T. B. Melrath,
Philadelphia, won
the interstate H.
dividual amateur
flyer cup with a
"a out OF a posi-
HE 7S Z.
ATateoo pi,;1od dol
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-09
Hawkeye Track Star
Declared Ineligible

Iowa City. Ia, Feb. S.-Harold
Crawford, University Of Iowa star
hurdler. has been declared ineligible:
fcr spring track work because OF
his failure TO make grades in his
studies, it was announced today.
Crawford, who is from Boulder,
Colo. had been counted upon to
compete in both hurdles in all meets
fhis wear.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-09
Frank LOomis, Worlds
Champion Hurdler, to
Write on Track for Bee
rRANK LOOMS, the worlds
~h,rno;o,, brrrdIer and holder of

THANK LOOMlS, the Wo1IQ
champion hurdler and holder ol
4 nine worlds track records,
who is now coaching at Hastings
college, is the latest world beatcr
to contribute to The Bees sport
pages. His first article on track
and field will appear Sunday and
each following Sunday for several
months. Articles also will appear
occasionally during the week.
In addition to writing exclusive
ly for The Bee, Loomis will answer
all queries on track and field. Such
communications should be ad-
dressed to Frank Loomis, in care
Of the Sports Editor Of The Bee
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-09
Basketball


TUESDAYS RESULTS.
Creighton High, 1S; Central, 8.
Harvard, IS: Yale, 13.
Nebraska, rs: Grinnel1. IS.
Aberdeen Normal, s5; Rapid City Mines,
IS.
Illinois, 2S; Purdue, -.
York college, 20; Grand Island, 16.
BasIoe's Trotters, 10; Muscatine, ..
Dubuque university. 81; Cornell col
Iege, -
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-09

phia; George Niccolai, Kansas City,
and w. H. McCrear, La Junta, Colo,
tied for second, with 23 each.
In the 150-target event, X. A.
King, St. Louis, was high with las.
Harve Dixon, Oronogo, Mo, was
second with l46.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-09
Omaha Wrestler Loses
to Archie Beals

Livingston, Mont, Feb. S.-Art
Chester Of Pocatello, Idaho, defeated
Archie Beals of Omaha here last
night in the sixth round of sched-
lied l5-round wrestling bout. Ches-
ter won with grapevine" toe hold:
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-09
Pawnee CITY Legion Wins

Pawnee City, Neb., Feb. S.-(Spe-
cial. .)-The Pawnee City American
Legion basket ball team defeated
the Filley team this week, u to II.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-09
Harry Greb Matched
With BARLEY Madden

Toledo, Feb. S.--Harry Grcb,
Pittsburgh light heavyweight. has
been matched to fight II rounds with
BARLEY Madden of Philadelphia, here
February "a, it was announced yes
terday.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-09
Sutherland Wins

Sutherland, Neb., Feb. S.-Suther-
land Athletic club defeated Paxton
in a game recently, 81 to 49,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-09
Frank Troeh Retains
Individual Target
Cup Championship

Kansas City, No., Feb. S.--frank
Troch, Vancouver, Wash, retained
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-09
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SAYS TARIFF NEEDED
T0LEvEL PRODUCTION
COSTS HERE, ABROAD
WASHINGTON, D. G.. April 20

WASHINGTON, D. c.. April 20
Consideration of the administration
tariff bill was begun in the senate to-
lday with an address by Senator Nc
Cumber of the finance committee, who
declared protective tariff in and re-
duction in production cost were neces-
sary to reconstruct the commercial
bridge across the chaSm separating
the cost of production in the United
States and abroad.
Declaring that the finance commit
tee majority in writing the tariff bill
had to" guard carefully the interest
of the great consuming public against
any unjust charge for the things which
make up their daily requirements.
Senator McCumber warned manu-
facturers and others that enactment
Of the measure should not be made
The occasion for increasing prices to
The consumer, asserting that the in
comes of two thirds of the American
people were below pre-war basis
The North Dakota senator declared
that manufacturers would have to
bring down production costs of their
commodities ''to within the purchasing
reach of this vast army of American
farmers and American wage earners-
reach that cannot extend one fifth
beyond the limit of their earnings"