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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-23
BR|TSk0FRANCOUzSKA P0RADA.
K0vf REzIM zAsTUPUlE vLkDu-pa.
RlzSk0U l L0NDYNSk0U.
HERRIOT A MACDONALD PRO MEZISPO-
JENECKOU KONFERENCI.

Londyn Fl. cervna. Prvni anglofrancouzska konfe-
renee cd e DOLBY delncka Sc moc Bri-
tam socaste We Franc, bya zde proudu dnes vecer
Dskusse kere budou nformani tane budou pokraGova
az do ztfka odpodne kdy premier Edouard
Herrio odede do Pafize
Premier Macdonald vyjadri ddveru re konference tao
sesi angofrancouzskou dohodu ktera nekokate byla
pokra rozb behem bouve mnisterske kariery Poncare
ovy. Il s
Acko zadny program jednani nebyl dan vefejnost,
pfedpokada re techto otazkach Sc jednalo:
l. Nejlepsi methoda uspeni proveden reparacnich pa
MI Dawesovy komise
g. Jak dlouho Ruhrske pasno ma okupovano franko
pelglckym voJskem
B. Zabezpeceni France ziskan penez pro nj, ktere
Nemecko il dluhuje die zneni Versaillske smouvy.
A. Zbrojni situace Nemecku, ktera co nejdrve bude
vyserovana Svazem narodn
s. Prpusten Nemecka do Svazu narodG, splni-li pod
Mezispojenecke dluhy, zejmena dluhy France Angi
a Spojenym Statum.
Mezispojenecka konference deelem uspseni prove
denf Dawesova reparacnho planu
g. Projektovana spolecna fronta Franci Anglii pro-
ii N9mecku.
Schhzka tato byla zcela infotnani tudz zadna dde
zta rozhodnuf nebudou hchena ba by schv&isna
kabiney parlamenty obou zemi.
Londyn, o. cervna Ones vydano bylo nasledujici u
edni prohasen konfeence premer brtskeho francouz-
skeho
''SchGzka mez ministry francouzskym a brtskym byla
konana Chequers sobou nedei. Prateska infor-
maln bya vedena nekoka otazkach vyvsa-
y Dawesovy zpravy krocich je uvedeni patnost
belgcka itaska nebyly by radu Pfi
nkla povsechna hoda mezi hedisky francouzskym
skym odhodlani obou mnisterskych predsedl ce obti
zm ez doleha ejch zeme vlbec cely svet trvaym
spoluplsobenm.
Bylo usneseno odporucit ostatnim spojencum konanf
konference Londyne, nkoi dele poovine
dcelem rozhodnuti defnitvnho postupu otazkach jez
vsech dotykaji."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-23
vELkE ovAcE LEoNu TR0ckEMU.


Moskva, 21 cervna. = Pfi zahajen kongresu komuni-
sicke internationally poadanem opere dosalo Trocke
vekoepe prekvapujc ktera zda byi cinteem
veke dilezosti vnitrn poitice soveskeho Ruska o.
hromna budova byla do poedniho ma napnena as 5000
stoupen ruske kounistcke rany kera ovsem pecv6 OBJ
starala rozdeen vstupenek ozch byo umis6no 600 de-
legatG ruske komunsticke strany ostatnich zeani.
Koarov, sekretaf internationally zahaj kongres veno-
vzpominku Leninovi Take zminir est9 dasch
snulych cenech zemreych b6hem roku PAX pfedcita s
cen presida kongresu pocnaje Znovevem ehoz menu
bylo tskano po dobu 80 vtefn Vsem otatnm dosalo
podobneho projevu PRIME
Kdyz bylo cteno jmeno Trockeho neobjevil jevs
Koarov chte dale pokracova kdyz Trocky obevi kra
cee po evisti kdn9 used soem galere bylo sly
seti hlas: "Trocky Hurra Trockemu"
okamziku celia hofejsf cast hledst6 byla nohou
provoavac naden6 slavu jednomu tvrci sovekeho Ru
ska Tmto spontannim projeve njak nepfipravenym by
strzen delegat sedicf iozich take zvlas vybran
lcastnici pocu 800 az 400, sedc evisti solu,
kereho sedel Trocky zcea bez hnu MAZE hlavu oprenu
ruce, n6kterf z vddcd povstal pfipojii Sc ovaci
Ovace nebrala konce Kolarov marn6 pokousel Il
skanf ticha PAX orchesr spus "Internaconalu ale to
nemohlo pferusit nadsen Konecne as vice nez po des
mnutach nasta pozvona kid Koarov pokracova SVEN
proslovu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-23
MLADY MANzEL MUSf 20
KRATKY LfBANKACH
DO "BASY".

24lety hudebnik Valentin
Ferneengel privlastnil 81 me-
dovolenym zpisobem housle v
Gene $500. v sobotu Sc mel z
cerneho skutku zodpovidati
pred policejnim soudcem Ter
rellem. Prosil soud, aby po-
volil odklad soudniho rizeni,
ze sc totiz We stredu zeni a
jako tento - ze libanky v
base by mu zistaly po cely
zivot neprijemnou upominkou.
Rad by take s mladou zinkou
podnikl svatebnf cestu K Mia
garskym vodopadlm. Soudce
ma patrne mekke srdce a pro
to milemu Valentinovi vyho-
vel. Az ochlazen Sc svoji ze-
nou pfijede cd vodopadd, mu-
81 Sc objeviti pred soudnou sto
lici, kde patrne sc mu dostane
v chladku dalSiho pokracova-
nj. Statnf odlozeno bylo ma 8.
tervence.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-23
CESTA PRESlDENTA MAsARYKA
Ma M0RAvu.


Praha, 21. cervna &C. S. T. K) - President Ceskoso-
venske repubk Masaryk behem sve cesty Moravou van
e rovnez Nemc chz prosovy presdenovy odpoved two
ii vyznamne politkum. TAX Znom6 uvtaci proslov
odpovedel president NemcIm, re demokracie repubka
mozni, ably rozumni de moh snaseti spoupracovat
teto dohod6 te spolupraci musime dosp6ti."
Sova tao vyvolala Nemcl nadseni volan: "Bravo!"
"Hel! Nemecky agrarn senator Luksch pozdravil
sidenta delsi reci, niz zemena take pravil:
"Nikdy jsme nenavdeli lzkoprse jiny narod proto
sme prizpGsob novym pomerGm Nemecky lid zada die
sveho vyznamu vykonnos silly by lcasten one moci KITE
ra vede zaleztosti statni a administrative"
We sve odpoved president uvedl:
"Odmtam kazdou nasilnou poitiku a nejmene uznavam
potiku revanse Vefm re legan zasupci nemeckeho du
postavi pocv6 pndu stau dostav pax disedky
1cast moci"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-23
ZNAMY cECHOAMERIcAN
ZEMREL.

Milwaukee, Wis, II. cerv-
ma. - (Postovni zprava.) Wee
ra zemrel zde znamy, zejmena
mezi Cechoslovaky, pravnik
j. j. Vlach, jenz byl dobrym
vlastencem a znamenitym rec
nikem a byl Evan k slavnos-
tenn do vzdalenych osad.
Pred nekolika lety byl slav-
nostnim recnikem O slavnosti
zdobeni hrobi ma Narodnim
hrbitove v Chicagu. Byl to bo-
dry sumavan, jehoz otec sem
prijel cd Domazlic. Pan Vlach
vystudoval vlastni pill jako
chudy hoch a domohl sc posta
veni, v kterem tesil sc vazno-
sti a, oblibe u vsech svych
krajanG a spoluobcanI.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-23

JEHO VCEREJSf VYSTOUPENf PRIPOMf
Ma DNY ROOSELVETOVSKE.

New York, %. cervna. - William G. McAdoo dnes "a
hail dtok nepfatee rozvinul vajku pokrokove
kracie vyda appel ku vym stoupencum aby shromaz
dill kolem neho boj prot nevdtelne vlade "vysadam
feci jez vyvolavaa opetovny jaso potesk niez d..
egaty do narodn damokracke konvence pratel kefi
s dnes vecer krasnem Della Robba sale Vanderbilt ho
eu, McAdoo pranyToval ty kdoz stav prot eho nom
nac slovy kera vyvoaa ozvenu Rooseveltova azen Ar
mageddonu"
Udefl smee do taktiky pohlavari strany ken usiluj
prekaz jeho nominac napadal oposc newyorskeho sku
Vznesl obvnen Klux Klanu bya vyvolana
proto ably pozorno vefenos bya odvracena cd
bezprostredn ddleztos Nevidtena vada prav vyzbro-
uje aby uika rozhofcen ez Pride vybzel sve
pence aby stall pevne vitezstvim dohledu jez mdze by
vydobyto "posavme spoecnou fronu nepriteli budeme
bojovat duchu obetovani Bohu vasti"
Nebyo nceho takoveho americke potice Cd tech pa
matnych dnd pred dese roxy kdy Theodore
welt ved vo poickou frakc zvuk Onward Christian
Soldiers.
v reci sve pravil McAdoo mez jnym:
''Sesi jste zde velkem mest6, nejvetsm vsci
idnatosti bohatstv Spojenych Staech Zde z
cuj mliony muzi zrovna tehoz typu jake z ostat-
avsek yede tshe zs je domovem miond prav1ch
toto eso z6roveh citadelou
"Zde je sido one nevdene moci representovane spo-
jenym sam fnancncvi ndusre jez saba do nejvzdale
nesch koutG zeme doyka zvota du vsude svo konro
lou repubkanske vlady samotne kdyz srana e
pfi moci
"Tato nevidena vlada je zpatecnicka, zaludna,
ohledna loupeziva hamzna Ona postrada narodnh idea
di sv6dom Je koreny vezf korupci jest rizena
ovladana sobectvim. Jem byl graft pokes-
mutt mravnosti jez ohrozuj zakady demokrace samotn
svobody ldu Tento druh vlady must byt znicen vada
spravedlnos rovnost nahrazena orgie grau korup-
CO."
zaroven nacrtl McAdoo svoji patformu, nz
deset bodech rozvnu sve pokrokove smernce zaveku
pax pravi
'Budete- sta pevne nemohou mas poraziti cd nynej-
ska az soudneho dne Jd6me ku predu vt6zst ktere
nutno, ma zasady teto vady byt obnoveny, odmeni
mas"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-23
BONUSOVE FORMULATE
HOTOVY.

Washington, FL. cervna. -
Prvni krok k vyrovnani vojen-
skeho bonusu byl podniknut
dnes, kdy We vsech castech ze-
me bylo zapocato S rozdflenfm
100000 aplikacnfch listin.
Vyslouzilci mohou ziskati ty-
to formulate u 'odvetvi Anne
ricke legie, odbocek Cervene-
ho kfize, u vsech mfstnich w.
slouzileckych organisaci a ma
posadkovych stanicich arma-
dy, namornf p6choty a valec-
neho lod'stva.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-23
AvIATIK zABIT.

Lexington KY, %. cervna = Clarence Reynolds Grit
ton Okla 28lety porouchanym aeroplanem sfiti
mi vyse 800 stop pred ocima 5000 osob Veky zaup d
vakI shrdmazdl ably prhlzel eteckemu crkusu pa
nj sedm mil cd Nestest stao kdyz Ross Arnold il
ny avatk vraz svym srojem do ohonu Reynodsova
planu Zabity avatk souz amerck6ho leteckeho armad
niho sboru Francii
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-23
vfTRzNosT PHI sJEzDU .kU kLuxt.

podfleli delegat til staG vyvrchol vcera
trznostech nichz jeden muz by ze ztlucen amercke
vlajy strhany automobile tax zvanym rytf panouciho
kruhu sesti muzd nalezeny byy revolvery. Mmo to,
kdyz klanovci vrace do svych domovd sjezdu
eich automobile byo napadeno davem jenz hazel cihami
kamenm rozbil srojich sklenene sty Nekok osob
byl poraneno, stesti jenom lehce.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-23
NAVAL JAPONCU DO SIP.
STATU.
5. M. RALsToN

Toxic, FL. cervna. - ia
ponci, kterf vypluli do pristavd
do San Franciska neb Seattle
s umyslem dostati Sc do Spo-
jenych Statd nez novy priste-
hovalecky zakon vstoupi v
platnost, citaji 4,612, z nichz
1872 jsou nevesty. Statistika v
tom smyslu byla sem zaslana
z Osaky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-23
$EsT vLkDNlcH AERoPLANt zNIcENo

Omaha o. cervna. Sest vladnich posovnfch aeropla-
nd byo znceno dnes vecer kdyz prudka chfice strha
stfechu hangaru, nasledkem cehoz zdi sritiy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-14

This is a beautiful comfort, filled with first quality lambs wool and covered with fine quality fast-col- or sateen, in a variety of floral patterns, with solid colored bor- ders to match. Regular S12.oO value.
 (Drennen's-Main FIoor1
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-14

Three in a box-best linen hand kerchiefs with neat embroidered initial-large size, just the kind real men like best. Priced from soc to S1.OO.
 (Main FIoor)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-14

This is an all-linen cloth that sells regularly k s9.oo-is a superb quality that will make an ideal gift. Round style-beSt quality at S6.o5.
 (Drennen's-Main Floor)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-29
OAKLAND
Patterson Banquet
Mothers improvement
Club Fine Affair

Approximately 200 father and sons
manifested a deep interest in every
fca ure of the Father and Sons ban
que. as served by Il e memhc. $ of
the aiptlCr's Improvement Cub, who
so generous Y gave of their time and
their means to make possible this
successful event.
\ wonderful banquet together with
the best and most constructive pro-
gram ever offered in one evening in
the history Of Oakland was the SEN
timcnt expressed by one representa-
tive citizen. Trustworthy remarks
on every side We're voiced by the
fathers who together with sons
filed the Universalist vest Y to lite a
paCity. What the boys were think
ing was not expressed in words but
TIL way in which 100 ho;s did ample
Justice to the bountiful foods st be-
for" them together with the rapt at
tention given by them to the speak
ers of the evening gave testimony in
the largest sense to what such events
mean to our boys and how eager
they are for the real worth while
things Of life.
At $50 Rev. Mann asked grace.
This followed the banquet. The
menu consisted of salads of great
variety, sliced ham and cold pressed
meat, jellies and pickles. mashed po-
tato. pan rolls, cakes, doughnuts.
pies and coffee.
The POSTMASTER Mr.. Dean Peacock
in his usual good humor introduced
the speaker and during the banquet
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-29
ALL PARLEYS OFF
FOR F!RPO-W|LLS
SCRAP next JULY

New York. Feb. oS-All negotiations
with n New York syndicate for match
Iulv 10 with Harry Wills. negro heavy
weight. were called off today by Luis
Angel Firpo. Argentine boxer. through
his American repre- sentative. William
Mccartney. because of conditions I'M
nosed by promoters.
Mccartney announced he had been IN
etrllcted by Firpo to abandon negotia-
tions after the syndicate. headed by
Low RAYMOND and Simon Flahertv. hau
issued a statement setting forth the
terms on which they made hnal hld
FOR the fight. for which they had put
rn half million dollar purse.
Conditions which the syndicate I'M
,osed and Firpo rejected were That
preliminary forfeit of S5o,0O0 ne depos-
itcd in New York instead of Buenos
Aires. and that the Argentine. upon
arrival in this country and until the
nroposed fight. place himself under the
control Of the syndicate to protect us
interests. The latter stipulation would
have meant cancellation of an extern
siye exhibition tour arranged by Flrpo'
With the withdrawal of the sNnol-
cate. Tex Richards bid for the wills
E'irpo battle may he accepted. Inc
promoter offered Firpo 100000 ana
Wills 800 600 for a match when ne
would be ready. he says. to stage IN ms
Jersey CITY arena, Boyles' Ihlrly
Acres, in July.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-29
GRANT LICENSE TO
HOLD DEE'PSEY-W|LLS'
BOUT IN R. ISLAND

Cumberland. r. l., Feb. 2S-The
town council of Cumberland today
voted to grant license to the Rhode
Island department, Veterans of For
clgn Wars, for a bout between Jack
Demsey, heavyweight champion, and
Harry Wills, negro challenger to be
held here July 4 or July u. Attach
ed to the resolution was the provision
that the promoters pay fee of $l0,-
600 to the town within ten days.
Harry w. Dyer, representing the
Veterans and John ]. Griffin. who an
ncunced himself as n representative
of Tex Richard, New York boXion pro-
moter. appeared before the council to
present the petition for a license.
They asked that permission to hold
the bout be granted Immediately and
offered to pay therefore fee of $500.
The coucil considered the proposal
in executive session and later in open
meeting passed the order with the
$4,000 fee add.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-29
Still Holdup Ring
Bouts at Bangor

Bangor, Feb. 27.-t,dwa I'd S. Pen
nett, who several days ago secured
a permit from the municipal officers
in Bangor to hold boxing exhibitions
in this city. has up to this time been
unable to get a hall in which the
proposed bout could be staged. but
said today that he expected to make
ARRANGEMENTS whereby the exhibit
ton could be held in the Social Hour
pool room on Water street. 1t was
expected that when the municipal
officers lifted the ban and granted
the permit for the show. that boxing
had returned to the city. but it APP
pears that only half the trouble was
over.
Mr.. Bennett made unsuccessful ef-
forts to get halls suitable for TIC
exhibition and decided that City
hall was out of the question. when
several aldermen stated emphat.cal-
~ there was nothing doing on box
ing in City hall" The last big hall
in which boxing was held here was
refused Mr.. Bennett because Of the
influence of connecting parties. &C
cordinG to Mr.. Henhctt. The pro-
moter, however. is determined to
stage q bout in Bangor in the near
future and is expected to rake an
announcement soon that a show will
he put on here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-29

hour many bursts of laughter fol-
lowed his witticisms.
Mr.. John Tapley. Supt. of schools
gave n toast to the sons. I'm the
Footsteps of Their Fathers first
having emphasized the example as
set by fathers and the need of re-
conservation to paternal obligations.
His talk was often interrupted and
the applause was hearty that fol-
lowed
Master Guy Chase, a high school
student pleasingly responded with
toast to the Fathers and concluded
with an original poem. the appro-
pirate sentiment of which was ex-
pressed in the concluding line of each
stanza which was as follows: But
he is father just the same
Rev. Bcneaur offered a toast to
Mother" Each person present sill
emily responded to the word Mother
as to no other word uttered during
the evening
The American Greed, which won
the $1,000 prize offered for the best
American creed written during the
World War was read by Master Les
ley Spaulding. a student in the High
school.
The feature of the program was
talk by Rev. Henderson of FAIR
field. He spoke of the boys obli-
CATION to America, to his school. 10
his home and to his church. He
inspired his audience and the COM
mittee feels that the guests were
favored in having had the privilege
OF listening to such a speaker. A
rising vote of thanks was rendered
at the close of Rev. Henderson's IL
Illuminating talk.
A quartet of four High school stu
dents, boys, from Waterville. Hill
lard Sawyer, musical leader. render
ed pleasing selections during the
banquet.
This date. February 90. being
Washington's birthday. a large en-
craving of Washington was conspic-
uously placed, together with mount
ed scenes representing the life of
that period. These pictures were
kindly loaned by George Bryant.
Flags were in evidence about the
banquet room and all decorations
for the tables were in Difference to
the day.
The committee. consisting Of Mrs
V. c. Totman and Mrs. Frank Tup-
per. who had this banquet in charge
in behalf of all members of the
Mothers Club. desires to thank
those who kindly donated foods and
all who aided in any way in making
this father and son banquet an
event of the year.
The party which was to have been
given on Saturday evening at the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-29
Observes 77th Birthday

"A. w. NeDO quietly observed MS
seventy seventh birthday Feb. 2Sth at
his home on Water street. He was
born in Belfast. Nc. Feb. 2S. 1915 son
OF Joseph and Nancy Webb. lie is
n veteran of the civil war, having
served for three years in the 30th
Maine Veteran Volunteers. co. +. In
1866 he married Miss Sarah kenney
of st. Adams and five children were
born to them. four of whom are now
living, !. w. Webb Of Auburn, Mrs.
Lizzie Rickford of Madison Miss Car
RE Webb of Boston, Mass, and c. +.
Webb of st. Louis. Mo. Mrs. Webb
died in 1852 and in 1885 he married
Mrs Josephine Davis Of Pittsfieid. To
this union one daughter. Mrs. Gladys
Perkins of Oakland was born. Mr..
Webb has seven grandchildren, Earl
Goodwin of California. Miss Vera
Webb OF Auburn. Evelyn and RebeCCa
Webb of s.. Louis. Mo. Dorothy. Jo-
sephinc and Daphne pekins Of Oak
land. beside two great grand children
in California.
For many years Mr.. Webb followed
wooden mill business. out about TWEEN
ty one years ago he moved to Oak
land and purchased farm on the
East Pond road and for many years
locality with fresh eggs. milk and
vegetables. y year ago he moved TO
the village and purchased home on
Water street. He is q member Of
Sergeant Wyman Post. G. a. r. and
has held various Offices in that orga-
nization. Beside his relatives Mr..
Webb has the best wishes of host
of friends for many happy birthdays.
Mrs. Della Morse who is passing
the winter with her son, J. Henry
Morse and family and who has been
confined to the house the past ten
days by Illness is much improved and
IS able TO he out again.
Mrs. Ralph Davis and sons. Harold
and Kenneth Of Windsorville are Wis
iting Mr.. Davis mother. Mrs. A. w.
Webb OF Water street for few davs.
The Silent Six Club met Thursday
afternoon at the home If Mrs. Harry
Blaisdell on High street. The after
noon was devoted to various kinds of
fancy work and pleasant afternoon
enjoyed. The guests beside the hos
tess were Mrs. Thomas Walker. Mrs.
Alden Moore. Mrs. John King, Mrs.
Flora Kelley and Mrs. John O'Reilly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-29
PINE Tree SKATERS
SHOW GOOD form ON
VILLA Nova OUTFIT
Especial to Kennebec JournaD

viilanoya, Pa, Feb. 2S.-The Villa
nova baseball schedule announced to-
day by Manager William Poplaska, "a.
. Of Lawrence. Mass. contains many at
tractive features for the followers of
tho Blue and White. This schedule
includes games with some OF the best
college teams In the eastern collegiate
world. such as Princeton, Holy Cross.
Boston College and Lafayette. Besides
taking a northern trip. these defenders
Of the Blue and White will take a week
end trip TO New York where they will
play a series Of four games in and
round the metropolis.
The first call for candidates was
,ent out by Coach Charles Mcclellan
IN February Is and today about 40 as
pirants are kept busy daily in the cage
by Coach Mcclellan. who Is ably as
sisted by Captain "chick" Meader. This
cage work will continue until favor
able weather permits outdoor practice.
villanova is 70 tunate in having nine
veterans from last years team.
The personnel OF the team will prob
ably include: Catchers, Jacobs and
Dyer. who will probably alternate;
pitchers, Captain Meader. Harry Crit
fifth, Lefty" Sayers, links" Bradley
and Ar Smith. all men Of very high
rating ne nlOSt promising tdHuludteS
for the infield are Walt" Kane, at the
initial sack; Piggy" Watson. at the
Keystone sack: ED" Cotter. at the hot
corner All of these men are veterans
OF last years team. Jimmy" Hartnett
and Dick Moynahan will fight it out
for the shortstop position. AS for the
outfield. those positions will be taken
care of by last years feet-footed trio.
namely. ex-Captain Connolly in left
field. Joe Council in center. and Gene"
Masciadrl in right. Among other
promising candidates are Jack" Shee-
han. Ivory and Greeley as catchers:
Tranor Quinn. Kasel as infielders. and
Duhamel and Rotsers as outfielders.
The schedule is as follows:
March est. Josephs at Philadel-
phia.
March 3l-Etemple University at Viii
lanova.
April o-Seton Hall at South Orange,
n. j.
April 5-Prlnceton at Princeton, n. J.
April 9--Lafayette at Easton. Pa.
April 14-St. Josephs at Villanova.
April 23-IIoly Cross at Villanova.
April 2i-Boston College at Villa
nova.
April 2G-Lobanon Valley at Ann
vile. Pa.
April notwithstanding at EillanOva.
May 3--Manhattan at Nillanova.
May 7-Boston College ut Boston.
May 9--Holy Cross at Worcester.
May 10--providence at Providence.
May 14--Lehigh University at Beth
lehom, Pa.
May 16-Manhattan at New York
City.
May 17-St. Johns at Brooklyn, n. Y.
May lS--N. Y. Athletic Club at New
York
May 2l--Lebanon Valley at Villa
nova.
May 2i-Crescent a. C. at New York
city.
May Muhlenburg at Allentown.
ia.
May 31--Sston Hall at Villanova.
June 4-St. Johns at Nrllanova.
There ore also two games pending
with Dickinson and one with Rutgers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-29
INDEPENDENTS
Peerless Walter
Would Buy and
Manage Own Team

cleveland. @. Feb. 3S.-l,eports
which have been current during the
winter that Walter johnson. star
pitcher of the Washington Ameri-
cans, contemplated retiring from the
major leagues after this season were
confirmed Ivy the veteran strike-out
king AZ Hot Springs today, according
to ad>icCs received by the Cleveland
Plain Iealcr from its staff corre-
spondcnt tonight.
His retirement hinges. according
to the story. on whether Johnson is
able to purchase Il Pacific Coast
League club for which he is nego-
tiatinE. II I've Is successful In land
ing Il. Johnson viii manage 1t ana
take his turn on the mound.
Johnson is starting his eighteenth
wear with Washington, during which
time he set n stvikeout record. lie
also Is regarded ~ one of the speed
lest pitchers who ever broke into the
game.