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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-08
MMs 9ctroit, Mi9.


"~'S " '>'>~' O*'I'""SSESV
sSie alidbrlidj feiert aub in oieIem
SSSabr Der &ranfen Gerein iein Stif.
tllncsfelt, lnb stuar bas
r27jabrige."
am Somltng, ben II. esebruar, in Ser
&arlntbia Soae, gu peIdem bas
Satlienpolf BON 9etroit uno Tim,
ge6uag loip;e sSreunoe ber3l;d einae,
laocn lino.
Iieter i'ehen mir On Ser @cn0e
cinrs Gerei7siabres rno oas bies,
Iabi iae StIftrngsielt ,ntieres Ser.
eins ruff lms allh oiesn1al sriams
men. Inn Den Gag unierer 8ereini.
allna feierl!c) gu begeben. gSir ipoaen
and in oie'em Sahr ourh uniere
nhlreihe 8eteilislng an Dem ;selte
beicrgen Dab mir nod treu su I'M,
leren! Merelr bclten, ,ln6 Dor aaem iii
es leoem eln5elner Gflidt, 5u tun
mas er feilrm goIfe i1uloia lit.
Eenn mir Sieies ernIter beoenfen
I'rotten, '1lnh III @irfIidfeit ourd)
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-08
3lucia 10.

Snmstaaobeno biclt ser ;3ipeig f9
I'M %ercillslofal Sen iGbrIid)cn ia.
'dingsball ab llno sipnr inter ser
llebcriiht Der 8eInngpcreinc. ,Sn al.
Iererlter Sinic brinacn allc Priihtr
oes GercinS llno beren p:elc 2rellnbe
illo Vefanntc bcn @einngpcrcinen ib.
rem ticfltcn Sanf oar fir bie prac,t,
polle llnterbaltllng an oieiem 9lbelib.
Sbnc. 3meiiel mar OiclcS cine 8clc,
acnbeit, an ipclher iicb mirflih alle,
Jung nnO alt, nusge5eidnct untcr.
hieltcn. @ctnu5t ipllroe ga bis Siir
lctten Wti1lltc lnlo natiirlid, an Gr.
friidtngen fcbltc cs auh niht =
iuno ganj bcionocrs muB man er1pGb-
nen ben @uloi6 Scr ba auigetraaen
ipllrbe. IS ipar iuirflih icbr erireu.
lid .ul bcubnften ipie fein lih olle
i'niere griiocr mno Sdhpcltcrn mao
oeren 6rclu1be unterbielten Be.
neis Dab icbcr 5nfrieben ipdr, liegt
in Ser Satiahe, bab ans Wahbnlife,
geben llienlano Oadte BIS ipdt 1T Ben
Worgen bes ilellen Cages. "
Giele 6reunoc oes 3meig 10 bon
allberbalb SaIem iparen 5useger,
gan5 belonoers bon MQidnce nl,o
Glepelqno rno mir boffen,9 ooB ale
lid gut lnterbalten babelf l,nter uns
,lnb Oanfen ibnen fir ibren 8eiud,.
SdluB auf Seite7.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-08
St'ladtfcit MT bnmuriitiideu
Gurt-Gocr.!

Ycs 3omitce 'h"r bt'Hcn gclniihten
GNjt SorHfif Ills 2 'lt.?R?. bubeli
hcihln"cn ,,ilt .. aEGr: ein Sdlladt,
fc't 0binbn.len Hnb puroen fir Die
fen 2?ped 81" obHen M1lne ser Gar.
pptb;n rclerpicrt Sir glltes Glen,
@ctrr,fe ltto llrterb, .ltllng miro bus
Nom.tDe outs tcIfs Geo trogen.
"!nc Srclu,oc lf"h @onncr oes ocut.
icrcm "ieoeS limo bcrjlitf) cingclaoen
sll.e Eellnetjlucr lino rriuht iih be-
lnie,rl WSe.E, al. 81. Seiler in,
&ornls nninlneinrn. Gintrittsfartcr
cinl4iiCBlid) Gii"n 80 Gents.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-08
Nns 9omefeao, Ya.
3iucig 6.

Sic &crinnlmlllng am lcbten Conn.
tag ipar 5icnlih gut beiuht. Sic Gr.
lebigung Ser 8clhGftc purOe in iib.
tiher @eiic poabradt.
J Gas Grfrellli6ltc an Ser ga3cr
Gerimnmlllng mar ipieocrunt sic
lange lnb breitc gelprehung iibcr
Die Sllgenbabteilllng. Gs iheint MN
slt nno Sung flar gelporoen 5il fem
oaB MIR ourG elm nilliges 3llfam,
lnenarbeiten l,nier 3iel erreiht iper.
Den fam = llnO bas ii: elnen ltar.
ten unb titigen SSuaenobl,nb in6ome.
lteao 81 idaffen. ginige Mitglieoer
oes Sugenobrnoes ielbIt baben MN
bie slrbeit elmer &eorganilierllng nit
poaem Grnlt begonnen. 9n5u bat MIN
all6 3peig 6 elm Sreier= =&onitee ers
nannt, pelhes Ser Ssrgeno nit Stat
llno Cat bethlehem ioa. Iieles. &omi,
tee beitebt aus Den fplgenoen grii,
oern: 8corg @eprit, Jrib Eiaff lmo
6rib Grals. Sieies &omitee miro
feline Wiiibe imo slrbeit iheuen, Inn
5u einenl Grfplg 81 fonnnen, benn
ale orei iino bafiir befannt, oaB lie
Die Ir6eit, sic ibncn anpertraut miro,
nl,dp tiihtig nlsfiibrcn. s(bcr tie be-
notigen lln6eoillgt bie pollc llnter.
ltiiBung llno Mitarbeit aQer Mitglie-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-08
de th0re Eroile 1nnebcn perScn.

Gle ;,hore 9r'iis as9ebcn iuerocn.
N.m Sh.neIfern beriuht, lGhiiid
an1"5pnen 5uf fommeu uno baltet e,,re
Spdtcr an, 1mS cllre &leineren, sen
fiir Sic iinb orb Erciie "a.
asir iupllcn bies eire ser ld)Dn1tcn
l:nterbaltlnncn macbeu. Mah II llbr
Miro Gin feineS Giien ierpiert, pelheS
einaeidllolie1 i'm Glnt.itt.
afodte bier ole uniere Namcns.
iInocIteru, nGrlid) sic Marien, Gu.
iauer, Suitinen, ShercIen mo Saras
nllinerfiam lrehen, nibt 81 pergel,
ia1 &ebid nitsubrinecn.
'l::f cinen e,,teu @eil,b boift
Gas &pmitec.
pHr Mtarie 9efcrt, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-08
ans xe'p yprt, U. .:
3iucig "A

biclt urld)licBenb al sic Mpnatsfcr,
Nn1nllllng cine gut geliutgcnc ia,
misunderstanding nit Snn5 ab. Tas
&erctl1slofal pur 5iclnlib gut beictt.
sSir fonnten piele liebc 8Glte begrii,
zen. Gingclcitct lpurbc sic llnterbol,
tllng nad) elmer Vegrii6ungsnnipra.
die Nurd ErG1. Shcerer NIT cincm
hcllllatlid)cn Sdnlailb beltebeno aus
0cfiiQtcm &raut, @ratpurlt, &affce,
Hrapfcn ilno SUDDEN. SieIes innlt oeul
Elntritt fiir 50 Gcnts. Gem Gerein
blicb fcin ltchcridubr aber oas 8e,
IpltbtIcin fir pcnig @clo ieinen Mtit,
allcocrn lmo 8aitcn cincn genuBreis
rtcn slhcno bercltet Sl boben. ySic
immcr iuuroc sic icbr idynadbafte
sSllrlt bon 9r. &loos bcrgeitellt, &u,
cbcn lnb &rn>acn ipcnbetcn oic Ship.
HlooS, Siigcl ltnb &nrb sllS llebcrs
ro'hlng fam ,inc id,one Scoer-Snno,
ta'hc uno cine groBc tSlnihe Mein,
Ac'pcnoct bon Scrrn llno ST. Scilcr.
Die gliiflidrn 8apinncr iparcn
Sdaucitcr .Sognrnihcr fiir bie Sano,
talfe lno ser @cln fano cinen ,soh,
lnnnn in @r. Wuroihinsfp. 2eioer
fcbltcn p:clc Witglicncr llno icbcm
lolltc es leio tim Scr bel bicler I'm.
terbultllng nbpclcno mar.
81. Stooi.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-08
5ur Silbcrkett3eit
Sauuar 13, 1910.

Sc SiB, tp1t ia mir nrpd,cn Baden
Gcb paca mpruirdh, DC Srocn oiipufcn
lld) en- alGppcl gun, dnneld,lpn
Sat mir al Iciniu I'm Sc 0ou ncrnp
gpbn
slf Der 8aB idltpu perlpanabcrt Dc Seti
SSot eos an olper there? Sbis ippnrmei'
frcli?
SSut arcii? 9pnt iu no, ct Us S,pdD6ei
bet?
SSiclt to net iput S,pd,5et, metz
9tn, bro lob os aphn mir bun slrbct bet,
Mer mcIien frdb uicbcn Su baden lld)
brphen.
ct ipl ir oueIt 9eat ud lhmutbnft &C.
rphcn.
Sdnn bet miro ct gpr Dir pill iin bes S,nll
bier 6dbn.
ga nGIlcn as SrIi im SnIpcrtrpn5
iGhu.
llub nctlppr il 9cnt fhaSia |ctt mcr
n,clicn as irnnn nllcaupr.
SSpnn mir fir as idbu Oct bieih ld,tntts
lid Yuor.
Srr % Snbr bun ia on 2df u6 SrDn
lid fanghcn.
sls idrr Sorr @ciIcfcr bot ia fiirt 2icpcn
acbnuaocu.
SIicr Scraott, huct gcIcanct sc S'onh,
i,ic buot in aegiu srbct uup Srico ud
in beIem 2nnb.
lid, in Irbct nd ancrmGocm Nlcif,
Soun ia 9ebubt Ell edit SofIcIh S,iew,
Dat mpr Der ErciB
llnb glieft Iddher il id)nbig Sett.
Sut Oct Sul ud) nod bet,
sSuun len Seppp aus Der Nrbct tit,
Slt. ncdlld) an Irmcu nit
llnp im cu edit iaficih Wnbtcn git.
SSun ia I'D, net Saint al Dem Nrmcn bln,
gcbrpbn,
Sum ia opdh I'M nllnd ennem gSicbtcu
pcl ocabct 9cbpn
.9ot bupt nier Serraptt, ud) biu mn
9clfripcn. -
llrb Der Segen ds IN net nu5gcblilpcn
Ga icng gciehrt llh gcnd,t bi nlleguprcn
llnb rot bun mir na Idicn udl crilprcu
llnb net nor I'm hcicr Stnnt, -
Sat mnbr ncbmlid,, ma Ell Sarr aiuh
nllsaeprdbi9t hut.
,yrpdlt bic, lpic iis bG Sabm I'm Der @oul
Im 9linot,
Gd tn Gbor 30 nii hieIh nlutldiugt. -
llnb SSd G5 ct mir Qcgongcu!
ct mur I'm Der icrId)ten 3cgt
Cd fpbnt ip irdli9 uh nor gor pcnnio
Sett.
,Srogt cd) Gn Der Soil ielt De Srncn,
gSic ds BOT hicih Wcbhcn, DO an bcn
Hpncn
SSut? Wcbdcn? sSprnm net 9upu
Sot us it)icn iroinhert 10 Spbr.
ssa faht ir aat Sett, ilpcr ieiclt GlGd
SSie miro iid) hinn bet, nm mieiteu ..
fronen.
Cf gliclpcn at Gs DC Mottcr,
Cd miro iur Srpabcn, liquor ud nod
idlronu
llnb bd pnber Ifpttcr, ipat iim Socnlmc
az,
cSd miro bet fir gelpdB irpaoig bcrrplpc,
iGbn,
ga ipicby ia brodt fed, net &c iprNcn
slr'r Seppp as bim Sulic, Gnebcn 90
gebrpgcn.
Gba ldper 6errgptt. bplo ilpcr bet Yun,
Den 0pnb,
I'm 'egen Ia I'D, Den bebbigen Bomb. -
sat ironn nod % Sphr pcrapbu
Ga lpebbcr eli glddlih bG 5cIlrnl,men
itobn.
Solb liner ia beng srebig Sdingt
llno Iegen ia, legen ia. bds lln dr Ieelic
. Iingt. -.... ..a
Sppbia Wel5er.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-08
&artenpartie.

Ser g. e. 8eiangperein 2ieoer.
fran5 peranitaltet am Scm,tag, Den
II. Jebrlar, abenos 8 ll6r i'm Saf,
ienbelm S16 Gmerion Mbe., einen
&artenabeno perblnben nit anoeren
Spielen uno llnterbaltllng, ipo5u alle
6rennoe allfs 9er3lid,be einselaoer,
iino. 9as aomit & fat CUTE Hreiie
fir franen uHe Naaper ioluie- aud
einen &alptpreis beiergt. gintritts
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-08
NrDRer Faidlina.

Ser 3fpeig IA unb II Iaoet bier.
nit olIe feine ;sre,lnoe uno 9efann.
ten con Gan!nn uno llmaebung abfs
brro.id,Ite elm sll elmer edit idhiilhen
9aiding. nclfe Samstag. Sen 10
,ssbrIar, abgctaltcn miro. uniere
iadyi!'be Nuiif miro am Hlase iein
imb mas nod Sas slGeridonite ieir
iira, uniere iGfiiife 5raht fir fpeI.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-08
Nus Ga,uooo Gity, Ya,
Dai,fjao,ti,o
ppr Scrrn nn6 sSrau Sdlaicr.

SSir nollen unieren Sad)Ieufrcuu-
oen l,niercn berslihiten ,mo innigltcn
Can't al,sipreben fir sic id)Gnen &C.
1tbcnfe, bie rns iiberreidt tpllrben an
luicrem Silberboh5eitsfeit. llnlerm
&irhcndprleiter Scrrn @ercnOt nnb
leincn Sdngern fir @cIhenf unb Sic
ihDnen Siebcr, Ocn &ohinnen fiir sic
Wiibe imn slrbcit. slues ipurbe in
better Sronuug bcipr9t Tus mir
Sod)seit gcfciert buben, iou bicles Sc
oiht befllnOen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-08
3iueia II.

slllen Sdnpeitern oes 3lueis II
oiene sur Nahriht, oab .,lldite re,
aelnldBige Seriammllng Scnntog,
oen Is. Sebruar, ltattfinoet. Mue
Shtpeltern ltno sebcten an,pcieno 81
lein. Ntarie 9edert, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-08

ser Spcr v@ilo Sdipein". Gs mar
.grnbartis. Wiitacl Seeming ul,o sln,
oreas gi,ocr iangen einigc Sucttc; !;
anh @r. 8corg SlciIchcr gob icincn
Cell 5ur 8eniitlibfeit. slls 8dlte ma,
rem Serr Yfarrer 8. SS. 9ernboro
ionlt leincr licbcn tSrol eingclaocn.
slnh GrGi. Ectcr S5clmig uno &c.
nloblin. Gr banfte Sen Nnhbarp1tern
fiir sic Ginlubrng Scrr lmo Troil
Gfarrer @crubarb fonnten fallm@pr.
te 5lun slusorllf bringcn ols Iic sic
Mahbarinnen in ibrcr lihliihen
Sroht 'abcn ltno sic Sarnlpnic 1mo
@cmiitlihfeit, sic in elmer 9tahbars
id)ait berridt. Serr Efnrrcr @crn'
baro crnlabnte oic9fohbarihaft in cin
paar fcrnigcn gSprten. SnB cs ibnl
nur crit flor iuiirbe, iparl,m mir
Sahien 500 Sabre in uniercn Gigen,
idnften, Srahten nnb Sittcn bis olli
oen belttiaen Gag a,sbebnrrt bGtten
burg iplhc acid)lpiicnc 8ciclllhoftcn
lmo ernabute allc 9tuhburn an Scr
ih6nen Sitte .pcitcr .fclt,rboltcn,
bcnn es ici cine Scr bcrrlidbitcn ,mb
lhnnItcn SclellidInftsobenoc gcluelcn
Sic er nod ic crltbt bGttc, notiirlid)
oas acbt o,,d iiir icine ssrm,.
slllo lcbt ibr licbcn griiber llno
Sflpciterll, Mcnitcn sic niht o,,s
llnlerln Sarloe iton,nen ionocrn aus
oem Scutlhcn Hcih, bcipllnocrn lmo
fonntcn inns bcinuhe bcncibcn lpcgcn
lt,Icrcn i9llten rltcn Sittcn lmb
Srndten Sic mir bon llnicrcn Gitcrn
ercrbt hnbcn. Sarllm lobt llns allc
fclthnlten an DEM tcllrcn Grbtcil rn,
'crcr &orfabrcn. Splhc 8clcnidaf,
ten lpic hic 9taf6arihnft linb icbr
niiblih fiir rnlcr SahIenpulf in9lmcs
rlfu, 0cnn MIR burd bic fnnncn mir
lnnuc olsburrcu ,lnb langc bcitebcn,
neil cs feline @c'd)uftsnrgnniiaipnel
Iino, 'onocrn nllr cine &clcllidaft sc
ibrc Sntcn hrrh Siebc. tSrcllnhlibfcii
llno ctnoa alts ircicn ySiucn ha5u
bcitrGgt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-08
Mns Grie, Ya.
3iue;a 9.

9lm IS. ,schrlrnr finoet ltnicre Mc=
nntapcriollnlllrng Itntt. elac Mit-
gliebcr linb hicrhei freunblidIt crs
luht ii6 SIT bctciligcn.
%. Sdnudr5, Erot. .-Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-08
sNua -Na.anee, ODia
3iueiaa 3.

slGen 8riioern biene sur gcfGaigen
Nad,ridt, oab oie nddite reeelnlGBiee
@eriammlune am Sonntas, oen IL.
Sebrlor, i'm Sahienbeim ltattfinbet
unb alle 8riioer ltno gebeten pitnft.
1id) 81 erid)einen. Gs lieaen 1pidtige
@eidnfte Dor gum erleoigen, oud)
icllen Sic 9riioer lit gutltebenb bal,
ten mit Sen 9eitrdgen inn Gerein uno
Central @erbano.
8eamtenoeriammlnns.
ssreitag abenb ocn 8. sSebruar. Sd
bite altf Die geamten 10 firth als
mOglid sll fommen, oamit bie Ser
iammlllng sur feitgeIetten 3eit 5llr
SrSnlng aerltfen tperhen tanu.
u,.. Sbos. 8ottihling, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-08

farten iino bel icbem Yfitglieb bes Sc.
iangpcreirs 5lt befomnlen ST 25c' Die
Sarte. I'm sablreihen @eillh bittct
Sas Gpmitec.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-08
Scamtcn=G =Ginfi bruno.

Sn Ser lettcn %erianmllng am
IA. Sanltnr rurben bic @eamtcn bcs
3lpeig 10 in lire slemtcr cingeiiihrt.
gr. 8eorg Tanicl fplgte Dem Gllie
sic Giniiibrllng 81 ncaSieben. Gr;
SrGiibent Saniel ncrIies aac Nolnen
llno erIllhte sic 9cnnltcn ser Hcibc
nah por5lltretcn. Sonn criud,te cr
Sie Ntitglieber, iid, bon ibren Sibcn
sll crheben. Gr Iprndl in gut geludbls
ten @orten lln0 ernnbnte ieben eins
Selncn Seanlten an Ieine Efliht lmo
Sdulbigfeit in ieinem slmtc lmo er.
lilhtc bie'e Yflihten treu SIT erfiiQcn.
Gen ausIheibenoen 9eamten oanfte
er fir, Die i'm leeten SSSabr. aeleiltetG
9lrheit. Grdi. Mnb. Sduiller erIild)te
alle Utitglieoer iid} bon Sen Sibcn
81 erbeben llnb in itillcr 9Inoaht oc.
rer 5u geoenfen, Ole i'm letten Subr
entIdlafen iino.
Sie &erIannllng mar gut beluht,
mir hatten ard) einen nellen &anbi,
oaten. Stad)Nem i'1Ier. Siibrer Scin,
rih Sabislaus Sen iiinaen &anbiba.
ten Sobann ltnth nprgeitellt bate,
lpllroe Serielbe einaefiibrt Ii. bon ben
Mitglieoern millfonmen gebeiBen.
@ir batten piele 8Gitc in unIercr
Gerlammllln9 trps bes ihle6ten@et
ters, Damn nnh Der GerIamml,lne
batten mir pieber gen1iitlihc lluter.
baltllng bel froblihem Spiel, melhes
cine 8rllppe BON Shlpeitern arran.
giert batten.
Ndfite Gcriammlllng finbet Itati
am Sonntaa. Den II ;sehrmar, III
8 llbr nahnittags. @ir bitten ole
lfitglieoer iid) 5ablreib SIT beteilisen
Gli5abetb Sitterlp, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-08

slm 81. Snnuar feierten Serr slno
llno &ntb. Worf, 8lieber brs ;3rueiq
10, oas Set Der iilbernen Soh5eit
Ser 3lpeig 10 iuar sllgegen, Inn 9r
lrno Shneiter Morf 8liid 5u min.
Ifen sil bieiem sSeIte. s
Gbeiprndj.
Sas lit Die red,te Che,
80 5ipeie iinb geeint.
Surh aacs Slid unb 8cbc
3u pilgern treu pereint;
Ser Cine Stab bcs Mnbern
llnb liebe 2aIt 5ngleid.
@emeiniam 9fait unb 9anbcrn
llnb 2iel bas 6in1melreid).
Gli5abetb Sitterlp, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-02-08

Smnlstngabcnb, bcn II. tSc6ruor,
miro bel Dem Mndbnrn Tricorid,
@cnrif lnb .Srall, 1883 Wpnroc ct.
Der rMibttao" ooer itibrlihc Scr
lalnrlllng nbbchaltcu, no llllicrc
auhbnrrGter @eritte abgebcn pcr'
ocn iiber bus lette ,Snbr. glllN bic
nclrn HadbnrpGtcr ipcrbcn gup0blt
pcrbcn. sllio bite ibr lcbcn Tad)-
barn fonnlt ole lulb 5eigt cllre Sicbc
sur guten Sohc. Sie NodbarpGtcr
crluhcn ullc, nmpcicno 5u lcin, llllr
slrbcit llno &ranfpcit MIRO cntlhul.
bigt.
glllo nphmals bciten Sunf ncll
Gbhinncn lno nQcm Slmpclcnocn fir
Ben glltcn Sllnlor. slllcs mar totcllos.
@citcn Can't bcn bciben 9tad)barpa,
tern. u. ). @inber, Scfr.
Evening star., 1940-12-22
Kansas State Quint
Another Fine Test
For CoIoniaIs
Midwestern Busketers
DispIoy Strength in
First Three Games

Pleased with its opening at River
side Stadium last Wednesday night
George Washington's Colonials move
back into those more spacious quar-
ters this week, when they tackle
Kansas State next Saturday night.
Victims of a late rally by the
powerful Oklahoma Aggies, the Buff
and Blue courtmen have high hopes
of taking their first inter- sectional
victory from the Big Six member
before tackling Minnesota two
nights later. The Gophers tackle
G. w. a week from tomorrow night.
Both of the Colonials' mid
Western foes will be on Eastern
tours when they stop off here. KAN
sas State plays Villanova at Phila-
delphia on Friday and will 60 to
Newark to play Seton Hall after fac
ing G. w.
Minnesota is on the Madison
Square Garden program to meet
N. Y. U. in one-half Of a double
header Saturday night.
Kansas State won its first three
games this season and is rated a
real threat to win the Big Six title.
Jack Gardner, a Southern Cali
fornia graduate, took over the K.
SIS court reins at the start OF the
1939-40 campaign.
Prior to joining the Kansas staff
Gardner coached four years at
Modesto Junior College. His teams
there won three conference titles
and won 83 of ITO games.
Evening star., 1940-12-22
Face Complete Collapse With Little Effort Made to Get New Talent
Iue-Gray Grid Stars
Thrill Montgomery
Fans in Drills
Yankees Stress Running
Attack, Dixie Squad
PoIishes Air PIoy

By the Associated Press.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec. al
Northern and Southern forces be-
gan priming their guns today for
the attacks they'll use December %
when they collide in the third an
nual Blue and Gray au-star football
game here.
Drilling at opposite ends of the
city, the senior college luminaries
chosen from each side of the
Mason-Dixon line went through
their initial workouts. The Grays
of Dixie concentrated on aerial
stabs, the Yankees on off-tackle
srnashes and end sweeps.
"Blues" Are Best Ever.
Coaches Carl Snavely of Cornell
and Lynn Waldorf of Northwestern,
co-handlers of the Blues for the
third time, pronounced their
charges absolutely the finest and
best-balanced group we've had
here" Jess Nicely of Rice and Ray
Wolf of North Carolina were
equally well pleased with their
Southern club.
Both sides were given regular as
sistants: Bert Ingwerson of North
western to the North and Joe Davis
of Rice to the South.
Arthur Jones, a gangling triple
threat from Richmond University.
and Dick McGowen, Auburn's cap
tain and ace back, thrilled practice
fans with booming punts that sailed
upwards of so yards consistently.
Jim Lalanne of North Carolina and
Owen Goodnight of Hardin Sim
mons shot strikes to Paul Severin,
a Lalanne teammate; Hal Newman
Alabama's captain, and other end
receivers.
Cornell Stars Due Today.
Out at Cramton Bowl, the battle
scene, Northwestern Dick Richards
banged into the tackles from his
quarterback post while Joe Hoague
of Colgate and Nick Basca of Villa
nova alternated at sliding off them
or skirting the ends. Working in
the backfield combination with
them we're Bob Thurbon of Pitt and
John kostyo of Wittenberg.
Five Cornell players. due to re-
port tomorrow because classes de-
layed their departure, will round
out the Northern outfit. The South
lacked only three men, all of them
Duke representatives held up. by
delayed train schedules.
Evening star., 1940-12-22
Quick Trip South in 1915 Enabled Shoughnessy Master Mind
At Stanford to Beat Rockne Other NowFomou Coaches
To So 600 Berth With Tulane as Tutor of Three Sports

their best track and field perform
ances and Shaughnessy's were con-
sistently better.
Rockne an AfterthOught.
Parts of the correspondence men,
tion Rockne somewhat as an after
thought. A letter from Marks to a
college coach residing in Chicago,
asking about several prospects
principally Ray Eichenlaub, great
Notre Dame fullback-says:
I'VE have also an applica ton
from Rockne of Notre Dame. What
kind of man is hep"
The coach's answer stated:
''Eichenlaub was a big man phys
ically as we'll as in ability. If he
knows the game as he plays it he
should be good man. I would say
the same for Rockne. Rockne has
had experience as coach in both
football and track. Both of these
men were terrors for work, and I
believe would be inclined to work
your teams too hard unless warned -
Rockne, who had taught in the
pharmacy lab at Notre Dame his
first year out of school, then was
assistant athletic director.
His superior, Jesse C. Harper,
wrote in recommendation:
"A fine personality and lots OF
enthusiasm. Very good personal ap-
pearance; morals fine excep-
tionally good influence on students.
The best football captain I ever saw.
That will speak for his ability as a
leader Mr.. Rockne is one of our
best students in the university"
Knute Couldn't Get Away.
Marks asked Rockne to come to
New Orleans for an interview, but
the applicant, preparing his track
team for the Drake relays and other
important meets, wrote on April 3,
1915:
II will be quite busy until after
the Western Conference meeting in
June, hence the authorities here are
unwilling to allow me the time of
which a trip to New Orleans would
necessitate.
IT am sure that I am we'll quail
fed to coach the three branches
you mention, as I have made a
special study of them, both as re-
CARDS theory and practice. I have
had good success here, and they
want to retain me but do not feel
they can afford to pay the money
which I ask. Should you think
have chance for the position, let
me know and will forward creden-
tials at once"
Marks answered on April 13: GAS
you cannot make the trip to New
Orleans it will be impossible for
us to consider your application"
Evening star., 1940-12-22

d1iu Sudlu III 1S1I anu 1ullUdCh
in 1918.
Shaughnessy Could Pass.
Besides playing my regular po-
sition in 1912 and 1918 I did all
the kicking and forward passing
for the team. The success which
our team made of the forward pass
ing style of play will be seen if
you refer to our game with Illinois
State University, played in 1918
when, on account OF the drenched
condition of the field and carry
ing the ball was impossible, we
attempted approximately 80 for
ward passes, completing IS sue
cessfully, and winning the game"
Thirty y-five pass competitions on
field that was too wet for running
plays! And that was Is years ago,
in the twilight of the push-and-
pull era.
The specialists bureau wrote also:
''Mr. Knute Rockne has been Of
fered $500 to remain at Notre
Dame, but you can secure him, I
believe, by prompt action at 81 ,600.'
Rockne's application form gave
ISL 500 to $1,000" as the lowest SAL
ary he would accept. 1t outlined his
playing career, which included three
years at varsity end, some service in
the backfeld and the last year
(1910 as captain. He played base
ball and basket ball also, and was
on the track team. Both men listed
Evening star., 1940-12-22
Penn 10 Have Clever
Quintet 10 Start
Against Terps

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 21,-Penn-
sylvanias basket ball squad will cur
tail its Christmas vacation to return
to the campus to prepare for COM
petitive activity after the first Of
the new year.
The basketers, who open their sea-
son on January 8 with Maryland,
will return December 80.
When the tossers return it is ex-
pected that Bill Hook, Junior for
ward, will be ready for action. An
injured knee kept him on the side
lines for more than a week prior
to the holidays.
If Hook RECEIVERS his stride Penn
sylvania will have a vastly improved
team. 1t has greater height, more
experience, floor and ball-handling
ability than any of Jourdet's re-
cent outfits.
Edward Allen, varsity fullback last
fall, brought the total number OF
players under Jourdet to IA.