Herald and Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 4

DECATUR HERALD FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21. 1919. DECATUR HERALD lot the bullets flew near the American fj i consul, the officers said. It was 1 1 REDS FAG NEWS SPORTS in any sense an aini-flmciit" onstration, it is declared. LEAGUEACCEPTANCE WILL MARK NEW ERAjrf LOADING ISP FORSTALEYS Areola Team Coming Here Sunday Prepared to Win If Possible BOWLING SCORES FORF.S.

12 Tot Av. Schultz 155 132 156 443 148 Shulke US 143 126 417 139 151 167 160 478 159 Weis 145 162 132 439 146 Stetzer 178 202 178 558 186 Totals ..777 806 752 2335 HOIXDS. 12 Tot. Av. Chenoweth ...181 135 134 450 150 Jenkin 163 134 166 463 154 Freldinger ..123 168 131 422 141 Schlorb 148 lOi 185 497 166 Hopkins 200 155 152 507 169 Handicap.

35 35 35 Totals 850 791 803 2339 High individual average, Ptelzer, With reports flowing in from Areola football camp that the Douglas county lads are "loading up" for the Sunday game, the Staley squad is taking no chances on losing that game and Coach Brannan is sending the locals through some heartbreaking practise and scrimmage this week. Work is being doled out to the local players until they sweat and the kinks from last Sunday's game with the Rantoul aviators are gradually being worked out. Bailey to Play. With Capt. Wasem out of the game with the injury that he sustained in the Taylorville battle, the strength of the Staley squad at the wing posi- Hons is weakened and to supply the missing link Bailey, the star end from Champaign, has been engaged for the Areola contest and from re- Ports he will be badly needed to with-1 stand the attack of the fast and heavy Areola backfield.

If necessary he will be shifted to the backfield in Vi Ratification Would Open Era World Han Ever Known Secretary Baker Declare LOUISVILLE, K.v., Nov. 20. Acceptance of the league of nations would open up one of the greatest epochs in the history, of the -world, Newton D. Baker, secretary of war, declared in opening the convention here tonight of the National Consumers' League, of which he Is president. His speech evoked much applause and ended with the audience standing in appreciation.

"The league of nations is drawn up to benefit the masses, the common people." said Mr. Baker. "Are wt virtuous enough to receive it? "For a time it looked like we were. Treaty of the People. "Now, however, the situation has changed.

Once more the final acceptance or rejection of the document is in doubt. Perhaps we are not enough advanced in brotherhood, in idealism, to realize its beautiful, its Christian qualities. "I do not presume at this time to criticize its opponents. I only know that I consider it a wonderful work. If it comes into effect the world will emerge from darkness to light.

The people, for whom all laws are made, will attain their own." Electric Trains Effective Oct. 19, 1919 Subject to Chnnge Without Notice. Trains Leave Decatur DECATUR HIGH MEETS BEMENT Piatt County Team Is Expected to Give Boys a Good Workout in order that the Decatur High High achool football team may not stale before the Thanksgiving game In Jollet. Coach Drobnik will lead his huskies to Bement Saturday afternoon, where they will play the liement High school football team, t'nder the tutelage of Coach Senn 1 Hoover, former illlllkln football star, a good light team has been built Their record during the past season is one which would entitle them to receive consideration as a foe. Earlier in the season Uement battled the Drummer Township High school eleven to a tie In one of the hardest games of the season.

While Decatur is expected to win the tilt SaturJay, the game will give the Hed and White players one of the stlffest workouts possible in preparation for the Jollet game Thanksgiving day. ILLINOIS ELEVEN LEAVES FOR OHIO Men Determined to Make I- prrate Fight to Wrest Champion. ship From Bnekeyes. t'RBANA, Nov. 20.

Keyed up to make a desperate struggle for the j' Western Conference championship. the University of Illinois football team entrained tonight for Columbus. l' The last practice on Illinois field consisted of only a. brief signal drill. The only question in the line-up has teen at left guard, and Coach Zuppk indicated tonight that Al Mohr would start at that position In place of Lef vendahL t'terneman, the classic of Springfield, who seems to have regained his true form, will start at left half back, but will be displaced later in the game by Ralph letcner, tne Illinois Kicttinp? marvei.

MURDMARGE Men Held for Attack on Armistice DayParade. Arraigned in Court CENTRALIA, Nov. 20. Eleven alleged I. W.

W. charged with first degree murder in connection with the armistice day shooting here, were arraigned today before superior Judge W. A. Reynolds at Che-halis, the county seat, and given 36 hours in which to plead. Two other alleged radicals, Ole Hansen and John Doe Davis, are numbered among the defendants.

Hansen and Davis, still at large, are being pursued by deputy sheriffs from here. No attorney represented the pris oners today. The defendants will no. be able to retain any Lewis county lawyers, as the local county bar as sociation has passed resolutions barring any of its members from taking part in the defense of the alleged radicals. Viviani May Lead French Deputies By The Associated Press) PARIS, Nov.

20. Rene Viviani, former premier, is to be asked to stand as a candidate for the presi- dency of the new chamber of deputies) against Paul Deschanel, who. It is claimed by the members of the right and center, showed a too lenient at titude toward the extremists and other disturbers during the sitings of the last chamber. The first interpellation to come up in the new chamber will be ma-le by M. Prouse and will deal with the transportation cri3is.

Paul Boncour, former minister of labor, is slated as leader of the ex tremist party. WaLer Packard St. TODAY i r-. i-rr ni it n. in lire MINING CONGRESS rno i nurcD DATV7C vm livj it Lii in l.u SlIdlnK Scale of Prices and Freight charge Reduction In Summer Advocated In Meeting ST.

LOUIS. Nov. 20. Reduction of freight rates on coal during summer and a sliding scale of coal prices, with lower charges in summer, were advocated today as means of reducing the prices of coal, and increasing production so that miners would have continuous work throughout the year, thereby assisting in allaying industrial unrest at the mines. The suggestions were made in resolutions presented to the American Mining Congress, in convention here.

A resolution was presented to the industrial committee urging authorities "to enforce to the limit, all existing laws that deal with anarchy and seditious utterances and Speakers urged that Congress impose a heavy tariff on "war minerals" imported to this country to enable owners of such mines to com pete better with foreign shipments. The gold conference submitted a resolution- asking Congress to improve roads in gold mining districts, asserting that 90 per cent of the gold mines in the United States virtually were inaccessible. MEXICAN BANDITS TURN TRAINROBBERS SAN DIEGO. Nov. 20.

Bandits are holding up and burning trains near Acapulco, Colima and other west coast Mexican ports, according to officers of the power schooner Newark, which arrived here today from the south. They said the Mexican garrison at Acapulco revolted and released prisoners who had been in their charge. A general fusillade followed and some Matinee. 2:45. Tonlprht, 8:15.

Last 3 Times Tomorrow our Jack: AND A Merry Gambol of Class and Melody JACK ALFRED AND COMPANY WALTON BRANDT RAINES AVERY BILLY KINKAID KINOGRAMS COMEDY STARTING SUMJAT BIG COMEDY SHOW A Queen 181outofthe game with a sprained; 170iarkle. In this case Wagner and 10 ip ni jumiu.nZ lips V. Bound H. Bound W. Bound 3:00 am 5:10 am UiWInm 7 :0 in 6:30 am 7:05 am 8:40 am 9:415 am 1 111:30 am 1 1 rOO an 11:15 am 12:55 pm 12:25 pm Ir05pm xSiU) nm i piTi 4 :55 pm 3 :05 pro 3:00 pm 7:05 pm 4:311 nm 5:15 pm 9:00 pm 7)10 pm 7:15 pm 8:30 pm 9:10 pm llrOOpm altMHipm best to put this management in the hands of this committee and the officers were named as follows: Chairman A.

E. Staley. Vice-Chairman G. E. Chamberlain Treasurer O.

Augur. Secretary Morgan O'Brien. Other Members Joe McGinnity and C. A. Keck.

JACK JOHNSON TO FIGHT CARL MORRIS Former World's Heavyweight Cham pion Signs Artlclefi of Agreement for Bout in Mexico. YUMA, Nov. 20. Jack Johnson, former heavy-weight champion of the world, has been matched to fight Carl Morris, of Tulsa, at fan Lius, 14 miles south of here, in Mexica, according to announcement tonight by Al Jones, Yuma boxing promoter. The bout will be held in December, the exact date to be announced later, Jones said.

It would be a finish fight. Both boxers have signed articles and posted forfeits, the promoter asserted. Johnson is expected to train at San Luis and Morris at Yuma. Johnson is at Nograles, Mexico, and it was said he probably would have to use an airplane to reach San Luis, as the federal officers would arrest him on a statuatory chares preferred Lseveral years ago if he passed through United States territory, and there are no railroads or stage lines '-vn113hli to transnnrt mm fmnl rCn- gales. A 1 3 UK UUTB ALL CLASSIC SOLD OUT CHICAGO, Nov.

20. Record breaking crowds are expected to turn out witness the final games of the vesttrn conference football race Saturday. Preparations have been made to handle a crowd of 25,000 for the Chicago-Wisconsin game to be played here. All seats for the championship contest between Ohio and Illinois at Columbus have been sold for several days and standing room is at a premium. The Alichisan-Minnesota game at Aan Arbor will attract a crowd of approximately 30,000.

GIATS BUY P1TC1IKK. SIOUX CITY, Nov. 20. President George Andrews of the Sioux City ball club, on his return tonight irom the Western league meeting at Chicago, announced the sale of Pitcher "Zeeke" Barnes to the New York Giants. The consideration was $3,000.

GRANGERS OPPOSE U. S. OWNERSHIP Resolution Paused Favoring Sale of Mcrchnnt Mnrino Denounce Retention of Railronds. GRAND RAPIDS, Nov. 20.

After a heated debate lasting well into the afternoon', the National Grange, in session here this afternoon, went on record as being unalterably opposed to Government ownership of railroads and against Government ownership and operation of! merchant marine, by adopting the report of the committee of transportation. The resolutions denouncing retention of the railroads in Government control for two years longer against the merchant marine were referred to this committee early the session. The Plumb plan for Government control was also denounced. Quick Sale Urged. The grange went on record as being in favor of the sale of the merchant marine and its operation In private ownership under the same type Government control as Is provided the Interstate commerce commission.

The resolution setting up that present Atlantic freight rates on wheat from New York to Liverpool now over eight times the pre-war rate and demanding a reduction of these tariffs was also passed. WORLD CONFERENCE OF CHURCHES PLAN NEW YORK. Nov. 20. A preliminary meeting to arrange for a world conference of all Christian churches be held next year, probably at Geneva, Switzerland, the North American counsel to propagate a union of Christan communions decided in meeting here today.

Bishop Charles P. Anderson of Chicago who presided, announced that the churches the near-east, which he recently visited, were ready to Join in such a conference. Bishop Anderson declared that virtually all Christian communions except Rome, which refused, and Germany and the other central powers, which had not been approached, had agreed to join in a world conference. ORCHESTRA-8 MUSICIANS PRICES EVENING: 7:00 and 8:45 Pigs or Poverty, Wealth or Pleasure or Pain. See "PATRIOTISM" STARRING BESSIE BARRISCALE ALSO GOOD COMEDY TOMORROW" WHITEWASHED WALLS WITH WM.

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PLAYER 1st 2nd 3rd Tot'l Blank'nbush 454 210 140 504 Malenoptl ..186 148 210 544 Kashefskl ..200 190 152 542 Kubo 171 169 111 454 Gendry 213 204 177 594 Av. 458 181; 181 150 198 Total 924 Losers, Reds. Augustine ..152 Hill 178 Bauman ....161 Slorenz 160 Dombroskl ..161 921 790 2635 139 170 220 194 511 532 170 177 206 193 Total 818 High individual 858 906 2574 score, Augustine, 220. High Individual avers ge, Gendry, 198. Next game scheduled, Reds, Nov.

24. Tanks vs. CTBS THAI IX PASAUEXA PASADENA, 20. The Chicago National baseball club will train here next March if It may use the Tournament of Roses ball park, according to a telegram received today from the club by the city commissioners. It Is believed there will be no difficulty in making the desired arrangements.

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Two players from Champaign will be ship ped in, although their names have not been made known as yet. May Play Dec. 7. In regard to the Staley-Taylorville post-season game there has been nothing decided on as yet. Messages are being sent from one camp to the other in an endeavor to feel one another out but an agreement cannot hA Triad as tn dates.

Stalevs want the game in Decatur Sunday, Nov. 30, but the Taylorville management con-j siders that too soon after their hard game with Spring Valley, Thanksgiv-: ing. Staleys have offered to meet the Christian county team Sunday, Dec. 7 but the season will be so far advanced by that time that both sides fear bad weather. It is possible, however, that a game may be ar- ranged for that date.

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