MEDAL FOR ECONOMICAL WAR
BREAD CAUSES CRITICISM.
(By United Press)
ROME, March lfi. — “The war loaf
made with a pure hand is a commun
ion bread, in which the whole country
lives transubstantiated, like the body
of th'e Redeemer in the sacrifice of
the Eucharist.”
The Italian ministry of agriculture
has offered a gold medal to the in
ventor of a more economical war
bread The above la an inscription
for the medal, written by Uabrlele
D'Annunzio. It hasn't made much of
a hit in some quarters, one suggestion
being that It is blasphemous and Irrev
erent. No Catholic baker would ac
cept the medal, one newspaper de
clared.
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OF PENNANT IS
(By United Press)
PHILADELPHIA, March 13. — The
star of the PhiUles seems to have set
Just as drover Cleveland Alexander
attained the height of his efforts.
Critics are not placing them any bet
ter than third, with small chance that
they will be that good.
The punch that has featured former
Philadelphia National League clubs,
the superb pitching of Alexander, and
excellent fielding will not be noted In
such strong quantities this year as for
merly.
Alexander cannot win a pennant un
aided, nor can he hold his team In a
first division berth. Unless some pit
cher can be developed to help the
Nebraska wonder, Philadelphia cannot
hope to make much of a bid for a pen
nant. Itixey Isn’t capable, at least he
never has shown that he Is. He Is
too much of a good man today and
n poor one tomorrow. The aid of A1
Demaree, Giant chaser, will be missing
this year, and Jimmy Lavendar Is
scarcely capable of doing much. Er
skine Mayer probably will cut small
figure.
Joe Oeschger is the logical man to
save the Phillies. If he can combine
some good hurling with the wonder
ful efforts of Alexander the Phillies
will have some chance.
There will be no change In the Phil
lies this season. Fred Luderus, a good
steady, smart ball player, will be at
first base. He is a hard hitter, an
excellent fielder, and an aggressive
man at every stage. There are few
first basemen better than he.
Bert Niehoff, never considered bet
ter than just mediocre, will be at sec
ond base in all probability.
Bancroft, n real star, has no seri
ous opposition at shortstop, and he
doubtless will be found there again.
Milton Stock, a good third saoker,
will be on that station.
The infield Is just good — no bet
ter. There are plenty of infields just
as good and several that are better.
No more can be said of the outfield
Whltted is a remarkable ball player,
but his indifference has hurt his play
ing. He is not a whole outfield, nor
is he a Ty Cobb. Dode Paskert's
worth Is gradually declining. Goode
or Cooper will be found in the other
garden.
The worth of the pitching staff is
summed up in the foregoing estimates.
Alexander can do winders if he has
help:
The catching staff is splendid. Bill
Killefer and Burns or Adams forms a
staff that would be welcome in any
National League club.
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THE HUMAN SIDE OF JELUCOE.
(By United Press)
LONDON. March 16. — There are
other sides to Sir John Jelicoe. first
lord of the admiralty,' besides his
fighting side.
"I have had many touching letters
from wives and little children.” be
said, the other day. "The little ones
ask, ‘When will you let Daddy come
home?'
I have answered a great many of
them myself, and have had to say In
each rase: 'It Is Impossible The
country needs daddies and husbands,
and so long as the country needs *nem
we must ask the wives and children
to let them off."
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