The Christian Church team plays the "Moscow Cute" first team, and the 8th a play the "Moscow Cubs" second basketball teams to Washington—(By A. P.)—Champ Clark died here today at 2:10 p.m., in the 71st year of his age, and within two days of his retirement from the house of representatives after 26 years of service. Death was due to pleurisy and complications incident to advanced age. Upon reconvening, after 30 minutes recess following the announcement of his death, the house adopted a resolution for the payment to Mrs. Clark of one year's salary, of about $9,000. The funeral will probably be held Saturday in the capitol rotunda. Interment will be at Bowling Green, Missouri.

Harding's Neighbors Bid Him "God Speed"
MARION, Ohio—(By A. P.)—President-Elect Harding's neighbors in Marion and nearby towns, bade-him God speed in his task as president today in a formal farewell that brought to the famous "front porch" one of its largest gatherings. The city presented President-Elect and Mrs. Harding a silver plaque bearing the inscription: "God's blessing to you." The reception followed.

Censure Judge Landis—To Be Tried Later
Landis' acceptance of the position of supreme baseball arbitrator is inconsistent with full and adequate performance of his duties as judge and constitutes serious impropriety on his part, the house judiciary committee held today in recommending a full investigation at the next session of congress of the impeachment charges made by Representative Welty, democrat, of Ohio.

WASHINGTON—(By A. P.)—The  House stood pat today for an army of 150,000, refusing to concur in the senate amendment to the army appropriation bill providing for funds for 175,000 enlisted men after June 30. 