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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-09-11

Master Noah Hebert of Crowley and
htie Eta Lou DOmingeaux of Sar
Antonio arrived Saturday to visit Mrs
Arthur Romero, Noah returning r.
Crowley Sunday. Eta Lou viii "a.
man Tor few weeks visit, afterward
going to Crowley for a weeks visit
with her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
>. He6ert, before returning to San An.
tonic to join her mother.
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poratioo Of the 1 r,,,' Y
Is hereby levied ta
m5'3.sinsnoe Of st,..'
Welsh, La. as
@t" that in aooora., 'a'
visions Of ordins1,. !.
by by the he Board of 1rns.,.
oe lyme ~ Inc tax payss q
o. October 1916 pso, !
sue Of negotiable -.
a period Of fifteen tIa
interest at the rsts /,
cen, per annum, ints,.s 2
annually, for the n,,s
q ne" engine and ala.
lending the electric IT, I
by the Town Of Wslss
which shan vest in tie
La therefore a spscis, N
one half l2l.i mills q :
lLs assessed valuatin !
property within The cor,..
Town Of Welsh. La /
for the purpose of REIN,
as may become due M
the payment Of ints,se ! 81
and also interest o.
bonds. q
Section ) Be ii tprs, /
etc that all taxes hsss !,
become a lien and p,irss..
able property. paranosa ,
lens state and parish a,s
and shall become dsli,,,,.
same manner as prorjssi !.
lection Of State and pss I,
Section 6, Be it fs5,,, i
ETC. that all taxes hsssh
become delinquent on -.
1921 and shall draw ma,
rate Of ten (lO) per cam
until paid.
Budget Of expenses b
1920:
Light and Bond Issps. /
Marshal ..... j
'''sa..
Clerk ............... /
Civic League
Streets and Bridges
Yeas: E. H. BoIiDg. b /,
R. F. Weichert, S. 0. Sa
Absent, c. F. Jeter.
Approved, August Z. lM
JOHN ", ARasgs|
Attest:
F. G, SEWARD. Cert
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Enr District Atfnrnsv

The Rice Belt Journal is authorized
10 announce
.... GRIFFIN T, HAWKINS, Jr., ....
as a candidate for District Attorney
Of the Fifteenth Judicial District com
posed Of the parishes Of Allen, Beaure-
gard, Calcasieu, Cameron. and Jeffer.
son Davis, subject to action of the
Democratic Primary to be held in
September, 1920.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-09-11
ORDINANCE No. i57
Of THE POLICE JURY
Regulating the Moving Of Tractors
On the Improved Highways
Of the Parish.

An Ordinance making it unlawful
for any one to travel or propel on any
public road in the Parish of Jefferson
Davis, any self-propelling engine OF
tractor equipped with Jugs over one
inch deep; and providing a penalty
for the violation of this ordinance:
Section /. Be it Ordained by the Po-
lice Jury of the Parish of Jefferson
Davis, Louisiana, that it shall be IN
lawful from and after the passage of
this ordinance for any one to travel
or prOpel on any public road in the
Parish Of Jefferson Davis any self-pro-
Polling engine or tractor equipped
with Tugs over one inch deep; provid-
ed, however. that the provisions of
this ordinance shall not prevent any
person from crossing such road or
roads from one field to another with
such engine or tractor.
Section 2. Be il further ordained.
etc, that any one violating the pro
visions of this ordinance, upon convic-
ton before any court of competent
jurisdiction shall be fined in a sum
not exceeding Fifty (S500O) dollars nor
less than twenty-five (S25O0) dollars.
and in default of payment of both fine
and cost, the party so convicted shall
be imprisoned for not more than thirty
(S0} days nor less than ten (10) days.
or both fine and Imprisonment at the
discretion Of thee curt.
c. Z. CARR,
President of the Police Jury.
Attest:
JOHN T. HOOD,
Clerk of the Police Jury.
Adopted September 2, 1920.
Yeas, 3; Nays, o.
s All &
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President of the Police Jury

Mrs. E. a. Jeter arrived Tuesday
evening from Eau Clare, Wisconsin,
and is the guest of her son. Chas. F.
Jeter and family. Mrs. Jeter visited
her son here about eight years ago.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-09-11

as q candidate for District Attorney
OF the Fifteenth Judicial District of
Louisiana, subject 10 the action of the
Democratic Primary.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-09-11

as a candidate for District Attorney
Of the Fifteenth Judicial District OF
Louisiana, subject to the action of the
Democratic Primary.
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CHURCH NOTICES
Presbyterian Church.

1890 a. m.-Sunday SchOl.
11:0O a. m.-Morning Worship.
S.0Op .m.-EYening Devotion
Everybody is invited.
F. ". A. Bosch. Pastor.
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DAVID r. ROSENTHAL

The Rice Belt Journal is authorized
TO announce
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
For District Attorney
JUDGE W c. BRADEN

The Rice Belt Journal is authorized
TO announce
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] S6663.z3
n NJ. George.
sworn to and subscribed before me
Ihe Undersigned Notary Public Al
Lake Charles, Louisiana this 3rd day.
OF September. 1920.
w. H. WILCOX
III Notary Public.
Inc foregoing communication nav.
Ing been fully considered and fha
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF CALCASIEU.1

Before me the undersigned authori.
~, personally came and appeared, N.
81. George, who declared that he is
one Of the partners of the firm of ]. N.
George and Sons, contractors who con-
structed roads in the Parish of Jeffer-
son Davis in ahe year 1918; that the
Following amounts represents all a.
mounts due by them growing out of
the building of the roads in the Parish
OF Jefferson Davis, or claimed by any.
one against said firm on account of
said work, and that there are no other
amounts due, namely:
Colonel Creosote Company
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Miss Gertie Robin left Monday for
New Orleans where she will attend
the Dominican College.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-09-11
: ORDINANCE NO. ISL

AM ORDNANCE making it unlaw
full FOR any one to travel or propel on
any public road in the Parish of JEFF
ferson Davis any seH-propeIling engine
or factor equipped with Tugs over one
inch deep; and providing a penalty
for ne violation of thas ordinance.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-09-11

AVeSl
F. G, SEWARD. Clark
Aug Il p rs Sept an
Evening journal., 1920-09-23
PLAY DOUBLES TODAY
IN TENNIS TOURNEY

In The second round of match play
Yesterday afternoon for the woman's
golf championship OF the Whining
ION Country Club. Mrs. \. p. Rood
defeated Mrs. II. C.. Collins.
Mrs. Walter Page conquered Mrs.
II a. Haskell. 3 TO 3. As the result
M their victories Mrs Rood and Mrs.
PAGE will play the deciding round TOT
the club championship cup this AFT
For the Glass B cup Mrs. !. 2.
Edgar triumphed over Miss Mary
Biggs by the score Of 6 20 4.
The contest for driving approach
ing and putting will start This AFTER
noon at . o'clock and an invitation Is
extended TO an women members OF
Inc Wilmington Country Club.
An interesting feature OF the coming
events at the club will be a match be-
tween Harry Warden and Ted Ray, the
English golf experts who are now
touring the States competing against
Milford Reid, the local professional
and Bobby Mcleod.
This match will be contested Octo'
| Der IS.
Philadelphia golfers enjoyed a rar'
/ treat Yesterday when NardOn and Ray
England's matchless genii OF ih'
links. beat Dwight Armstrong an'
Jack HObens on the course OF th'
! Huntington Valley Club by the mar
/ gin OF 5 up.
Evening journal., 1920-09-23

Matchmaker Tommy McGinty, OF
Cleveland, is no plker.
When he plunked down a wad Of
6O,OOO sweet Williams for a Benny
Lconard-lack BritiDn match In the
Forest City he proved he was a sure
enough big leaguer.
BY putting Two such crown-wear-
ers in the ring ne isn't taking much
OF a chance at that They'll draw the
mazuma through the turnstiles.
This is 10 be- the rubber go between
Bennah, guardian OF The Outweigh
derby, and BrIltOn, chief cook and
bottle washer among the welters
Leonard beat Briil0n In a New YORK
ring and The Irish gladiator retrieved
his laurels In a Quaker City squared
circle later.
Foxy TEX" Bickard wanted this
tasty. drawing card for his gold gar.
den in New York, but the welte'
k.lg was averse no risklng his AN 10
/ NE spot where Leonard is geOgraph'
| ically a beloved favOriie Tha.s how
McGinty horned In and pulled th'
show 60 Cleveland.
The tentative date Is Sept'mber ~
| League Park will BE- the battle-ground
/ Newspapers Will give the decision
/ The purse is a $3.50 proposition. Tn,
affair will so 90 rounds or less.
| Inquest lOnably, Leonard has thl
most 10 gain In such a match anr
Br.tiOn the most 20 lose. II Leonard
can score a knockout he'll wear tw,
| crowns instead OF one. but Jack Is
wise old maSler. What he dOesn'
know about defending himself wheI
| he's between the ropes isn't out yet
BritiOn Is one Of The hardest mel
Evening journal., 1920-09-23
MANGANESE AFTER
CARNEY'S POINTERS
to The Evening Journal.

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE. Del. sept. 23.-The
Manganese baseball team Of New Gas
Tie will go 20 Carey's Point n. j., to-
morrow TO cross bats with the ALI
star aggregation Of The Dye Works
League. The dye works team Is COM
posed OF players OF big league calibre
and Will make the boys from New
Castle step some 20 keen from being
swamped. Willeys. the local alcn-
gated finger Of nO-hit no-run fame
Joe" R0lhrock. the big sOuthpaw, OF
Delaware College team. who stood the
T. OF p. much heralded baseball az
greg9tion. on their heads last spring
winning both games he pitched
against them, and Andy" Miller. who
gained an enviable rep" as a master
finger In the Southern or Piedmont
League will play. Manager Mac"
said last night that his selection for
the hurting assignment will have 20
show him the goods.
The other lineup for his game
will be w Madden. FIRST base: "Jim-
my" Hance second base: Chase. short
stop: Ike" Kern, third base: John
ME" NaylOr will play in the field. The
other positions will be filled by W
Proud. Jimmy and Alex. Gallagher
George Madden and either "Jickel'
or Ed Mcdaniel. Kelly. a local indi
Gator handler, viii probably go as on,
OF the Jumps"
Evening journal., 1920-09-23
NO flag YET
FOR RPARKSIDE
Loss to Eden, Necessitates
Playing off Postponed Game
With Neighborhood
%OLFE'S ERROR
SPILLS THE BEANS

An error by Wolfe at nrst base re-
suited disastrously for Parkisde In
It's protested game with the Eden
south Side team at Eden Park YES
terday. the latter aggregation COP
pieg the game by a score OF 9 10 4.
only two and a nalf innings were
played yesterday, the score standing
att to 4 in Parkside's favor with
Eden men on second and third base
and Gertsenberg at bat when the pro-
test was made.
When the teams lined up. Gersten-
berg cracked out grounder 10 Tn
derwood at short. lie made a fault
less throw 10 Wolfe at first base.
Wolfe. however. dropped The ball and
the TWO Eden men on bases scored
Parks de made a brave stab at vic
tory In the last frame OF the game,
but a long running catch Of a ny by
Gallagher put the blink on their
hopes. NOVEL; hit a liner through
third and went 10 second on pattone
sacrifice. G. smith walked II was
then that Underwood cracked the bal
10 deep center. but II was pulled In
by Gallagher in a sensational run
ming catch.
Before 10 can be acclaimed the win
ner OF the All-WilmingtOn league
pennant. parksde will now have @
play its game with the NeighhorhooC
team.
Many Of the Parkside players en-
tered the few innings of the gam'
Yesterday without uniforms ant
their spiked shoes. 70 was said tha
n was through his neck-tie caichini
in his glofe that was responsible foi
Wolfe dropping Underwood's throw
Tfh- crorn
Evening journal., 1920-09-23

2l3 In 1917 but fell down wrclchedly
In the games with the Reds last fall
when he hit .i92 and nelded .92J.
Hy Myers Is no Babe Ruth nor Trls
speaker, but he loses little in com
parlson with a man like Hap Felsch.
Provided Brooklyn is the National
League entry. Myers will not disap-
point the fans OF Ebbels' boro. My
ers has everything 10 be listed among
the real great players but good
press agent Like Dauberl and Wheat.
ho could not connect with the Red SOX
pitching In 1915. hitting only 49, one
OF his four hits was a homer on Babe
Ruth. But his fielding Ia that series
was sensational.
Eddie Rousoh is the Iris Speaker
OF the National League, one OF the
games leading lights. His present bat
ting average OF $40 compares with
his highest In the National League.
In last seasons World Series he hit
only pa, but his fielding brought
grief 10 the White SoX.
Copyright, 1920. by Al Munro Elias.
Evening journal., 1920-09-23

ago and they are stin plunking the
apple. Cobb's legs have shown The
first symptoms Of weakening this year,
following an accident with a fellow
player when his legs were hurt. But
Ty has still got his lockers on the
apple when al the bat. He'd be up
there with iris and Joe now II This
had been a normal year for him.
When these stars finally pass out
nf the game IL will be due TO a slump
in their legs and not their baltilg
eyes.
A good eye once developed, denes
time 10 dim 10.
Babe Ruth orbs are functioning on
high speed now, while the strength In
his LEGS, arms and shoulders bOances
the balls OF the far walls. But Babe
will be a good hitter long after his
long distance strength has left him,
for he, hke the s.ars Of yesterday and
those OF today, possesses that peach,
something which times the ball per-
fectly with the grain OF the hardwood
| bludgeOn.
Evening journal., 1920-09-23
FOUR RACES ON
THE MATINEE CARD

Four races are carded for the
twelfth matinee over the ElsmeFe
track on Saturday afternoon. The
horses will be called at i.3O o'clock.
The card
The Apostle, b g., by The Expon-
feni, James p. Winchester.
Roania, b. m, by Lord Dewey, Harry
Rose.
Della B., br. m. by Idle Jay, C. S.
phipps.
Roam May, r. m. by Oakland, Jr.,
William II. LUCAS.
Joe Dewey, b. q. by ADMIRAL Dewey
EVENT No. ?
Dan Morgan. b. e.. by Morgan Ak
worthy, John Zebley.
Wawaset, b. h., by Binvola, Betty
Brothers.
Prince H.. br. g. by Prince March
Betty Brothers.
silver King. br. s., by Silver Wing
William J. Armstrong.
Matt H., b. g., by Delaware knight
| NJ. F. Hayden.
EVENT No. 3.
Emily B., br. m, by Auster Burns
Edward Goodwin.
News Boy. b. e.. by Sidney Prime
Robert Betty Brothers.
Red Ex, S. E., by Bonnie Ex, william
Taylor
Sanlie Guy, b. T., by Litz, Coweviev
Farm.
EVENT No. (.
Lillian Russell, ch. m, by Idle Jay
John Zebley.
Director Wilkes, s. E.. by Belmon
Wilkes. r. s. Stanert.
Leading Lady, br. m, unknown
David Ford.
Mystic Wood, b. g, by Alliewood, ?
III. mnmnson.
Evening journal., 1920-09-23

10 land a blow on that ever wore
tights. H. is always going away
from a punch al the connecting poin..
He wags his head so consistently that
the shock Is an taken 0u. OF an al
tack.ng glove.
lie himself islt hard hitter. But
his ring smartness has kept all en-
.ries In his division from cutting him
down
Leonard. on the other hand. Is Of
The sOcking type He has made a
lot OF the boys curl up. kilba1f
went 10 sleep after .hree rounds Of
Bennah's game. And Freddie waist
Hoped In nine when he lost his title
Charley White had Leonard out.
pointed a. Benton HarbOr last July
but what Bennah did to- him in IN,
ninth round. when The Chicagoan ad
vanced with his guard rown, spelled
curtains 20 his dream.
No lightweight has ever owned
/ The welier crown. II Leonard coulC
| IN this eorssl he'd be- more popular
| that 'he Salt Lake Tiger.
With Bennah growing 90 heavy q
pose much longer as lightweight
I he would be sitting mighty pretty
with BmitOn'a toga. The weltel
champ hasn't many more years aheaS
OF him Somebody Is going 10 ge
/ him sooner or later. Billy GibsoI
thinks it might as we'll be Bennat
| as anybody else.
Leonard could let the ia3-poun,
| title gracefully descend 10 some chal
who Is q lightweight
All OF which gives the meeting o
the crowned heads In Cleveland
! certain added lusler that Is differenl
Evening journal., 1920-09-23
DU POINT TRAFFIC
MEETS WATERLOO

Al indoor baseball in the High
School gymnasium last night dupont
All-Siars defeated dupont Traffic De-
partment, A TO 4.
Miss Foster was on the mound for
the stars, while Miss Lynch tossed
EN- over for the Traffic lassics Miss
Foster famed thirteen. not unlucky
for that team. however-but Mss
Lynch had the edge. inducing fou teen
OF the Stars 20 bite on her issues,
which were mostly curves and drops
Miss Foster had her nose bumped
during the last Inning and was un-
able To finish the game out. In her
ende1vor 10 get a runner out at thC
initial sack she collided with the run
ner In such way as 10 fan over her
She was not, however, injured so seri-
ously as 10 lose interest in the game
/ Her plac was taken by Mise Martin
! ALI-STAnS
Evening journal., 1920-09-23

Wear and tear on a ball player fin
ally cuts him down. But his playing
anatomy disintegrates in parts. His
combiled baseball cunning doesn't
forsake him all at once.
Statistics prove that brilliant stars
of the diamond first begin to shade
on from the apex OF their powers by
slowing down. Their legs weaken
under the strain Of being driven at
TOP speed day after day. year after
year. Next comes the loss OF elqsti-
city OF the throwing arm. Time saps
the arm Of It's snap. its accuracy and
iis speed.
But the old batting eye once devel-
Oped. fingers on long after the legs
and arms have consigned them to the
scrap heap OF the has-beens.
Hans Wagner, Larry Lajoie and
others might be able TO break up
ball games with their batting eyes
today II their legs and arms would
stand the gan.
l Iris Speaker, Joe Jackson and Ty
Cobb were all sluggers a dozen years
Evening journal., 1920-09-23

life is Just a merry battle.
Up and down the old turnpike;
But 10 set a pace and keep il,
Is the stun which all fans like.
They hailed Pat as a miracle,
Just one short year ago:
But the honor ruined his Redlegs,
As percentage records show.
one mistake followed another,
In the camp OF Pat Moran;
And the dope for 1920
Makes Cincy an also-ran.
The monkey-wreneh in the world
champion Reds machine this year
has been their championship temper
ame1t.
When they started out this spring
they were sure bet 10 come up IN
October smiling. and say. well, folks
here we are again" They had the
best ball club In the National League
without qualification or restriction
The little something which mad'
Cf1cinnasl walk through in 1919 has
been missing In 1920.
Right on the bat This spring the.
began fghting The umpires instead oi
the other seven clubs
They mads thsir pitchers belisr'
Evening journal., 1920-09-23
s 8lESA1AzDEA2S g

they were getting the worst OF the
urnplrs' decisions, with the result
that the star hurlers OF a year ago
lost their systems.
other clubs lost all love for The
Reds and began playing their heads
or against them, which got results.
Discipline was neglected. both on
The playing field and in the. players
on hours. The club lost is barber
shop harmony.
Now. with the feeling that the
world Is against them. Pat Mora1's
boys are IN the same plight as Lots
wife was when she looked back. It's
too late.
Moran's pitching stan In the spring
OF 1919 was much the same as your
Uncle MIbert ROblnson's hurlers
We're last April. They were mostly
cast-Offs or fellows who had never
stood out from the crowd as world
heaters. But last fall the Red mounds
men were conceded 10 be the best
collection ever assembled undr one
tent. This year Flatbush carries the
palm.
Such is baseball and It's curious
ways OF aching that pride goe.h
before A frll and that a penna1t tree
] only blooms where there's harmony
IN The family. --
Evening journal., 1920-09-23
ST nEnMIG SMOKER.

Some mistakes were made in the
names Of the participants, OF the hI-
frerent boxing bouts at the st. He'd
wig smoker. on Tuesday evening. The
names and decisions were handed TO
The Evening Journal by a member OF
St Hedwig Athletic Association, who
was not acquainted with the rlng
aliases Of The participants.
Tue first bout was between Jimmy
ireland and Young" Frank; the sec
ond bout was between Paul Keating
and Young Searles, OF Delaware Col
leee: the third bout was between
"Nicky" Myers and Earl Johnson, and
the fourth brought, together Kid
Ross and Battling" NBurke." Nrhe
former put his opponent out with a
stomach blow In TIE third round :, al
though boys, this pair put mp a ra'-
Ting bout. In the semi-hnal bout
"Joe' White easily ouipointed
Young" Moody.
In the sixth bout Young Stanley
shaded "Kid" Walls. The final bout
was between Johnnie" Horba and
SAMMY" Brltton.
Evening journal., 1920-09-23
Se>,..,Nli11RE&NsM =, E&Ns

BAN coming in 10 the batters be-
fore they can realize II has left his
hand. III venture 10 say that he'll
be one OF the stars OF the major
leagues next year"
SAM RICE
When Sam Rice star outhelder OF
The Mats, went up against Walter
Mails for the FIRST time. he took a few
lessons in speed. Rice says:
SAY. but that bird showed me a
fast one OF the like Of which ! have
not seen all season, and ] have bat
ted against Williams and all the other
star leflhanders. 10 came. at me so
fast ] had 10 hit in self-defense. and
] guess / missed some Of them a foot.
Hc showed a world OF stun and the
guls Of a burglar and he's going TO
he a tower OF strength 10 tho Indians
for years 10 come. else I'm away on
In my reckoning"
Evening journal., 1920-09-23
HIGHLAND BOYS TO
PLAY GRIDR0N GAME

The Highland football team has come
to life again after a long lay-on and
has decided TO put a fast team on tho
ncld this year All men wishing to
try fdf The team are asked TO report
at The Highland Club. Seventeenth
street and WoOdlawn avenue at go
O'Clock. next Tuesday evening. There
are some fast boys with The pigsAin
members OF the club. but a try out
will be given 10 lhe other Anyone
wishing 90 try out should call William
Logan any ev0nlng this week between
6 and z o'clock
Evening journal., 1920-09-23
nAnIAN ~ mn snnnr

on account OF The registered tour
nament al Delaware City This Sllur-
day the traps Of the Wilmington Trap
shooting Association Will be closed 60
It's members The W. r. A. shooters
viii participate Ia the fshtown tour
namcni.
In me absence Of the club members.
The employees of the Harlan plant vii
perform ai the traps Tea shlphuIld-
ers have gained a leg on the r.. b. Ger
main CUP. and this will be contested
for. In addition 90 tbis feature. the
Harlan men will shoot for other tr0
miles
Evening journal., 1920-09-23
BILLY EVANS


When Umpire Billy Evans worked
behind the plate and saw Walter
Mails, the Sacramento pitching re-
cruit OF the Indians, he opened his
eyes In wonder. Bill says.
81 like Mails immensely, not only
because ne showed me everything a
pitcher should have but also because
he didn't falter in the pinch. He's a
b rd OF pitcher. I have been UNI
piring in the American League since
1905 and I can't recall a better look
ing lefty breaking in 10 the game IN
all that time. He's got the size and
lhe physique 20 stand a lot OF work,
oir "a wonderful curve, and a n ce
change OF pace. And what ] like
best OF am. is that he hasn't one Of
those long. phoney wind-ups mat
doesn't mean anything. lie has ihe
Evening journal., 1920-09-23
NINTH WARD SMOKER.

The Ninth Ward Athletic Club VIII
hold its flrst smoker in the club room.
thirteenth and Head streets, on
Thursday evening. october. Z. kld
Mccoy, chairman OF the smoker, com
mitiee has a numDer OF good boys
which will make an interesting pro-
gram. The Ninth ward has few
clever lads Of their own. such as
sund, Kearney and lodel.
Evening journal., 1920-09-23
TRAFFlC bEpiRrllENT
oTOnr DV TN1AIT.Tr-

All-siars ..... 2 o > 3 2 o 2-ii
Tranc Dept. o o o o o s o. 4
struck oui-By Lynch. "a. by Fos-
ter. a. Bases on halls-On Lynch.
I. stolen bases-WOOd, DOughcr.y
Eagon. 2: Coke. 3 short Two-base
hIis-Jordan. Eagon. Lynih. 2. short
Implre-ilarry A. Blcklc Score
keeper-Nfr. Hamprl-