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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-30
HESKETH WINS
FROM LAIZURE
IN HOT MATCH

Bruce Hesketh won from q. A. LAT
zur. In their match OF the Capitol
I'M tennis tournament, nj the Volun
teer courts, by oil. ii.s, SO count
The match between this young Lin.
coin high school star and the Frank.
lin high school tennis coach was one
OF the most exciting seen on local
courts this season.
Play liz running plong rapidly In
the meet, and n Is Expected that the
finals will be run off by Saturday.
n~.uiis Of Thursday Msiobss
" Bruce Hesksth defeated q. 4. Iair-
urs s-if. lis. 80. qualifying Heshsth
for the semi finals.
". Rs.os defeated Earl Dare Ga. -.
Hagen and johnson debated BeEsi apd
ser.l 80. Ia. "a.
TIlford and gribbis defeated ". Meahs
and Barry by default
cAstansda and Bssos defeated Hssksth
and Mccullough "a. 81. 90.
Maofnn~ss and white defeated Kos
io~shi and Carrie BY default.
Collins and Collins defeated Wood ana
geoyilts ST. i0.s. 7se.
Dare and Williams defeated Orfggs ana
baum lie, "a. ga.
schedule for Friday Maarhss
I.se-Haxsn and Johnson va Ring and
cuip.
Ralph Miller vs. r. Bruce Hes
ksth, senl finals Of singles.
Hoy Nelson We. r. Hesos
s:so-TiIford and oribbis vs.. winner
Hagen and johnson va Ring and
Cup.
c.siAnsda and Rssos ws. Machines
ana white
Oar. and Williams W.. Miller and
f.alxure.
Tseo-ceiiins and Collins Va Evanson
and Gilman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-30
RING CORNER
IS NO PLACE
FOR FAMILY

II II nice TO have a family and al
that. but it's best to keep them ava,
from ones corner when you're box
ing. says Benny Leonard Benn,
says:
MY brother Charley WIN
have 10 stay out Of my corner
after thiA They ay he helped
me bscit IN the ring st Benton
Harbor and nearly gave the
referee . chance 10 disquaiify
me. ] didn't know exactly what
he had done until the fight was
over. but whom thy explained
to me II almost took my breath
away. Charley II moro than q
brother 10 me- and all tlist, but
this proves he b . bad man 10
have In my corner. especially
in . fight thai Ii N important
one."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-30
NEW FEATHER
AFTER CHAMP

Any time that Johnny kiibans
wants $4,000 he can have same b,
notifying Jack Busier. manager Of
'Andsome Arold Farsee. the Harri
son speed ball. that he wants e
fight bugler says:
1--WE bern after kiIbane for
six months. SO far haven't got
q tumble out Of the champion.
Johnny has given practically
every fcxtherwoEht Of any note
. chance to wrcst the title from
him. Why not Far~e. 1le held
off vAigcr and beat CLANCY
twice. Hymic Gross. = Newark
sportsman. has $4,000 10 post
the second that kiIbsne signs
for the bout"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-30
OUIMET PLAYS
GREAT GAME

wAvERLY. Mass. July 3o.-Fran-
cis ouimet and Jesse i. Cuilford
faced Harry vardon and Edward
Ray. tho noted English golfers. in a
as.hole match at Belmont Springs
Country club here today. At the
fourth hole ouimct and Guiford were
ono up. Weather conditions were
ideal. The gallery following the
match was increasing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-30
JOE LIKED
."BABE'S"
WAR CLUBS

Al tho recent White sox Yanke'
series In New York. Joe JacksoI
went over 20 the Hugxinr bencl
and borrowed . couple OF BAbs'
cinhs. Joe's lire was like this:
Il lust wanted 70 take . 0Hrk
e ths cuiou with one al your
bludgeanA You use . littlr hcav.
ier sf1rk than ! do. Say. Ham,
bino. MS no wonder ycu get -
many home runs with this Mind
of . bat. 1t's . benr.~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-30
SLIM LIKES
TO USE
ROSIN

-slim- saiirc Of the Cincinnati Red
used TO rub . good deal Of rosin or
the tips Of his fingers during = ssme
Tho umpires have bean instructed &c
put the kibosh on ~ He sayG
II Asap beltsvs n sv~ah es11vWtsa
uovsv 80 shem- yss Ill - - hsvo
go lissis - n es1svestng . he1L
Z thaah . pss<hsv. VIE No. dsVm1e1
upna srsAk bells shssid - gSvsa
sSns ~ eAaNGe his ssytA. 1870
os~a the mad haii. tbs shtssv. the
sssevy ~ svs~ sV1l ! 49, vusis -
she sips ~ my fnGvvs. ee~sase !
easr Keep fvvsn pev~ptssng 90 . hse
Oar. a. the rwie snaksvs caa ms mp
that nstis difftsssy. why. shsy VII
seves heaS any hAehs fs~~s me- Net
poe can make . hem cst 81 sny
pts~bev By taking swsy his fsvs~sts
delivery utth1ss giving him . ehaare
10 pvvfees ssnething ssse."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-30

Ly1s Bigbec. former Seattle hurler.
mow with the PhiladelphiA Athletics
= ths American league. viii get his
Gnnneneto work regularly on the
cuI6 for the Connie Mack squad
! ri year. according to Scout Turn
~, q the Athletics. who h . Seattle
V1u0tne. They like Bigbce's work up
tnoso. relates Turner. who also says
~ clip and h being used as pinch
hf1anR riRhf along.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-30
FORBES KNOCKED OUT

OAKLAND. Cal. July so.--"Wild
Bili- Reed went down for the coun,
In the second round OF his bout with
Jim Barry here last night Bert
Forbes. a now arrival from the
Northwest. had things all his own
way up to the third round. when
Teddy oTfara suddenly knocked him
out with a left hook.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-30
KILBANE MAY RETIRE

CLEVELAND. July 3o.--Johnny
Kilbane may turn his title Of feath.
erweight champion as wedding
present To Id Wolfe. local fighter
who lis TO marry Miss Eva Schwartz.
Cleveland. NEXT Monday. Kilbane Ia
now managing wolfe's affairs and
sometime ago stated he would give
him the title and let him defend IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-30
SHOOT FOR
NEW MEMBERS

c. w. Anteii. new member OF the
Seattle Gun Club, viii award a vii
yer cup to the winner Of the han.
dicap shoot during tho remainder OF
the season. The matches are open
only to members who Joined dur.
Ing this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-30

9ummary. Struck out--By Ksating 1.
~ o. crandaIi T. Bases on bails-Off
Drsntor 5. off Heating .. Two base hits
---AAams. Eidred- Double piays--Mc-
Asoev 70 X. crandaii 70 Zeider. Bohne
= Kenworthy to Murphy. Sacrifice hits
--ogDehen, Zsfdsr. Eldred. Kenworthy.
1keoen bases--Eidred- Hh by pitched
balt--1nrphy. Innings pitched by
Kantfng . plus. runs s. hits 10. At bat
-. taken out In seventh with two on
49,: charge defeat 70 Heating. Runs
ogDpnglbis for-KsafinG 7 .Crandaii 0.
Hsouten >. Time Of gams--3 hourG I'm
Dtrss-Phyis and EAson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-30
TRIBE POUNDS
APPLE AND LOS
ANGELES is
LICKED z TO 2

oonttes drive place in the first division may get
n soon il the boys play the kind of ball that they have
kon on their home lot in their two starts with the Los An
G Seraphs The Swashes have kept up their tremendous
Hitting that carried them thru to six victories the Salt
Inke outfit last week
Herb Brenon tossed ossy baseball yesterday when
~ 1T the Los Angeles outfit down with hits and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-30

znn1ng - peer eenAit1sa q ne
+ nr111o 0sDunds int constdssation.
1870 . INIT = scoring errors -
10y ~ oene1A1 scogeg called Me
- yo1lsB tAru Bohne . hit In the
80 yogfor0ay % . chance that
+ uuuy should have caught without
- ol3oge In these days Of inflated
n111ne averages there can be too
- santa Claus scoring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-30
EVERYBODY DOM TT

ST. LOUfS-Tisn't only boys who
sit on the bIeachers now. Too many
spectators and not enough seats
drives many a man who used 60 sit
In box TO tho sun pariors Of the
ball farm here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-30
MAKE TENNIS MOVIES

NEW YORK--Moyies OF lawn ten
mis- champs in action may be taken.
Aays Julian 4. Myrick. president Of
the American Lawn Tennis associa.
ton. The pictures viii be shown for
the education OF young players.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-30
HERMAN BEATS MARIO

JERSEY CITY. ". J.. July 1o.---
KID Herman. Pacific Coast weiter,
weight ou,poln;sd Tony Mario In
is.round bout at the armory las,
night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-30
TATUM TO MOBILE

MOBILE--Too many seasoned
pitchers on the Louisville Colonies
staff have crowded Bill Tatum. sea.
sons greatest rookie. off the team.
He goes to Mobile.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-30


w. eat 10 49, tho boys perform.
And said eustcm~su Jaw . sighs that
they viii seldom ser. when Nod"
kiiiefev, l~s Asseia. manager and
c<at~r fl~idev. ar~ppcd Cansiashsus'
fty Go the sasfl~ld In the ftr~s In
mag yessrr1Ay. TIE sppie w~s right
In .ts~d's' msitss aaa 10 let 10 drvp
- tho srvuna.
Hart Brentcn IL sne % the rrestiess
fielding pitchers In the Coast league Ne
helps . iot Of hts xunes along by doing
great work In the field. There's no r-s-
son why every pitcher sheuido't learn 10
fieid his position because q sooa fielding
pitcher adds 20 the defense Of any club.
Rssy Middleton ard Hiriy Cunningham
pulled the bit and run almost 20 perfee-
sion In the first inning. With NH on
firss. Rcxy hN the FIRST ball pitched foe
clean single 20 eenssr and nni vas
around second oy the time Kiiisfsr
hsstisg ei~shes Yesterday. psasdisG
s~e thru hits cot 81 fear svtps t.
the pinto. No struck sus - bis isss
1susacy To the teg. His firss klreis
-. . er~~hiag ssobie that sr~s~1
ssss .a. .ss ~ -: .ss sa-s 70 . ..lss
fee 80 base - right flsia-
Rcffis Fielder. he Of the hunicns. played
. nice fisitins game ss first base for
the vtsissrA
rAs Anesls threatened n tire third
yesterday vhsn they ftiied the barr after
tve were cut Brsnses lost ecntrol
and valked . pair ana uosns corsrss.
ufsd an error. hut Ntddleton made .
pretty catch of stAts fiy 70 rixhi And
saved the bacon
Efiisssr scored the sseoel Angel ran
IN the mn He singled and vent q
s~eond On zs1deres saSrtfea stasa pop
pea out 10 Murphy and Crawford ~as
va5heA. Thea JeAnny nsssisr bumped
. angie - center ana -Rsd' csustsd
~ NJ auuQA ss01w 00e ~
- - euursA. vA0 CvDwfUg1 a1nGte4
- . w0ah - Cv1non0 - Ia
Auseyss hmfls1A anU1s ma ths baUA
Csu9fsr1 eDantaA - ylahaefs ennss-
neo NJ - s>gA2
with the esunt 8 - I. ne HvasAsr
sdded tvo mofe o. . YAH - M4diefon-
Bohsss single E1dr~A's sacrifice and .
ny ~ Ksnworshy and Murphy's one-tas>
~ai'op. In the ssvsrth-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-30
PICKS RUDD

BOSTOE-Tcd Meredith. former
Olympic star. picks Rudd. the great
runner. who will fly the coIors o.
South Africa at Antwerp. ~ The
man who win trouble America
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-30

during the nine frames, while
III team mates were macing
cut enough safe base knocks
b scamper over the plate
ooven times.
~ enc ever denied the fact that
~ SEATTLE team has hitting strength.
HIum tho top Of the batting list 10
~ bottom the gang Is hitting the
IN q : merry clip those days. And
~ Goeonss has picked no quite bit
nco he club has started TO win. A
80 always looks better when It's
{ nnlnR, and bum when It's losing.
11 Wofrs winning eight now.
nogofD only one real weakness In
| - GouA and that's the pitching
Brenton throw a nice game
1orxaay. II the rest OF the mound
rn en- come around In the same
~ o0ce In awhile and the boys
~ - apricot on the beak the way
~ have been doing during the last
~ 1nynL Just watch out for the
nn9 ~ above
~ ~ figures never lie. Today
- ~ Jul one kAxuc JENNA fort-
- - dfth place and i've gAnes
DnnA the San Francisco Seals. one
1n1rn ahovo. Get out your pencil
~ Dopor.
Afonr IL Loo Angeles tribe comes
s - 0oals themselves. and II we're
80 - climb wei have TO do n
uu&AK COMES IN SIXTH
~ bssAk In yesterdays ball game
- y the sixth inning. With the
1oogo leAding . 70 1. Seattle came
rs ~ - Bohns singled Eldred
uvo : lsng double to Ian and
80 sceesd Kcnworthy crossed
onys ~ bunting. and Eidred went
nd Murphy Was hit By . pitch
IN. and gtumph walked Adams
r1od his third hit Of the matinee
+ - upoe and counted Brick"
81 $3.50 singled and drove over Muir
+ y which ended the scoring for the
- with this kind Of hitting. no
- u nng = winning ball
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-09-29
MAYOR M'SWINEY
IN BRIGHT SPIRITS,
DOCTOR REPORTS
Had a Restful Night and Enters
4Sth Day of Fast Cheer
full but Weak.

LONDON. Sept. 29.-Terence Mac
Swiney Lord Mayor OF Cork. had a
very bad night at Brixton Prison
and was looking very drawn this
morning. said bulletin issued by
the Irish. selt-Detcrminatlon League
He was very weak. the bulletin de-
clarod, but otherwise there was little
change in hts condition. In his re-
port to the Home office. the physi-
clan at BriNton Prison stated Nc
Sw!ney had a rostfh night end was
In bright spirits this morning.
FOR some days" said an official.
"thc change from day to day in Lord
Mayor MacSwlney has been 80 slight
that II has been almost lmperceptible.
but his emaciated face and weaken
ing voice tell the tale Of gradual de-
teriorution."
In rebuttlng the arguments Of Mac
Swineys friends that the extreme
care given him makes the duration
@; his fast lees remarkable. II is
suggested by some newspapers that
this seems TO be illog cal when II
ls considered that there are cleycn
hunger strikers IN Cork who have been
from food two days longer
than MacSwiney.
In connection with this feature the
Yorkshire posr says: 1T s. not only
asserted that Mayor MacSwiney is be-
ing fed, and this by direct orders OF
dignitaries Of his church, but even the
name OF the sustaining tabloid from
which It is alleged he draws sufficient
nourishment to remain alive Is given"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-09-29
HINTS OF FIXING
GAMES IN SERIES
FOR 1920 PENNANT
Brooklyn District Attorney
Takes Step TO Learn If Such
Attempt Has Been Made.

District Attorney Harry Il. Lewis
OF Kings County to-day began an
Investigation into a printed aIlega-
tion that attempts had been made 10
brlbe players OF the Brooklyn base
ball team. winnors OF the National
League pennant, 20 throw the
Worlds Series 20 Cleveland's Indians
Of the American League.
Mr. Lewis tolcgraphed 20 state At
torney Maclay HoWe OF Chicago,
quoting newspaper article which
ran information which has been
gathered by officials tends 20 indl-
cate that the Same clique OF gam
blers which Is alleged 10 have 'nxedt
the 1918 series has made plans 10 at
tempt 90 have brooklyn throw the
coming series TO tho Cleveland In
dams"
The Chicago prosecutor was asked
to furnish any information hG had
which would suhstantlate the article,
Mr.. Ebbetts informed District At
torney Lewis that his players will be
assembled in MT Lewis's Office at
$50 o'clock Friday morning, when an
investigation viii be put through
with all speed In order 20 have the
matter cleared ~ before the com
moncement Of the World Series.
LOWS said that II plot Is found
to really exist, he intends 10 punish
the gamblers and players implicated.
They may be prosecuted, he said,
on a charge OF conspiracy TO do an
nlcgni thing"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-09-29
WINS FIRST
DECISION UNDER
NEW RENTING LAW
Landlord Wanted Dispossess
on Plea He Needed Home;
Judge Refuses to Grant 1t.
81 OTHER CASES LISTED.
All Either Withdrawn by the
Landlords or Dismissed by
the Court With Costs.

Ore- Of the first decisions under tho
new landlord-tenant laws was rcnd-
cred to-day by Justice Harry Rob
tick in the Bronx Municipal Court
when he dismissed the APPLICATION Of
John McManus. landlord. who wished
to oust Harry Baroch from the one
family house at No. 1928 Arthur Ave-
nue.. setting up q claim that he rc-
quired the house for his own occu-
pancy. McManus testified that he
sold the house he now, occupies last
Saturday. Barooh showed that Nc
Manus bought the Arthur Avenue
property last May and that In
August he demanded possession.
"The owners good intent is not
shown here" remarl,ed the Court In
dismissing the case. II was init
mated that an appeal would be taken
to test the law,
All OF the 81 cases which came be-
fore Justice Rob.tzek to-day wcro
either withdrawn blythe landlords or
dismissed by the Court. Many OF the
dismissals were accompanied by the
taxing Of from 50 to s. costs on the
landlords.
A committee appointed last night
et meeting OF about 400 tenants Of
Keban Leader. Incorporated, a realty
firm OF No. 1860 wilkins Avenue. to-
day started TO investigate a large
number ~ leases a!.e1ll tu have bcgn
oNacted from tenants In August, TO De
effective OCT. 1, AT a rental Increase
~ 25 per cent. over present rates. The
committee represents tenants OF th,
seven double apartment houses at No.
1860 wilkins Avtnue and Nos. 1870
TO 1910 Crotona Park East
10 was stated at the meeting that the
lowest present rental is $3.50 for
three rooms. while some OF the apart
rhents bring Sl5 a room Expert nc
countants who attended the meeting
estimated that some OF the apartment
houses yield the owners 100 per cent.
profit at the existing rent scale. and
others from 60 TO so per cent.
Samuel Hecker. Chairman OF the
committee. who Is a clerk in the
Bronx County Clerks office, said the
tenants proposed to fight the increase
demanded. and for which they have
already signed lease.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-09-29
Player, Third to Confess, Names All
Those Involved-"We Have All
Evidence. Needed to Prosecute"
Judge Mcdonald Says.
President Heydler Declares That
Different Clique Has Operated
in National League, Who Paid
Crooked Players a Percentage.

CHICAGO Sept 29The first indictments against gamblers al
legged to have been connected with the conspiracy to throw the 1919
World series to Cincinnati returned by the Cook County Grand
Jury to-day
sport Sullivan Of Boston and by the name Of Brown
narsd as the fxerfy Claude Williams the third Of the indicted
players confess charged with conspiracy do an illegal act
The indictments were voted Immediately after Williams had told his
story to the Grand Jury.
The third confession announced by the authorities toayO
Lefty Williams pitcher told OF his part in the alleged conspiracy
Williams who mentioned by "Soeess Joe" Jackson as the
who gave him his 5000 all Of the gamblers who were in
olye1 in the DEAL Replogle announced
Immediately after telling his story to the Judge the payer was
taken before the Grand Jury lie involved the same eight PLAYERS as
Ccotte and Jackson mentioned their story the Judge said
we now have all the evidence necessary 20 ahead and prose-
cute every interested the conspiracy PLAYERS and gamblers ke
The Judge said 1--WE do not need any more evidence"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-09-29

Williams said he was first ap-
preached about tho conspiracy IN
New York
"Gandll called me to one side. out
In front OF the Hotel Ansonia, and
asked me II anybody had approached
mo about the World serlos." be
added. Il asked him what he meant.
lie said the World Series would 90
fixed and wanted to know what 1
would do about H."
Il told him would give him my
answer later after thinking Il over.
When / came back TO chicago
was called over 20 the Warner Hotel
whore / met Eddie Cicotto, Chick
Gendn. Buck Weaver. Happy Felsch
and two fellows introduced as Brown
andSullivan, The last two were SUP
posed 70 be gamblers. or the fellows
fixing Il for the gamblers-they didn't
say which,"
Would you know them II you saw
them" no was asked
sure 1 would know them. They
wanted us 20 throw the series 70 Gin
clnnati for 5000"
--On the second trip 20 Cincinnati
Cicotte and L had a conference. /
told him we were double crossed and
was going out 10 win n there was
any chance, Ciootte said he felt tho
same way.
"Gandll told me in Cincinnati that
Bin Burns and Abe Attell were FIX
ing it so We could get 100000 L
never got ~
I'VE had meeting IN Chick Gan
dirs room az Cincinnati We Just
dropped In one al time. There
were Buck Weaver Eddie Cicotte.
chick Gandn, Happy Fcls6h and my
self there,
I'VE asked Gandll when We were
going TO get the $4,000 that Burns
ana Attell we're supposed To- give us.
Re said. They are supposed 20 give
$4,000 or $4,000 after each game
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-09-29
UNIONS $4,000
SOUGHT BY THREE
IN SAFE CRACKING
Lone Policeman Bluffs Trio
Who Opened Wrong Vault
In Painters Rooms.

Policeman John J. Muller OF the
East 5ist Street Station was passing
Third Avenue and 5Gth street at 4
A. NJ. to-day when no saw flash
from the rooms Of the Painters Union
on the second floor OF No. 92s Third
Avenue.
He slipped UPSTAIRS found n win
dow leading TO an extension broken.
and on the extension saw where a
bar had been cut to n window leading
.nto the union headquarters.
on entering with drawn pistol ne
caught three men at work on one Of
the union safes. Another safe had
already been opened and several
desks had been forced. The cracks
mon had a brace, five bits, flash
lamp. a sectional Jimmy and a pipe
cutter Muller decided his only
chance was by working a bluff ana
shouted TO imaginary companions:
Henry cover them from, tho rear.
Joe. run notify the station"
"Now," he said to the burglars. "go
over there TO the wall and keep your
hands up"
A iwatchman. Henry Bachman, OF
No. 300 Third Avenue. heard the DO
liceman. looked in and saw the situa-
tion and notified the station. Re
serves came and the men were taken
to the station, where they described
themselves; Samuel Feldman, twen-
ty-five, OF No. 1855 Mermaid Avenue.
Coney Island; Joseph Goodman.
twenty-four, OF No 1856 Roebllng
Street, Brooklyn. and Henry Gottes-
man, twenty OF No. 10 st.
Marks Place, Manhattan. The police
say all have records, and they were
after $4,000 they heard was In one
Of the safes. They cracked the wrong
safe and got nothing.
Magistrate simpson In Yorkville
Police Court held tho three prisoners
in 5000 bail each for examination
Monday when they asked fo- an ad-
journment 10 obtain counsel. An of
iclal Of the union stated that In the
safe which was attacked were S2,5OO
In cash and $500 In small checks
which were ready 20 be distributed
to-day TO the painters, decorators
and paperhangers on strike.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-09-29
SWAMI WON'T ACT
UNLESS HE'S ASKED

District Attorney Swami, when asked
II he Intended TO take any action IN
the baseball investigation as result
Of the alleged Astor Hotel meeting.
said,
Il win not do anything In tho mat
ter until states Attorney H3yno OF
Chicago asks me 10. We have an UNI
derstandiug concerning matters over
tapping between the two cities. and /
viii not interfere unless requested The
matter rs ia good hands there aud 1
Investigation