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The Washington herald., 1920-09-29

1t that the men are permitted one
day off duty in every week, without
requiring any special appropriation
from Congress"
Washington policemen receive
twenty days annual leave. Traffic
policemen say that all Of this time
is consumed in resting up for the
545 working days confronting them.
Traffic policemen probably face more
strenuous hours and labor than any
other employees Of the police de-
partment.
The average lie of a traffic police
man is from five to ten years, sell
dom longer. The nervous tension
under which they constantly work
results in partial or complete disor-
ganization OF the mental faculties
general deprecated health and loss
of weight
The Washington herald., 1920-09-29
Ohio Coal Steamer Sinks
While Taking on Cargo

Wheeling, W. Va. Sept. 27.-The
steamer General Beach, owned by
the Liberty Transit Company, of
Pittsburgh, sank this morning near
Richland. just above this city on
the Ohio River The steamer had
been taking on coal.
The boat was recently withdrawn
from the passenger trade. Steps to
raise the boat will Be started at
once.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-29
By DWIG

holding the weapon.
Ninth precinct police we're called
to the home OF Tvlzicky by neigh
bors who heard the shot. Lieut..
Pierson, Sergt. Thompson and Pa
trolman Sayer Immediately went to
the house. They found Tvizicky
lying across the bed.
He was taken to the Casualty
Hospital and was pronounced dead
by DR.. Ralph Stewart.
Investigation by police showed
that the dead man had been treated
for nervous disorders for more than
a year.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-29
Cumberland Is Expected
To Double in Four Years

Cumberland, Md. Sept. 2S.-The
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Company is enlarging the local
service with a pole line, l5,210-feet,
and underg round cable. 1900 feet
Anticipating that Cumberland will
double in population in the next
four years, the company has in view
many extensions to the service. The
company expects to spend $4,000, 900
in Maryland in the near future for
improvements.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-29

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The Washington herald., 1920-09-29

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The Washington herald., 1920-09-29

plmpIes got red and spread
up to his elbows and burned
and itched SO badly that
the back of his hands and
wrists were in a solid erup-
ton. We had to keep his
hands tied up all the time
The Washington herald., 1920-09-29
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The Washington herald., 1920-09-29
Mrs. Carey Tells
wCuticura Healed
Boys Pimples

Our little boy had bad breaking
out of PimPles on his hands. The
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-16
ROTARIAN.S PLAN
TELEGRAPH TOURNEY

The fourth annual international Rotary
kclub bowling championship will be de-
&cided Monday night, April 10. when rep
Preventative teams from cities all over the
s. United States and Canada will compete
flor the championship trophy donated by
#the Winnipeg Rotary club.
There being no entry fee, the only eK-
#nense will be for the actual bowling and
s for kilograms in sending in the scores to
headquarters. Great interest has always
been manifested in this annual wire event
Mduring the past, and present indications
Xassure q record breaking entry. The
Winnipeg Rotary club, champions of last
years event. win also award medal to
/ each OF the individual members of the
championship FIVE. Players securing high
individual game and high individual to-
tai Tor three games vii also be recipients
OF gold medals, These prizes, as well as
the trophy, will be presented to the win
ners during the annual convention of RO-
tary clubs at Atlantic City.
The Crescent Paper five of the Com
merctal league, rolling on the Central
neys, dropped three straight to the Cen
trail Unions
Mounce for the Crescents. with 1876 and
z03, proved the star of bis team, although
Larsen counted 202 in his second game
The Telephone squad started out
strong in the third game and came under
sae wire with 9T9 total. Moore turned
n ~; Ball. 223; Parish, PIP; Deisch,
1s7 and Johnson 165.
The Midwest No. . lost two straight
70 the No is and then came back and
eopped the third one by twenty-one pins
Dolan for the No IS was the bright
shining light of this scrap. He was the
o7ly bowler of either team to get in the
TWO century class. In the first game he
spilled 20S. IFS in the second and 2O4
IA the third
The Martin Perry knights grabbed two
out o.. three from the Standard Oil five.
Ins second game went to the Oils by
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-16
Best Track Talent
in State Will ShOU
Here in Indoor Meet
Championships at Coliseum
TOMORROW, Night DraL1
Large Entry List.

indianapolis track fans will be offered
one of the classiest performances ever
staged in HOosierdOm tomorrow night
when $50 athletes the cream of Indiana 5
amateur world, clash at the Coliseum in
the junior indoor l. 4. 4. Z. track and
field championships. The event is he
ing staged under the auspices of the
Indianapolis Athletic and, Canoe club.
The South Side Turner's. Debonair club.
Independent Athletic club, North Ameri-
can Gymnastic Union, Y. NJ. c. a. and the
indianapolis Athletic club are the local
institutions that have entered teams in
the various events, and they are all con-
ldent of taking away supreme honors.
However. they viii be offered the stiffest
sort Of opposition by crack squads from
Wabash college, DePauw university and
Butler college.
Butler college and the local Y NJ G.
A are the latest entries. These organi-
cations fled just before the lists closed
ana both are working hard 10 cop few
first places. The "Y' team is composed
of athletes who have been performing
in local amateur circles for several years
and they are repUted as some Of the best
in the state
Although every event on the card
promises to be of the highest caliber
fans expect the best entertainment. in
the boy scout. newsboy and medley relay
races. the three special attractions on the
program The Emil Sporting Goods
Company has offered three silver trophies
to 90 to the winning relay team.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-16
QE!!SelNl ON9S(s

, Apologize turned in the high score for
the Martin Perry crew with POS In his
third game. Aikens for John DIS en-
pIoyes, with 1873 in the second round.
proved the high man for his squad
The Marmon Boosters used the Key
less Lock crew in a rude fashion. Three
straight for the Auto boys by comfort
able margins of safety.
The Boosters turned in team scores of
S5l; 920 and LOGS, for grand total of
Z,o62 Lot of those birds at Peoria ought
to be thankful the Alarmon gang isn't
there.
E. Hall for the Locks was the only
member OF his team to get 200. In the
second game he turned in 224
SchOtt for the Boosters must have been
IuIi OF Beyo: His totals were 200 2O4
and and 2O3. West, his team mate, upset
236, ia and 241.
P1uley led his Marmon crew over the
wire for two grand slams at the Western
Union quintet. The noble leader crashed
out q brace Of double centuries.
None of the Union gang could hit.
The Langsenkamps were pitted against
the National Autos, so they saved them
selves the trouble Of coming around.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-16
Indiana Basket Quintet
Closes Season With Win
Over Michigan Athletes

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. March 16.-The
Indiana university basket artists wound
up their season here last night with a
19-to-lS victory over Michigan. which
gives them fourth place In the final Big
Ten standing.
Indiana started the game In speed plus
fashion and the Wolverines were swept
on their feet for the first eight minutes
Of play. However, the Crimson squad
slipped a cog or two during the closing
moments of The period ana the Michigan
athletes stepped mp for a 12-to-J1 lead
when tho rest period arrived. Dean. who
was the big noise OF the Indiana team
throughout the contest. tied the count at
the beginning of the second stauzA. with
free throw. and later gave his team
lead TINT was never lost when he hit
the rim from the center Of the floor
Michigan fought hard in the hnai min
utes Of the game and was within an ace
of knottlng the count when the curtain
fell.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-16
Nothing DOinq

Franklin high schools invitation TO
compete for honors In The interstate
high school tourney at Wisconsin on
March 20 amounts to nothing more
than scrap Of paper" Permanent
Secretary A. l.. Trester Of the I II.
S. A A.. announced today TINT the
board Of control Of that body, n their
meeting held here at the Claypool
hotel few weeks ago, ruled that no
high school team registered In the
I. II. S. A. A. shall be permitted to
compete with teams not registered in
the organization. Therefore, should
Franklin compete in the Wisconsin
meet their standing In the Hoosier
association will be lost
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-16
CHAS. LOGAN
Kid Basket Battles
CGrded Tonight at
Communal Building
Fast Games Promised When
Junior Teams Suing
Into Action.

Play in the city junior amateur basket
ball championship tournament viii open
on the Communal building court tonight
and some of the best kid" scraps of the
season should be staged before the cur
tain goes down on the first round. Four
teen of the strongest junior quintets in
the city have entered the event and
twelve Of them will be seen in action to-
night, the first game starting at
o'clock. Fifteen minute preiods viii be
played and the schedule calls for the
starting of the last game tonight at
10 20 The teams are all in good shape
for the Quincy and words of confidence
are being sent out from every camp.
The athletic directors of the Boys
Club association planned the tourney to
decide the junior championship this year
and II the meet goes over as a success
they will organize a permanent orgAni-
cation, holding a championship tourney
every year, thus putting a stop to the
hundreds Of arguments that arise among
the youngsters as the season draws to an
end
There are no favorites TO win the tour
nament. All OF the Quintets are in the
same class. with regard TO the age and
experience Of the players. and any one
If the fourteen has an excellent chance to
go south with the title. The South Side
Stars and Bunklin a. C's are scheduled
in the opening contest and they promise
to give the local fans who did not gel
to the state high school tournament q
good idea Of what the franklin Anderson
game YVES like. Tonights schedule fol
lows:
7:o0-South Side Stars VS.. Bunklin A. G
T:40-Cupies VS.. North Park DDS.
s:20-Broad Ripple Midgets vs.. Boys
Club Cubs.
9 90 Communal A C. VS.. Simmons
Marvels.
9:40-Broad Ripple A. c. VS. C. An
Stars.
10 :20-ChristsmOre Indians VS.. Fern
dale Dds.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-16
az ARTIsrs CnN1NG.

Harry Cnnnefax. worlds thrce-cush-
Ion billiard champion. viii be IN In5i-
annapolis tomorrow afternoon and stav
for three days OF play at the Board OF
Trade parlors The champion has
Charles McCourt. former champion. ana
otto Reiselt. interstate star as his
playing partners. These men play the
angle game as It should be played and
locqi cue enthusiasts are promised some
sDappy exhibitions.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-16

RICHARD OFFERS
DEMPSEY $3.50. 900

NEW YORK. March 1G.-Tex Richard.
acting as matchmaker for the Interna-
uonal Sporting club Of New York. has
offered Jack Dempsey $4,000 to meet
Georges Carpenter in "a championship
bout, it was learned here today from an
authoritative source
The International Sporting club. of
which Mai. \. !. DrexeI Biddle is presi-
dent. plans 10 stage the contest on Labor
day. the number Of rounds to depend on
the limit set by one of several boxing
bills now before the state legislature at
Albany Officials of the club. il is said
are confident that one Cf the boxing bills
will pass
The offer. it is understood. is condi-
tional upon the passing of a boxing bill
IN New York and the outcome Of Demp-
sey's trial in san Francisco.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-16
AN INNING WITH THE AMATEURS
CHARLIE LOGAN

The No-dyke & Marmou starlights are
going after the houOrs ia the Manufae
turers' and Motor loops. Watch their
smoke.
They'll pull m objectionable boner II
they fail 10 elect Curiey Ash captain of
one Of the teams. Curiey led the Nor
dyke team IN the batting column last
season.
While speaking Of starlights. we might
says that the sullivan brothers -Curley
and Fat-haye sta%cd that they will sign
with the Cincinnati Reds II Moran
coaxes them enough.
II. Walter Jarvis has promised that the
diamonds Will be kept in the best OF
shape this year. Nun said. when Il
Walter SAYS he Is going 10 do something.
that little thing IS Just as good as done.
Peggy" Rockford is considering sell
ing bis interests in the Rupp Independ
ents to Jack "Tweency"
IT one Of the Rupp Juniors asks YOU
TO buy dime chance on gold watch or
something Ike that help him out They
are trying to buy new uniforms Too
many Of them were sent TO bed without
Sunday cote meetin' clothes.
Sure the Mlltaries are going To have
team, or rather, three OF them.
Carl Callahan Is throwing dope about
the City league being the best OF all
The world and everybody in it knows
what dope amounts to these days
George Frees has gone and built him
self a whole village OF air castles and
fortified them with n bunch Of the best
talent Ia these parts. lie handles the
Stutz Motors.
Get set for Il bunch Of amateur notes
that viii read something like this: The
meeting viii be held at s o'clock sharp
and those who intend TO play IN sunday
game must report carly
And some alibis on this order: The
Whoosis Stars were defeated by the
Buglevlle Independents In fast and ex-
citing game, 40 to !. The All Stars would
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-16
Debs and Den Zares to
Battle at Marion Club

TIE Debonair basket tossers hope Il
put the season TO sleep with a victory
Saturday night by defeating the Den
Iare club quintet In their scheduled bat
tie on the Marion club floor. The Der
Zares, Funners-up In the Federated
loop, have been travelling n fast pace
all season and should make Coach
Squires men hustle 10 tac up the big
count.
The "Defs'' will go into the fray
with crippled lineup, due TO the loss
OF Q'Cain, their star forward. who will
undergo an operation this week for ap-
pendic.tis. He viii not be permitted 70
play again this season. SqutTes has not
yet decided who he vii! work in O'Cain's
place, but Shelley looks like the beet
man for the job. Starhuck viii hold
the other forward job. Ettris will jump
center and Averltt and Schaefer will
take care OF the guard positions.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-16
CaddOck on Sick List
After Bout With Lewis

NEW YORK. March 1G-Earl Caddock
former wrestling champion, was to have
an y ray picture taken OF his shoulder
today Go determine the extent of an In
jury sustained last night when he was
thrown heavily In the last minute Of his
bout with Ed Stranger Lewis
Caddock lost the right for "A return
match with joe Stretcher, the champion,
when Lewis elamped a hiplock and fly
Ing deadlock on him after one hour and
thirty five minutes Of wrestling.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-16

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. March ID
We take great pleasure in introducing
to you the 1920 crop of victory thirsty
Indians as they appeared just after their
initial canter on the diamond nc Moore
field. where they pre- pulling their spring
training stunts. ~ also wish to present
a few of the lucky birds who are cheating
you out Of first peep" at the Tribesmeu.
The warriors don't look so bold In the
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-16
TEX AFTER
TITLE BOUT

NEW YORK. March 16.-Tex Richard
is sure to get the Dempsey Carpenter
fight, according 10 Nate Lewis. Chicago
fight manager. who has returned from
a tour of France
When l made Descamps the offer of
Dominick Tortorich for the fight in
New Orleans" Lewis said, he showed
me the terms offered by Richard"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-16

ton outfit Wednesday and then leave these
parts Thursday FOR a brace Of battles
with the Cincinnati Reds az Miami Fri
day and Saturday. Monday they VIII
come back for another encounter with the
champs Big Chief Jack hopes TO have
his followers In fairly good condition
when they meet Pat Morau's club
The Tribe following Increases every
day here and the natives are strong for
every member Of the team.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-16
Plans Completed for 'Y'
Indoor Community Circus

Plans for the annual Community Cir
Gus, to staged Friday and Saturday
Of this week at the Y M c. A, are about
complete, according to Physical Director
honecke, who has arrangements far the
great festive event in charge.
The circus will be in the usual style,
as present plans stand. with a nRrade
Of all the animals" wagons, clovis and
participants preceding the big show.
Esthetie dancing, work on the horizontal
and parallel bars and physical drills are
include1 in the list Of events
An e$ractive cover design for the
officia program has bean drawn by Mr..
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-16
JACK WANTS
MORE PITCHERS.
INDIANA BOAT WINS

MIAMI, Fla, March 16.-Another ex-
press cruiser record was established
yesterday in the open water run from
miami TO Key West, when Hoosier V,
owned and driven by II. R. DuckwaH of
indianapolis, covered the 15S miles at
q speed Of 1892 miles an hour
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-16

above picture. which is explained by the
fact that Manager Jack rushed them GU,
to the lot before they had time To do
anything but jump into their suits. But
by this time they are bcdecEed IN all the
splendor and glory Of tons Of war paint
and as soon as they can chase the stln
joints ont 81 camp they will be ready
for battle
The Uoosiers will tackle the Washing
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-16
BILLIARDS :
WITH THE BIG LEAGUERS
CUBS.
LOS y ANGELES. Marcel

LOS ANGELES, March 16-The Chi
cago Cub camp frightened perceptibly
today when it became known that Buck
Herzog may be able to start the season
after all. Physicians postponed the OPP
Grafton which Herzog was TO have under
gone. The Cubs won benefit game from
Los Angeles in the afternoon, using
mostly recruits.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-16
WHITE sOx.

WACO, March 16.-The White Sox be-
gan real practice yesterday. Batting
practice was favored as there were not
enough regular infielders for infeld drill.
Dick Kerr took his turn on the mound
and showed up to better advantage than
any of the pitchers.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-16
RRnWNs.

COLUMBUS. March 16.-Dick Rudolph
got his first real workout of the season
when he pitched the Brave regulars to a
5-to-4 win over the pretenders. For three
innings he was In the box the youngsters
got to him for only three hits.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-16
TIGERS.

MACON, March 16.-The scrap for
regular berths by rockies has resolved
| itself into a grind. Jennings and
, carefully at daily practice. but have re-
fused to commit themselves on the
rockies merits.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-16
DODGERS.

JACKSONVILLE. March 16.-Bernit
Neis. recruit outfelder, has not only
cinched regular berth with the Dodgers
but he's been placed second in the batting
order by Manager Robinson. The regu-
lars beat the recruits, Z to 4, yesterday.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-16

SAN ANTONIO. March 16.-Besidcs
pitching three innings, Of shutout ball
against the Giant regulars and allowing
only one hit. r. Kelly, San Francisco
pitcher. smashed out a double that helped
the youngsters win. 6 TO ..
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-16
PHILfIES.

BIRMINGHAM. March 16-Although
Manager Cravath has cut the Phil squad
into two teams, he will not stage the
usual regular Yannigan battles. Instead
one side takes the field until the other
has made twenty seven putouts.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-16
BROWNS.

TAYLOR, March 16.-Yannigan and
Brownie squads OF the St Louis Browns
will clash in a second game of a series
of three here today.