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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-18
JTHOSLOvANE Sc HAJf.
Popiraji obvineni, re vtrhli do
albanskeho uzemi.

Pariz, II. list. Jugoslavia
dnes dokladala Sc svojf nevi-
nou porusovanf smluv pred ra-
kou Svazu Narodd, zasedajici
zde, ably prozkoumala obzalo-
by, re iihoslovansk6 vojsko
vtrhlo do albanskeho Gzemi,
dopustivsi Sc tax poruSeni zn6
nj 1mluvy Svazu.
Jihoslovane ucinili sve pro-
hlaseni, kdyz Herbert l.. Fl
sher, Glen rady "a velkou Bri-
tamil, pfedlozil svedectvi obsa-
zene srbskych casopisech, re
iihoslovanske vojsko prekroci-
10 demarkacnf caru urGenou
gen. d'Espereym, iez mela zd-
stati az albanske hranice byly
by pevne urceny spojeneckymi
1rady.
Pan Fisher rovnez citoval
svedectvi od britickeho konsu-
latu V Tiran6, potvrzuiici al
banske obzaloby, re jihoslo-
vanske vojsko spalilo vice nez
$50 albanskych vesnic, pripra-
vivsi 10000 lidf o pristfeSi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-18
RAkUSANE v. BURGEN-
LANDU.
Obsadili jiz severni pasmo a
pripravuji Sc ku plebiscitu
Soproni.

Widen, 16. listopadu. = Ra-
kouska vlada oficielne hlasi,
re obsadila iiz severni cast
pasma Burgenlandu a pritom-
ne re chysta Sc k okkupaci pa
sma jizniho, nacez budou pri-
chystany zvlastni volby Y me-
ste Soproni a jeho bezprostred
MIN okoli, 0 kteryzto distrikt
Uhersko Sc uchazi. Rakouska
vlada upozorluje pfi te pfile-
zitosti spojeneckou komisi, ze
Uhersko vysila do plebiscitnlho
1zemi RUNE zivly, ably We pro-
speech Mad aru V mem hlasova-
ly. A ponevadz tamnejsi hla-
sovani bude Sc diti pod dphle-
dem uherskych autorit, Widen
Sc obava, re "a plebiscitd do
ide k rtiznym nespravnostem
neprospech republiky rakou-
sk6.
M6sto Sopron ma sice pfeva-
hu nemeckou, pres to ysak MI
re zdstat Uhrum, pak-li proti-
zakonna mad d'arska agitace V
Soproni nebude spojeneckou
komisi zastavena a plebiscit
nedostane Sc pod vrchnf dozor
spoiencd.. Widen ma konec sve-
no stesku konstatuie, re pre-
vazna vetsina obyvatelstva So
prone jest pro slouceni Ra-
kouskem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-18
HROZNE. AUTOMOBILOVE
NESTESTf.

Johnstown, Pa, IT. list. Sest
osob bylo zabito dnes cas-
ne rano, kdyz automobil, V
nemz jelly. prorazil zabradlim
ma moste vedoucim pres trait
Pennsylvania drahy We Wood
vale a sfitil Sc "a koleje, do
hloubky padesati stop. Zabiti
,byli: Alice Hornerova, John a
Arthur McKinleyove, bratri
Edward Funk, John Mcclure a
Fred Stole, yesmes z tohoto
'mesta.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-18
DEMOKRATE PROTI NEW
BERRYMU.

Washington, IT. list. Demo
kraticky utok ma navrh prohla-
siti Trumaua Fl. Newberryho
"a spravne zvoleneho senate
rem 2 Michiganu V kontestu
zahaienem Henry Fordem, je-
no soupefem We volbe v r. 1918,
byl zahaien v senate dnes Sc
natorem Pomerenem z Ohia,
seniorem demokraticke mensi-
ny ma vyboru ma PRIVILEGE a
volby. We ctyrhodinove reci Sc
nator z Ohia napadal republi-
kanske methody republican
ske senatory, prohlasiv, ze ho-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-18
OPET HROZNY VYBUCH "
NEMECKU.

Berlin, 16. listopadu. V raft
neriich We Wiesbaden doslo
dnes k straslive explosi petro-
leie, "a niz deset d6lnlkI pfi-
Slo ma miste o zivot a nekolik
tuctn dalsich utrpelo smrtelne
popaleninv. Rafinerie byly po-
zarem dplne zniceny, takze
celkova skoda ma majetku cd.
haduie sc ma 25 millioni ma
rex. Jest to neivetsi industriel-
nj nestestf po katastrofe v OPP.
pau V N9mecku Sc po yalce u.
davsi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-18
VDOVA PO SENATORU HANNOVI
ZEMREI.A.

WASHINGTON IT. list - Pf Augusta Rhodes Hannova vdo
zesnulem senatou Marcus A. Hannovi Ohio zemTea
dnes SVEN byte 16 ILL., po nemoc trvavs as
dn Az do smrt sveho Dana r. istopadu pf Han
nova ackoi veku vem pokrocem zdala bt dobrem
zdravi Smrt eho byla nj tzkou Zesnua zsta
villa sobe dve dcery p Medi McCormickovou manzeku
senaora inoisu ri H. H Parsonsovou Cevelandu
bratra Dr. Jamese Forda Rhodese vynikaciho amer
ckeho hstorka. Naroda Clevelandu kde bude pohbe
ma, a pri sve smrti citaa 78 rok1 v6ku
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-18

Vdlaji odmitnouti naroky For
dovy politickym spise nez-li
| pravnim rozhodnutim. Pan Po-
merene neskoncil svoji rec, u
stoupiv n6kterym senatorlm,
kteff cht6li iednati o protipivni
pfedloze, 0 niz ma byti hlaso.
lvano Ultra.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-18
JAPAN MA VAzNE NAMITKY.
CHCE SILNEJSi LODSTVO, NEz JEST
NAVRHOVANO V AMERICKEM
PLANU.
zADA, ABY POMERNA NAMORNf SfLA BYIA7K
10, MA MfSTE SIX TO-

Washington, II. list. Japan dnes pozd6 odpoledne O.
znaml svo opposci proti amerkemu panu reguovanf
vaetnJch odsev til hlavnich namonch velmoci enz prat
byl Velkou Britanii
Prostfednctvfm admrala Kato Japan poda urc-
y navrh sv1j prospech onoho odavce ienz
stanovuie re odsvo Veke Brtane Spoienych Sat ma b
ii steine slime Japan re ma by pom6ru MIN ako Jest
ku s.
Mimo to vec ehcch lodi ktere ozna5ue iako presne
obra6ho razu Japan pozadovati aby nohl itch mti
tolil, jako Velka Britanie Spoien6 Staty.
Pozvav sobe zastupce skov5ch kancelaf iednotvych
meoponich 6asopd admiral Kato vyda naseduiici stru6-
ne prohlaSen
"Vzhledem ku sv6mu zemepisn6mu posavenf Japan no.
kada to spravne pfitomne dob6 ably ostanf ST.
casnen6 zeme svov tomu abv moh urzovati pom6r po-
vsechne nosnos neco vice nez 60 uhu lodi
branneho razu bude as zddat ably mohl pfibz sfe
v6tsch lod'stev'
Tmo prohasenim ozvala rusiva nota We wash
nponk6 otazka v6i nz cd sameho DO
taku Spoene Stay Veka Branie stoii edn6 srane
Japan proti nm
Brove dsty Arthura Balfoura petf americkeho pla-
zsade vvsovne pfstoup pomer iako zadoucf
vzah mez odstvy spoenIch Stah velke Briane
,ines odpoiedne 1hova -ddraznil isou spo-
koien timto planem.
Japonc veri eich zadost lest rozumna a mali nad4
re dostane sc il schvalen Isou oho minenf re snadno
nodaf Jim pfesvedG echnck6 dce osatnch dvou naro-
dd, ze iech navrh Jest spravedlivy
Pred m nez admiral Kato povolal sobe zastupce ame-
ricFfho tisku konal douhou poradu aponym zunalstv
eEf v6tsinou ostfe sova aponskou deleeac kdyz
deli ze hoda pozadova v6tS vaecnych lodi neil
navrhue americk6m panu Admral Kato zada ianonsk6
no Gsudek a rozhed.
AGkoli vsichni iaponStf journalistic neby usnooen
lenr ehoz dostao i'm od admiraa sbi nro-
7atim zdM kritiky budou vyckava vyvinou
CfNsKE NAvRHY PRIJATY.
Vzhledem ku pacifickym a dalekovychodnim otazkanl.
nejddlezejs udaost dne byo pe konferencf
cnskeho prohasen des iako podkadu pro
kovanf o pacifickych a dalekovychodnch problemech
PodvJbor pov6reny naznatenim posupr iednan Pacfi-
ku dalekovychodnch oazkach sesel dnes dohod
t6chto dvou vecech:
ze mela by bJti pflezost povsechnou rozpravu
oazkach vztahuicch Sc k Cine
2 Ze techto otazkach m6lo by byti jednano po-
fadu lax ou uvedeny cfnsk6m prohlaseni desit
To znamena, re diskusse vedeny budou nasleduiicfm
postupu:
(a) Uzemn ceistvot Ciny (b) administrative neodvi-
sos (c) oevfene dv6fe rovnost obchodn ndustrian p
le5osti m oncesse monopoly neb pednosnf hospodafske
v1hodv (e) vyvoi zeeznc vcetne pani vzahujicich
VIchodocfnsk6 draze N prednostn zeezntn sazby; (gi
stav stavaicich smuv dohodnuti
dosud nebyo zadneho oznameni americleho progra-
neb smernce otazkach daekeho vchodu krone
hsocke postaven SpojenTch Sa Jest dobfe znmo Rec
kreafe ughese v6ere y1borov schulz ez predchazela
pedozen on6ch dese zasad nkou deegac nebya sdeena
vefeinos. Zasedanf toto byo tane.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-18
KAREL A ZITA " GIBRAL-
TARU.

Gibraltar. Spanelsko. IT. IL
stopadu. Briticky kfiznfk Car
diff. vezouci dfivejSiho cfsare
rakouskeho Karla a ieho chot'
Zitu, odejel dnes z Gibraltaru
ma ostrov Madeiru. kan drf-
v6isf cfsaTsti manzele byli W.
pov9zeni. Cardiff jest oceka-
van ma Madeire V nedeli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-18
"a S3,250,000 WHISKY.

Philadelphia, IT, list. Grard Point, pri stoku Delaware
Schuyki rex hozapadni casti mesa prpomina ozbroe
ny tabor Tem6T padesa muz1, revolvey poboGnm zbrl-
n6m hda nakad whisky Gene SO 0000 jez bya pf
France paniku Pipestone County Ma lodi Jest
$500 sudd whisky die sd6en prohbcnich agent iako pr
jemce udana jest iedna dstillerie Pittsburgh.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-18
HLADOVE BOURE v BERLiNE.

Berlin IT, list - Vytrznosti nasledkem hladu udaly
vcera dnes mnohych castech Berna pfedm6sti Davy
nezamesnanych vypleniy nekolik kramd potravinami
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-18
VZPOURA V UKRAINE Sc SIRI.

Berlin, IT. list - Zvlasnf depeSe obdrzena zde Lvova
sdeue re Ukraine nabyva pddy Kev vice
Podoli bylo obsazeno povstac imz podaro odzbro
nekok dvs rude armady Depese udava re rude voko ze
jest demorasovano nasledkem hadu masch deseruie
a vrazdi zidovske komsafe -~sete -
The Republican journal., 1921-06-02
MRS. CHARLES E. JOHNSON

Maria S., wife of Charles E. johnson.
died at their home on Cedar street Satur-
day morning. She had been in falling
health for several years, but her last hi
ness was of but six weeks duration. She
was born in Dexter, May 81, l843, the
youngest daughter of Rev. Frederic A.
and Martha A. (Webster) Hodgdon. Her
father was called twice to the pastorate
of the First Unlversalist church, in 1874
and 1858. Practically all of her life has
been spent in Belfast. When a young
girl she attended Miss Barnes private
school and later finished her education at
the Highland Avenue Seminary in Som
erville, Mass. All her life she had been
consistent and devoted member of the
Universalist church and it's allied
societies. During the war she devoted
much of her time and energy for the loo |
Red Cross Besides her husband two
sisters, Misses Angela NJ. and Frances
A. Hodgdon, survive. Devoted to home
| interests, loyal friend and kind neigh
Dor she enjoyed the love and esteem of
many. The funeral was held at her late
home Tuesday at 2 p. M, with Rev.
Ashley A. Smith of Bangor and Rev
William Vaughan of East Belfast official
ting. The bearers were Messrs Charles
F. Swift, Charles P. Hazeltine, Charles
S. Bickford and Selwyn Thompson.
The Republican journal., 1921-06-02

Mas FLORENCE. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs, Albert NJ Parsons, who attended
the Knox-Wa aldo Festival in Camden, re-
NAMED over Sunday and was the guest
of her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs John Peers
of Camden at Lake Afford.
The many friends in Maine of Mr..
Frank W. Gowen will be glad to learn
of his success in business in California.
He is deeply interested as ever in prohi-
bition and trusts that the Eighteenth
Amendment and the Volstead Act will
make Maine as dry as bone.
The Hospital Aid and Club will meet
Thursday afternoon with the president,
Mrs. Cecil Clay. Everyone interested in
the work of this society is urged to be
present. All those who are to have ia
bles or booths at the fair to be held Au-
gust 25th in the Armory should plan to
attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Shorey, who
have been visiting relatives at Citypoint,
left Monday for Portland, where Mr..
Shorey has a position with the H. H Hay
Drug Co. and Mrs. Shorey will clerk at
Eastman's Dry Goods Store. Their
daughter Dorothy will remain at City,
point for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Elon B. Gilchrest of
Grand Rapids, Mich. and P.of. and
Mrs. Charles D. Cool and children of
Madison. Wis, will arrive the last part
of this month to spend few weeks at
The Battery. They will make the trip
by auto and will also visit their parents,
Hon. and Mrs. Robert F. Dunton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Swanson and little
son John, who have been living at the
Warren farm on Lincolnville avenue for
some time left Saturday for New York.
Mr.. Swanson was one of the expert
radio operators here during the testing of
the location, etc., of the International
Radio Station on Congress street.
The Republican journal., 1921-06-02
The News of Belfast
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

cse uoticeof regulations regarding fish
--Q Waldo county.
Mr. and Mrs. Abram Sansoml and
msblel publish a card of thanks.
g-s L. If. Clark and family publish a
gd Of thanks.
5.s adv Of brown coat lost.
-,s Central Maine Power Co. offer
,.- preferred stock at divided Epay-
gents
sss adv. of feather fans for sale.
Goolbue " Co, give notice of co.tinu-
ns Of Belfast business.
7a- Colonial Theatre publishes picture
@uar for the week. !.
nz ulnsmore Store advertises .more
rsgs shoes at four ninety five.
7gs Daris Sample Shop adver1ses a
@. sale Of summer suits and afternoon
| g 5ary dresses.
Direct Importing Co. offers jelly des-
ats eas and coffee as specials fo;I Fri
Waldo Trust Co. advertises the back
| 1gof bank,
lsIsou factory wants seamel and
poke. girls
g--rg Market offers Friday anG Sat-
r.s sp-eals of soap, shoulders, oranges,
HsrF a. Foster has furnished tene-
aa -3. rent,
STE adv of good trades offered on
|S~ag street.
Bs-a> Garage advertises wash stand.
Tie City Garage makes special off er on
4,l- tres
0'Esy-hnowlton Real Estate Cd. has
msne cottage to sell or rent.
DE Jlusmore Store offer Holaproof
Gs5r 10 silk.
|s.g Co Motors do repair work and
19 obs on cars.
NJ. na Mrs George H. Robertson, two
b7 nature lovers, found May:29th,
|1H1agg plants with large number of
vel developed green berries and eight or
M perfectly ripe ones. The condition
n tn. pants showed a normal grswth,
..eta. cage season is the last week in
Ounce n- irst in July.
Inc Colonial this week offers al eX-
&p.as ne bill of attractions, fdatur-
as 'aa Glowing prominent stars Of the
Mo- 8,rd Douglas Fairbanks, William
IaL. Alice Brady, Louise Gaum,
party Carey and Eileen Percy. Just
1Sssi The week of June 20 in kli2d.
'l''fa gong to be something big.
l1s Belfast Home Bakery PLACED a
'li41me motor truck in commission
-os 100 ieiIver their supplies at whole
I'VE 2a' retail in the city and cohnty.
al-4s Pitcher has charge off this
a'a1h Their products are some o. the
". % tile market and they deserve and
'I''a4 tecr.,- nome patronage.
'oIF-iwo members of Frank D. Hazel
s1. Us. returned at p. m. Sunday from
r.1-.l- .np in the steamer Castine with
r''Aa'sn as headquarters. A lobster
, -DI7 90 The Finalhaven shore was one
II +T mos enjoyable features of the.t trip.
,'t5 Inc strings of cod and pollock were
-.94' pal Alton l.. johnson was thigh
WIN a string of ten. Most of the
p. WHY was done off Matinicus. The
--l..i Was IDEAL for the water trip.
The Republican journal., 1921-06-02

Rev. A. E. Wilson was the Memoria
Day speaker for E. M. Billings Post
Monroe, last Monday.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-07-26
PAY INCREASED
Swatske Says He Works Full
Time Now.
Never Has to Lose a Day Since
Taking TanIac.

Il began taking Tanlac about
eighteen months ago, and in three
months from that time 1 was entirely
rid of catarrh, from which L had suf-
terod for years, and Tanlac gets all
the credit for the splendid health 1
am now enjoying" was the statement
made by John j. Swatske, well known
mechanic, residing at 4116 Grand
Ave, ST. Louis, Mo.
For three years I don't think there
was time when l was not suffering
from a bad cold caused by catarrh.
Most of the time I had headache.
could hardly eat anything, and my
stomach was so disordered my whole
system became badly run down. was
nervous, never got a good nights
sleep, and often I felt SO tired, run
down and weak 1 couldn't work.
But today I'm a well man and can
work every day. took Tanlac until
it completely relieved all my troubles,
gave me splendid appetite, and fixed
me up in the best of health in every
way. It's the first and only medicine
to give me permanent relief, and I'm
glad to recommend it to anyone SUI
eering from catarrh and a general
breakdown in health"
Tanlac is sold in Topeka by the
Tully- mcfarland Drug Co., and lead
ing druggists everywhere.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-07-26
K. U. HAS BIG PLANS
Many New Events to Feature Home
coming Week This Year.

Lawrence, Kan, July ga COM
mencement week baseball series be-
tween the University of Kansas and
the University of Nebraska which will.
in few years, be as important an
event in the baseball season as the
Thanksgiving game with Missouri Is
for football, will be inaugurated next
spring, according to DR.. Forrest c.
Allen, director of athletics at K. U.
Another feature for next years
baseball season is a series between the
champions OF the Missouri Valley for
which negotiations are now in prog
ress, according to DR.. Allen. Next
year Kansas would meet Illinois in
such a game.
A cross county run with Missouri on
Thanksgiving morning has been added
to the list of homecoming day attrac-
tions. The present plan is to have the
finish of the race up the whole length
of Massachusetts street in Lawrence,
shortly before noon.
Preceding the football game in the
afternoon will be parade with floats,
prepared by the students, represent
ing epochal events in the states his
tory. On the night before Thanksgiv-
ing a big mixer will be held to well
come the visitors. Moving pictures of
stadium day when the old bleachers
were torn down will be shown and
plans for the completion of the sta
dunn and union building will be out
lined.
A tour of the Big Ten schools for
the basketball team next spring and
an indoor Missouri Valley track meet
in Convention hall at Kansas City are
other probable developments for next
year.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-07-26
SEARCH FOR PREACHER
Girl He Is Alleged to Have EIoped
With Is Returned.

Omaha, July 26.-Authorities to-
day continued the search for the Rev.
w. o. Harrell. so, and grandfather,
pastor of a church in Homer, Neb.,
who is alleged to have eloped with
Hazel Riley, 16, a farmers daugher,
after she had asked him to help her
find work
The girl was returned to her father
by a deputy state sheriff today.
She said she had lived at the min
listers home several months and had
come to love him. when 1 asked
him to take me away" she told Of
ficials, she said he would if it were
for an honorable cause"
They are alleged to have left last
Tuesday. Harrell is said to have left
the girl at Hooper, Neb., re5oined his
wife, who has been i'll in an Omaha
hospital. and left for the south in an
automobile.
HE would kiss me and tell me he
liked me awfu1ly we'll" Hazel told a
deputy state sheriff tonight II first
came to love him on our way home
from a revival meeting several
months ago."
She declared she had spent a week
with Harrell, travelling in an auto
mobile. She said they spent one night
in the car near Fremont. On another
night, she said they stayed at hotel
in Omaha Mrs. Harrell was ill in
a hospital at Omaha, but we did not
go near her." the deputy sheriff said
the girl told him.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-07-26
ITS FUTURE is ASSURED
tGoVernor Allen Tells of Work of Kan
sas Industrial Court.

After. a year and a half of oper-
alton, the future of the Kansas court
of industrial relations seems assured,
Gov. Henry ]. Allen declared in a
statement today.
Each of thu twenty-eight orders
and judgments of the court rendered
thus far has been accepted by both
sides of the controversy, excepting the
last which is now pending on appeal
before the state supreme court" Gov
ernor Allen said. Employers and
employees alike are coming to regard
the court as an up-to-date method for
settling Industrial disputes.
The result in the coal mining dis
trict has been most striking. Under
conditions created by the Industrial
court last year, the miners were en-
abled to work 80 per cent more than
the year before, with the resultant
increase in production of fuel for the
public and wages to the miners.
Interest in the Kansas remedy for
industrial war is becoming world
wide. The pressing need for similar
legislation in other states has be-
come apparent, and many are prepar-
ing to follow the lead of Kansas
in providing for justice in labor
troubles"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-07-26
KANSAS SECRETARIES ATTEND
School for Commercial Organization
Secretaries at Evanston, Ill.

Evanston, Ill, July 26.-Ten Kan
sas chamber of commerce secretaries
are attending the first national school
for commercial organization secre-
taries now being held at Northwestern
university here. A two-weeks course
is being given under the auspices OF
the university the United States
Chamber of Commerce and National
Association of Commercial Associa-
ton Executives.
The Institutional staff includes
number of prominent educators and
leading commercial club secretaries.
Courses are general as relating to
business, government. transportation,
etc; and technical as concerned
purely with chamber of commerce.
work.
The Kansans attending the school
are: Charles w. Collins, Caney; Ray
mond Bower Gibbs. Kansas City; Fred
Chambers, Wichita: c. J. York, Cof-
feyviIle Charles Henry Bren, Salina;
o. B. Seyster, Arkansas City; Claude
Scott, wellington; Lesley Ray Stotts,
Peabody, and Peter Aurell, McPher-
son.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-07-26
HERMAN is CHAMP AGAIN
Rcgains Lost Bantamweight Title by
Decision From Joe Lynch.


New York, July 26.-Pete Herman,
OF New Orleans, regained the worlds
bantamweight championship at Eb-
bets field Monday night by receiving
the judges decision over Joe Lynch,
of New York, after a 15-round bout.
The New Orleans boy forced the
fighting from the opening bell. He
worked his right and left effectively
and Lynch's frequent rallies found
him ready to mix.
Lynch claimed he injured two
fingers of his right hand in the fourth
round.
Herman is one of the few fighters
to regain lost championship.
Spencer Outpoints Daley.
Lynch entered the ring at 1912 ana
was given an ovation by the crowd.
Herman followed almost immediately
and also received an outburst of ap-
plause. Patsey Salley. of New York
City, was the referee of the main bout.
Lynch's weight was announced as
1867 and Herman's the same.
In the first preliminary at eight
rounds. Willie Spencer, 1872 pounds.
was given the judges decision over
frankie Daley. who weighed 11s.
Both are New York boys.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-07-26
WATCHING THE SCOREBOARD

Babe Adams, a veteran, polished off
the Giants in the first game Of the Pitts
burgh series with the able assistance Of
Max Carey, the outfielding centenarian
who cracked out two doubles and single.
The Yanks dropped into Cincinnati to
take a beating from the Reds in an ex-
hibition game. Babe Ruth slammed out
two homers.
No other regular games we're scheduled.
for Jim Vaughn, veteran Cub hurler. and
that they will get Elmer Miller, dashing
outfielder, from St Paul.
The Yanks played to total OF 100000
fans on their western trip.
What is the matter with baseball?
Irish" Muesel, erstwhile Philly out
fielder is now a Giant. McGraw gave
Curt Walker and Catcher Henline for the
player.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-07-26
WAS HUN REVENGE PLOT?
Mexican General Killed for Publishing
Book of Military Secrets, Claim.

Mexico City, July 26.-The recent
assassination in front of his home here
of Gen. Maximiliano KIoss is now be-
lieved by the police here to have been
the work of a German, who, was sent
to Mexico to avenge the publication
by Kloss of alleged German military
secrets.
Kloss recently published a book on
asphyxiating gas and it is said that
a group in Germany decreed his death
as the result
General Kloss during the Carranza
regime was head OF the artillery de-
partment and had seen much active
service.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-07-26
81 MUST SHOOT YOU"
Texas Man Shot Down In Church.
Killer Surrenders.

Plainview. Tex, July 26.-Marvin A.
Washington, 40. was shot and instant
ly killed in a church at Flomot, twenty
miles northeast of Plainview. Satur-
day night, according to information
reaching Plainview today. According
to the story. Washington was in the
choir and had arisen to sing when
another man in the choir turned and
with a pistol in his hand exclaimed:
81 must shoot you, SO here is my
evidence
He ten fired six Shots, four taking
effect. He turned to a few who had
not fled thru windows and doors and
calmly said:
Gentlemen, surrender; here is my
evidence"
Failing to find officers in F1omot,
he went to F1oydada to surrender.