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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-02-24
Egyetemi hallgato a betorS banda elem
ELroaTAK BUDAPEST 1EavEszEDELMEsEBB BEr0R61r
KAT RABo1TAK

Mem mindennapi fogast csinalt leg
itobb budapest rendorseg Molnar
Gyorgy detektivfelugyel6 bizalmas nton
ertesitest kapott, hogy az ut6bbi id6-
ben pelaatlanul elszaporodott betore-
seket IS laklsfosztogatasokat egy j6l
szervezett banda k0veti ell, amelyhek
vcztre nyilvanval6an kozeposztaly
tagjai k6ziil keriilhetett Xxi, inert sza-
mos nyomb6l IS biihjelb6l, a tobbi ko-
z6tt egy jol es intelligensen megfogal-
mazott levelb0l ere lehetett k0vetkez-
tetni. Ez bandavez6r ugyanis j6 ked-
veben neha egeszen szellemes sorokat
hagyott aldozatanal. A detektivek
nagyaraiyu nyomozdst kezdtek, amely-
mex soran sikerIlt elfogniok a bet6rG
banda valamennyi tagjat. A nyomozas
eredmenye azonban Macy meglepetest
keltett, inert kideriilt, hogy a banda
vezere egy huszonnegy ewes egyetemi
hallgat6, aki alland6an .hadnagyi egyen-
ruhdt viselt A banda t6bbi tagjai
not6rius, rovottmultu zsebmetsz6 es be-
tor6, akik regi ismer6sei Fnd6rseg-
nck.
A nyomozas soran eddig ti2enot
nagyobb bet6rest ismcrtek be faz
ezckb6l ercdG kar milli6kra rug. A
t0bbi koz0tt 6k t0rtek be Nemeth ,Ju-
liska szineszn6nel, akinek lakasar6l =
mint annak idejen negirtuk - nehany
szizczcr korona ara ruhanemUt vittek
ell. Ezenkiviil bet0rtek egy Rak0czi
uti ruhakereskedonel is, ahonnan ket-
szazezer korona ertekii holmit vittek
el. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A es
besurranasokkal is foglalkozott val6-
sagos RENE volt s0tetebb utcakban le
VI hazak lak6inak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-02-24
Bork0tenyes meltosagos ur
PosTAF01GAZGAT0B0L sUszTERINAs. - FtGGETLEN EN-
BER AKAR LENNI e..

Budan, a Fo-utca 50. Szamu haz-
ban legutobb egy susztermuhely
nyilt meg, melynek az szokat-
Ian nevezetessege, hogy az egyik
tulajdonosa meltosagos ur, Es a
mi ennel is kiil0nb: - a melt0Sa-
Cos ur egyuttal mas is maga
muhelyeben, inert a mesterseg ele-
melt csak most akarja megtanul-
nj. Omeltosagat Kiss Ferencnek
hivjak, egyebkent nyugalmazott
posta- foigazgato.
Nehany ev el6tt bizonyara We
gigrezgett volna az orszag 0sszcS
tavirodrotjain a hir, hogy egv
nagyrangu magyar k0ztiSztviselG
mesterseget tanul, inert abb6l akar
megelni. Azota fajdalom, a bG-
seq ebben a tekintetben is szinte
kozony0sse tett benniinket, inert
hisZen. mi0ta katasztr0fank elk0-
vetkezett, nemcsak a haromlabu
Szeken lattunk uri embereket. ha-
mem az utcasarkon is, cip6t pu-
eolva. Ez valtozas fajdalmas, de
semmiesetre sem szegyelni val6.
Valamikor maid biiszkesege es er-
deme lesz ennek a mai, nyomorba
taszitott intelligencianak az, hogv
a mikor a maga hivatasa k0reben
megsziint az elet lehet6sege, habo-
zas nelkiil cserelt fel ir0asztalt.
cimet, rangot kalapacs nyelevel.
Felkerestiik Kiss Ferencet mil
helyeben, ahol - mint kideriilt -
mem Q az egyetlen palyat valtozta-
to tisztvisel6-ember. Egyszerii
kis iizlethelyisegbe lepunk, ahol
most folynak az atalakitasi mum
kak. Kekkotenyes ember fogad.
Tessek egy kicsit varni, -
mondia = mindjart jon doktor
rr. En- Schneider Peter vagyok,
az ,lizlettarsa. De eppen jon is.
zomok, eros, negyven ev koriili
ferfi lep be- A h6na a1att akta-
taska. Bizonyara f6igazgat6 ko-
rabol maradt meg.
Melt6sagos uram, ! sz6lit-
juk meg, de 8 felbeszakit:
i Bocsanat, legfeljebb doktor
uf. A "meltosagos'' cimet f6-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-02-24

'igazgat6 koromban sem hasznal-
! tam, ANIMAL kevesbbe hasznalom
most, amikor cipeszmestcr akarok
! lenni.
Elmondja nyugdijaztatasanak
/ t0rtenetet. A forradalommal kap
csolatosan vadoltak, de aztan Il
vadat elejtettfk es nyugdijaztak
= Mar fegyelmi eljaras ideje
ben - folytatja = mcgerlelod0tt
bennem az elhatarozas, hogy III
exisztenciat teremtek magamnak
Meg ha mem is nyugdijaztak vol
ma, akkor sem maradnek posta
nal. CsaladoS ember vagyok, ha-
rom gyermekem van, dolgozni
akartam erettiik es a mi fG. fig
~etlcn cmber akarok lcnni. Hiv-
tax megszallott Felvidekrc egy
Macy fakereskedelmi vallalathoz
de nem mentem. TIT akarok ma
radni tovabbra is. Produktiv mum
kas akartam lenni. szakma mel
lekes. Egy postatanacsos baratom
rev6n, aki delutani mell6kfoglal-
kozaskeppen Haditermeny Dor
osztalyanal dolgozik, megismer-
kedtem Schneider Peterrel, a Ro-
buhr-cip6gyar els6 iizemvezot6j6
vel. Tarsultam vele es masfel hG
nap elott megvettiik EFT a kis liz
letet. Jelenleg tizenegy seg6ddcl
dolgozunk, de ugy rendezkedtiink
be, hOgy negyven segedet is fog
lalkoztathassunk. J6magam pc
dig beallok a sajat tarsamhoz susz-
terinasnak es remelem, hogy egy
ev alatt NJ mestersegemnek min
den csinjat- -binjat elsajatitom.
A beszelgetes k0zben kis bolt
megtelik latogat6kkal. Legna-
gyobbresziik tisztvisel6-ember. a
kikhez eljutott a foigazgat6 pa
lyavalto2satasanak hire es mar
csak kivancsisagb6l is ide j0nnek
vasarolni. Az egyik, egy t0rveny
szeki bir6, nagyon dicseri mum
kat.
Az asztal mellett oft latjuk fell
allitva a kesziil0 cimtablat.
Rex jelzessel megy maid az liz
let es hogy postanal marad-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-02-24

Az egyetetni hallgat3hal letart6ata-
tasakor otven alkYlcsot taldltak $ min
denfele etor6szerSzammal fel volt sze-
relve. Specials betor5- -csipeszeket is
talaltak nala, ahelyekkel aarakban
lev6 kulcsokat szokta kitolni helveb6l,
hogy azutah sajat alkulesaival kinyit.
hasa a lakasok aitajat, Kett6sajt6k
tol6zaranak felhuzasara szolgal6 hor-
gosvasak is. voltak dus felszerelesii Dor
taskajaban.s A banda tag!ai k6z6tt van
egy no is, Csermely Janosne, akit Dom
bin neven, valamint Cigany Eta n6ven
ismernek bet6r6vilagban. Az ugyan-
csak hirhedt Magyar Sander Misi es
CROSSE Grosszman Bertalan regt6l k0-
r0zott betor6k szinten tagiai voltak
az egyetemi hallgat6 bandajanak
A bet0r6k letartoztatasa utan csak-
hamar kezrekeriiltek az orgazdak is $
a detektivek most azon faradoznak,
hogy 0sszegyijtsek az orgazdaknal ta-
lalhato rengeteg holmit 0sszeallitsak
a betor6k egesz binlajstromat. Hogy
az intelligens betorGvezer alatt miik6-
Dc banda milyen veszedc!me volt a f6-
varos k0zbiztonsaganak, ezt mi sem
bizonyitja jobban, minthogy elfogata-
suk 6ta jelentekenyen csokkent bet6-
resek szama
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-02-24

Szegeden Buday Kalmdn torveny-
szeki bir6nak els6 emelet II. szamu
szobajaban Kovacs Andras Bekescsaba-
Gerendas pusztai lakos IS Timar Fe
rene mez6kovaeshazI szolgabir6sagi
tisztvisef6 polgari targyalason voltak
egy iigybcn. A targyalas 'befejezese
el6tt nehany sz6valtas utan Kovacs
Andras zsebkeset eGrantotta es ezzel
Timar Ferencet halantekon szurta, ugy,
hOgv par perc mulva meghalt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-02-24
EHINSEG RUSZKA KRAJNA.
BAN
Mines kenyer. - Mindent meg
adoztatnak a csehek. - Diszno-
0lesi ado.

olesi ado.
A napokban Budapestre erke-
zett egy maramarosmegyei birto-
kos, aki a mcgszallt 6Szakkclcti
varmcgyfk helyzcttr6l nagyon
szomoru dolgokat beszelt. A kor-
rupcio lit meg a roman megszal-
las alatt sinyl6 toriiletck k0zigaz-
gatasi korrupciojat is feliilmulja.
= A f0ldbirtokok Ruszka -Kraj-
naban = mOndotta informatorunk
- mindeniitt regi birtokosok
kezen vannak. Megpr6baNtak
ugyan vegrehajtani a f0ldbirtok-
"eformokat. azonban nagybir-
tokoSoknak lcgt0bb esetben 81
keriilt megegyezesre jutni a ha-
toSagokkal eS f0ldbirto<ok meg
maradtak a r6gi tulajdonoSok ke-
zen, akik aztan sok hclyiitt sajat
i6szantukb6l adtak b6rbe f0ldjci-
ket.
= Az eszakkeleti varmegyek
termese sohasem volt elegendo a
lakossae elelmezesere. Az ider
ITALIAN szervezetlenseg Matt. a
term6s csak september vegeig
volt eleg. Az6ta Ruszka-Krajna
ban val0sagos 6hinseg van. Az
elelmezesi diktator, akit a keszle-
tex igazsagos elosztasara nevez-
tex XII, Ruszka- -Karjnaban mem tu-
dott keszleteket felha iszolni es
Romaniahoz fordult, hol, mivel GA
bonanemiieket mem akartak adm,
$50 wagon tengerit szerzett. Eb-
,b0l eddig csak - wagon jutott at
Ruszka -Krajnaba, merit szalli-
taS Romaniaban vasuti alkalma-
zottak kegyenek kiil0nleges kier-
demlese nelkil nagyon nehezen
megy. December elejen a roma
nok AIT a kifogast hoztak fel,
hogy nincsenek vagonjaik. Ere
csehek kiildtek vagonokat, eze-
ket a romanok r0gt0n lefoglaltak
es katonanak szallitanak rajtuk
besszarabiai hatarra.
= Decemberben 6s januarban
egyaltalaban mem osztottak lisztet
a lakossagnak. Liszt helyett pot
lasul nagyon keves kukorica-darat
adtak. A lakossag burgonyaval
igyekszik p6tolni a hianyz6 kenye-
ret. TIT mar az egesz nep = nem-
zetisegi kiil0nbseg n6lkiil = belat
ia Csehorszaggal valo kapcsolat
lehetetlenseget es cseh testveriseg
helyett magyarorszagi kepe kell
neki. A t6tsag es rutenseg mem pc
litizal, de mindenesetre oda akal
tartozni, hova Debrecen es Hod
mez6vasarhely.
- Hogy a nep elkeseredese meg
nagyobb legyen, a csehek ujabt
es ujabb adokat eszelnek Xxi. Az
NJ ado-tervezet szerint minden
gyiim0lcsfara 10 szokolt, minder
sz6lotokere | szokolt akarnak XII
vetni. A legkiil0n0sebb ado azon
ban a diszn60lesi ado. Minder
ile0lt hiz6 utan suly szerint 35-
j 70 szokol ad6t szednek be mar
most is. A rutenek es t6tok visz
szasirjak azokat szep id6ket, a
mikor szorgalmas munkaban ell
tolt0tt nyar utan nyugodtan, telt
kamrakkal tekintettek a tel ele
es mem adoztattak meg minden
fiiszalukat kiilon-kulon.
- Az allatarak k0riilbelGl meg
felelnek magyarorszagi allat-
araknak. Egy tehen 5000 szo-
kol, egy hizott diszn6 1000 szokoI,
-(Pesti Napl6.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-02-24
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-14
TUo Bagain Days
At MNuHy Park
AS Team Returns

A pair OF bargain bills In as
many days will be the baseball
treat offered fans when the oilers
return Thursday to conclude the
disastrous 1921 season with
home stand opening September Is
ana closing September 81.
The oilers have one postponed
game to play off with the Okla
homa city Indians. and this will
be played as the second half Of
double header Thursday. ON Fri
dav the oilers and Indians will
meet In a scheduled double hill.
with the departure of the In
dams Friday evening the oilers
Will be through with all their
southern opponents for the year
Bill Clymer and his boys then will
be host to the four northern clubs.
st. Joe, Sioux city and Des Moines
coming first and then. Omaha for
the curtain. on September 81,
the last day Of the season, oilers
and omaha Buffaloes will mix in
a double-header.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-14
Western association

ENID. sept. IA Enid landed on
Williams and MuiHr fur II hits five
of thcm home ruus, the N1rVcstcre
taking tho first game of the series
with Okmulgcc To- . today Al
Miller pitcher for the locals. polod
out one VI the homors.
Score.
Okmulgce ..Oio ool 600 s |
Enid ......O0o 300 OoN - II I
Batteries Williams, Miller and
Long, \. Miller and Rcigcr
CulCKASilA. Sept 13.--Cvcngros
allowed pawhuska only i've hits and
the Chicks won the s,rics opened I
to >. Three of the visitors hits and
two Of their scores wcto rcEiutCrCd In
first inning after which CVcngros
held thcm to two satcucs Schuet-
dcrN pu11lers were easy for the
Chicks
SCurt
score II. ~ T..
pawhusxa 200 GOO 600 ,
Chickasha OO2 600 llN--1 ~
Rattctios Schneider and Bunden,
CVcugros and Hayes
TT. SMITH Ark, sept l3.--lim-
Permanent Waving the new way
with oil Vogue Marinclo. ga
South Main --AdVt,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-14
SOuth,resfern League

MuSKoGEE, sept. 1s.-ucrshel
Bennette home run IN the ninth in
ming with man ahead " him and
with two down saved the Nets from
a shutout today. Independence win.
ming 3 TO .. Happy" Campbell was
Wild but the Nets could not take ad
vantage OF 1t for they were unable
to touch him in the pinchcs.
Score: Il. II. r.
Independence 10 600 100 6 =
Muskogeo 600 600 OC2-2 3
Batterics--Campholl and Fromme
Roettger and Ennis.
MIAMI. Sept i3.--Jack schen-
berg held Miami hitlcss IN the sec
ond game of a doublehCadcr to-
dav and Coffeyville won s to 0
The visitors held the Indians score
lcss in the first game while Coftcy-
Vile scored twice.
First game.
The scores by innings Il. II. T..
Coffcyvilie ... oO0 o2o 600 6 0
Miami ,....000 600 600 7 I
Batteries Victor and Lamb, John
son ami Newsha.
second game
The scores by innings r. II T..
Coffeyville .... 600 22i 0---S II l
Miami ......., 600 600 %
Batteries: Schcnbcrg and Lamb,
Walker. Patten and Nowasha,
SAPULPA, Okla, Sept. 13.-Sa
pulpa won todays game easily from
Gushing by defeating them Z to +
Score: X, II. T.
Gushing ...0O3 OO0 O0O-3 !
Sapulpa 200 200 6Ox-7 .
attcrics-Wilson and Sherlock
Peterson and Funk.
RARTLESNILLE sept. l3.--Th,
rittsburg Manuels and Rartlcsvill'
split y double header here today
the opener 4 to | and the Bcarcat,
the second TO I.
Features of the games were Rab
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-14

bits 1000 per cent batting In the
opener and licnu's home run ia the
last ~ tho seventh when hc had two
strikes en- him. Both games were
seven innings by agreement.
First game. II, II T..
rittShurch l02 0oo 1t o
RartloSviIc 600 0Ol 0-l I
Batteries Meek and Rcun, Hum
phrCN and Wiley
Second game. X. ~. F..
rittshurE 600 GOO IL =
BartlCsNiIlc 4o0 Oul - !
Batteries Meek, Ucnshaw and
Bonn; Goodc aud klcNcraw.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-14
JOPLIN S0UTHPAW GOES UP
ONciI. Farmcd out all Year, Sold
to Toledo Nfudhcus.

TOLEDO, Ohio. sept i3.-Pitcher
Lefty O'Neil of the Joplin club OF
the Western league has been pur-
chased by the Toledo clug Of the
American association. President
Bresnahan announced today. O'Neii
will report TO the Mudhens today.
O'Ncil has not been with the
Joplin club in this seasons pennant
race. having beer farmed out practi-
cally all year TO a club in the South
western league.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-14

berg. recruit pitcher. held Drum
light to five Hcattercd hits today
and Fort smith took second Of series
from Drumright, 10 tu O. Sporhcrs
batting was feature, he setting two
triples. single and sacrifice fly in
four trips tn plate. season closes
tomorrow with game with Drum
right
Score: II. H. T..
prumriGht oct Oi0 O0O-2 il
For, Smith 2O2 Ol2 OON--iO 10 |
Batteries. Mcdonnell and Wslliu,
SwparCngcr. Idmbcr aud comes.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-14
Busy Grid Schedule
for PdtchUskd High

Special TO- Tho World
WlIlSKA, okla. Sept ~
Greater attention viii br paid thid
year to athletics and especially to
football than has hcou the ease nt
the pawhuska high school Coach
William nudRCk announces the fol-
lowing football schedule for the sea
son:
October T.---rawhuska W Skiatook
~ SkintpuN. October -paWhuS-
kn VS. NoWatl nt pawhuskH; October
2l.--Opcu. October HeWhuska
W. Dewey AZ rawhuskH; November
I -rawhustl vs. rouCa CITY at paw
huska. November ~. .-- Pawhuska Ns.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-14

plTTsBURGH. Sept. l3.-Carlson Kept
the hits scattered in todays game and
PLAYS stopped possible runs for Boston.
Pitsburgh knocked McQuillan out Of the
box tn the second inning and Fillingim
stopppd the scoring until superseded by
a pinch hitter when Cooney went In tn.
bon and yielded the fifth run for the
home team.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-14

CLEVELAND, ohio. Sept. t3.--lf
VrN lNvkHtd vumts Go aitvud tho L..
round bout between Johnny kibauc.
tcathcrwcight champion and Danny
trush. the baltimore challenger
here September ~ ~. he has satd
he Will. he viii he asked to I've ono
OF the Judges. II was Indicated to-
day hy members of the Cleveland
boxing commission.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-14
Brennan ". Walker Thursday.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. l3.--Bill Bren-
nan Of Chicago and Hugh Walker OF
Kansas city arrived here today to
prepare Tor their bout Thursday
night. The bount is for the benefit
uf disabled former service men.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-14

EBatted Tor Kiilefer in seventh,
zzBatted for Keene in seventh
zzzBdtted for Jones in ninth.
ssmlth out, hit by pitched ball.
scor" by innings
Philadelphia ........... 900 sol oo0--4
~hlcago ................ .0l0 900 0lO-2
summary: Two-base hits-Kelleher FL
.otl konetchy. Three-base hit--Barber
houole plays--Terry to Elliott to Kelle-
her '2li Barber to Deal to Elliott. Bases
RING 3, by Keene, I. BY Jones .. Runs.
Miller Lebourveau. Williams, Eonetehy,
Terry Bltber. Errors-King, Keene.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-14
qTH.|NNING RALLY
LETS GIANTS WIN
Overcome Reds Lead and
Then Win in 18th; Pr
rates Also Victors

crNcrNNATI. sept. i3.-New York won
-sr, Cincinnati today. to .. In is in
..,s Luque held the Giants scoreless
IN The ninth when a fumbel by Kopf
..,b a double play in prospect, paved
a.. way for three runs. In the i2th with
v.rv On first Meusel tripied. sending over
tho winning run.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-14

Rnnnn

SRafted for Fillingim in seventh.
NNBa'ted for Oeschger in ninth.
NNNKan for Scott in ninth.
Score by innings:
Boston .................a 200 Oo0 n,n--z
Pittsburgh .............22O 600 Oix-b
summary. Two-bss hits--Cruise g Big
bee, Carey, Cutshaw g Three-bPse hit
Boeckel. Double plays-Marsnyill to
Cutshaw TO Grimm Grimm to Maran-
VILE TO Grimm. Bases on balls-Off Nc
Quillan O. off Carleson /. struck out
BY COoney l, by Carlson L. Runs--Pow-
el Cruise 2, Bigbee. Whitted, Carey g.
schmidt. Errors--NiSon ], Ford ..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-14

CHICAGO. Sept. 13. - Philadelphla
punched hits Off Keone In the fourth in
fing and took the opening game from
The cubs To ,. Ring pitched a strong
Eame' oelns very effective with men on
b1sts,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-14

To force fuel from tank at
lower level To airplapc motors a
FrcnChmau has invented pump
opera cd by an air driven propeller.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-14
MMLE. LENGLEN MUST REST
french Wonder Girl Has Heart
Trouble. Physicians Say,

- NEW YORK, Sept. l3.--Mlle
suzanne Lenglen. French woman
tennis champion probably will re.
turn to France imediately, abandon
ing her proposed tour of this coun-
ny 1t was reported this afternoon
enc was examined by DR.. Malcolm
Uoodrldge, prominent specialist
'hls afternoon and he advised her
against playing again for at least
three months. she is suffering from
heart trouble it was reported.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-14

IN SEMI.WINDUP
Banties Should Furnish a
Real Thriller at Nor
ris-Roper Meet

a scml-windup that promises TO he
a better battle than most main
events was assured for the Carl Nor
ris-B Roper heavyweight battle on
September 90. when Matchmaker
Newman OF the on city A. G. yes
terday matched Young Carspy OF
Tulsa and frankie OSuer of Spring
field, Mo, tor an cigh.-round event.
Carsey is well known here. A
strong and aggressive youth with the
build Of lightweight, he's lad
who can hold his own with most
any bantam. Osnor is iust the op-
posite type. a slim, rather delicate
appearing lad with flashing A'eed
and skill. They should make a
great battle.
Osncr. who Will be making his
Tulsa debut when he tackles the
local bantam, comes hcraldCd as a
real contender. He haa achieved
real success In the last couple OF
years boxing I'm kanAas City. Spring
field. ST. Louis and Alton a glance
at his record viii show that he out q
pointed the tough and strong Zulu
Kid and boxed n draw with tho fly
weight champion, Frankie Mason.
Some newspapers said he had the
edge on Mason,
Newman, with the semi windup
question settled so satisfactorily. is
turning his attention to the rest of
the card which he plans to make
Tho seasons best. Roly poly Whitley.
who always gives the fans ample
entertainment whether he wins or
loses. is working out and wants on
the program. lie probably will be
pit'ed against Jimmy Riley, the
hard hitting Cosdcn lightweight.
AS the result of experiments at
Melbourne with native materials
Australia has established it's first
plant for the production of dyo
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WOULD DEP0PULATE JAIL

VIN'TI'I JW'IH' INNO'N 'ICAHIng Up
Ivtt over Docket
Special 10 Tho World
MIAMI, Sept IA speedy dis
poadl Of the cases OF prisoners now
in jail awaiting trial is urged by
District Judge ;. &. Fullerton, az one
means of lossouing expenses TO the
county. which is already confronted
with demands exceeding the reve-
nuCs.
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a Ratted for Nehf in seventh.
milan f1r Smith In ninth.
sRan Tor Hargrave in eleventh.
x.w York ........ 900 900 oos ooi-4
rrc.rnsu .........l00 O2o 900 00o--3
summary: Two base hts-kopf. Ban
t,r Groh Three base hits-Frisch.
ftarcraVe Neusel Double plays-Han-
croft % Rawlings to Kelly. Luque to kopf
10 Daubcrt Bases on balls-On Iupue
= on N,hf 4 struck out--By Luque S.
ty Nehf % by Ssllee 1. by Shea / Runs
Kelly ?. Meusel, Rawlings, Bohne .,
Croh. Elror-kopf.
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novel musical instrument for
orchestras is equipped with single
PANIC string, which is played with
cello bow, the sounds being am
plitied by a horn.
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AS the result of experiments at
Melbourne with native materials
Australia has established its first
plant for the production OF dye
hascs from coal tar.
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lngged that pig clean up that pine
tree"
Above them a giant pine tree lifted
its head far above its fellows. Among
its branches the man and woman could
plainly see the upper half of a girls
figure settled In the crotch of an out
spreading limb, and clasped in two
slender arms was the small guinea
pig She bobbed her head grayely.
held up the animal and shook 1t at
them.
Tony, herself, little knew why in
times of strife she sought refuge
among these forest giants ana came
always to happiness, They w.re ami
mated beings in her mean little world
and because she had showered idola-
trous love on them they, from their
prmeyal grandeur, sent an answering
spark of life to her starved little soul.
The sight of Tony further enraged
Uriah. He waved her in.
Nov tell her outright. and get 1t
over, Eide he said, sitting down again.
Reaching the canal boat, Tony stood
looking at her parents.
Set down" growled Devon.
Shifting the pig little, she dropped
down on the deck. She always dread.
ed these talks with her father and
mother. 1t usually meant they must
move on, or perhaps that thrash
ing was coming her way From under
her long lashes she glimpsaG first De
Won with his frowning brow, then at
length let her gaze settle on the WON
an.
Il spose l been dom something
hellish," She yentured presently in
low tone. Have J. Edie?"
Nope, not this time, Tony" thrust
in Devon. but we've got to tell you
something You're gettin to be WON
an, Tonnibel, and you got to DO some
thing for your mother and me.
I'm always wantin' TO do something
nice Tor you, Elie, darling" she said,