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Evening journal., 1921-03-17
Cubs Hot Shots
ny GYM

Everybody out for the practice
Friday a. 4 o'clock.
That's the eye. Fisher boy, you
don't need a backstop.
Petey. the clubs star shortstop and
pitcher says he will do his best to
help US along. Thanks. Pete.
The other day we saw Williams.
our star catcher and first baseman
putting uniment on his right hand.
what's that for. While? to shoot
them down second or what?
Arnold has the idea how to catch
them at second.
Whitley. our third baseman, has
speed. I'll say sol
Tda. Frand and Wootsy, tho lat
ter the smallest outhelder on our
team can beat any junior outhelder.
And you. Tom. old chap are all
right.
We have some nashy new mem
bers. Whitley and Buster ought "a
show some pep.
Evening journal., 1921-03-17

Frank Baker. once the home-run
king OF the diamond is on his way
back to baseball.
After a years retirement the
swat sultan before the days OF Babe
Ruth is heading South for the camp
OF the New York Yankees TO try a
comeback.
There are those who from a pre-
ponderance OF evidence in the past
will say-"It can't be done"
Others who sat az the ringside in
New York the other night and saw
the ancient Stanislaus Zbyszko close
10 the half century mark. conquer
the youthful Joe Stetcher. a perfect
athlete, and one Of the best. wrest-
lers in the game. will say-'1t can
be done"
It's all up to Baker. II he does
come back it may mean a pennant
for the Yankees. II he doesn't he
will be just one of those rather pitt
full spectacles that the public looks
at with sympathy and wonders
"Why do they try?
Last summer in Antwerp, Ted
Meredith, one time peer OF all the
middle distance runners and the
Evening journal., 1921-03-17

heard that namei" Brewster was
trying to think.
'They were very angry to find
me, and Hedge said some nasty
things to Grain. George muttered
the jig was up. anyhow. and all had
gone wrong. Hedge few into a
rage, and there was nearly a fight.
How that man seems to hate you,
Vail on, he was bitter!"
"Hedge?" Brewster still harped
on the name.
'They bound me, and gagged me,
just as II I was a girl in a serial
picture. Hedge vowed he'd kill ne
before he'd let me spoil his plans,
and George Grain said no had better
look out. was scared TO death,
especially when they went away and
left me all night here in the dark.
II seems so unreal-like a dream. OF
a story. But I know a. happened"
where are they now" butt in.
'sThey are coming backi" the
girl declares. Coming this morn
ing to decide on my fate. oh.
don't know what they would have
done II you had not"
'Listenl" 1 held up a warning
hand.
A motor car was buzNng up the
driveway.
They have come back" Loi.
Chandler whispers
"And we are ready for themv
promises Brewster.
(To BE Continued.l
Evening journal., 1921-03-17
st. Hedwig'S A. A. Dots
Spring. Spring. Spring.
BY GUESS WHO"

SPRING Spring. springl
Everybody has got the spring fever
but John Yaslk. John says boxers
never get the springies.
The string band took a stroll Sun
day evening. They seem to have a
lot OF followers. even the girls fol-
lowed this trio. Ask Kid Walter or
Chick Little
Joe White has quit boxing to go
into the huckster business. Joe says
huckstering was so hard on the wind
that he had to quit lighting.
Manager Blrowsli. OF the baseball
team was out Saturday watching ths
rockies and reports that most Of
them look good.
who hit the punching bag with a
baseball bat7
Johnnie Horba's leg is getting bet
ter. He IL working out at the clul
every night Johnnie will be readl
10 meet any man in the State at hii
weight within two weeks.
Young Stanley is boy worth
watching. He has a kick in either
hand and a good head and knows
how TO use both.
Steve Stanley. the clubs match
maker. has booked Jimmy Murphy
the pride OF West Philadelphia. and
Whitley Baker. also OF Philadelphia,
for our next smoker on March 20.
Theodore Pennock, our feather
weight. is hot for a match with any
boy in the State at his weight This
is handled by Steve Stanley.
The next time you go out with the
crowd on Sunday evening. Whalen
let US know when you are going tc
leave, or let us know when you are
going TO leave her, and we will stop
for you.
We have equipped our trainlnl
quarters and the boys are workinr
out daily for the smoker.
Witch Hazel Is for rubbing pur,
poses, not to drink. Kid Singer.
When Able was sitting outside the
club rooms Tuesday he saw an angl,
worm crawling on the pavement
Evening journal., 1921-03-17
The Evergreen
Wildcats
CHAPTER XXI.
BY JAMES W. EGAN.
Copyright. 1921. by The News
paper Enterprise Association.)

There amt a doubt in my mind
that Valentine Morgan Brewster IS
one Of the worlds finest little fiers
During the celebrated quarrel in
Europe he must have shook one Of
the nastiest planes in the surround
ing atmosphere. For nobody but a
champion wearing necklace OF
! horseshoes could have cut through
the air like he whizzed TO that ad-
dress beyond Stonehurst and landed
alive.
1 think I inhaled more sens ltions
on that dash than there are bacteria
in an elephant. Being used to do
ing my travelling on the weli-known
ground, anyway u suppose the most
ordinary air journey would have
handed me great gobs OF excitement.
But this daredevil Brewster had the
chills jazzing along the old backbone
until it felt like another Arctic
Circle.
And when we came down to earth
with a thump that nearly bustef us
up in business my heart had fiocked
clear up in my throat and was try
ing to bounce out between my teeth.
Never did / greet any old lady so
joyfully as Mother Earth when We
crawled outa the sky bus.
We had TO leave the machine and
duck a few curious birds. and walk
nearly a mile to get to the address
Lois Chandler had told me about.
Both OF us had taken guns along,
and knew there would be leaden
greetings II anything had happened
to the girl.
I managed TO get wise 10 n few
things before we reached the place.
although there wasn't much time
for chatting. For one thing, knew
that Brewster, pride or no pride, still
thought slightly more Of Lois Chand-
Ter than his right eye. both arms and
legs. and a few other triiies. The
though Of her being IN ianger had
driven all the soreness outa his sys-
tenn, / guess.
That Judge Curtis and his young
er partner. Grain. were undoubtedly
crooks, was likewise made plain 70
me. Brewster knew they had used
me to get him away from home. but
he didn't hold Il against my luclsless
self
''I suspecte dthem, and was will
ing to give 'em an apparently free
Evening journal., 1921-03-17
Flash Lights From the
Ninth Ward
RY WINDY
BY WINDY

KID sund can be seen taking his
music lessons during intermission at
our dances.
Hairpln Tressler won the honor Of
catching the first FISH at our fishing
party yesterday one half inch long.
and maybe he didn't have some time
landing Il.
Kid Madonly ex-prize fighter Is
again taking boxing lessons from
Cy Fearl.
Nlbbles Lynch. Tank John Malloy.
Frank Fisher and Eddy Graver
went fishing yesterday and gave tho
worms swimming lessons. The only
thing they got was nibbles.
EVERYBODY out tomorrow for work
on the ball grounds.
Somebody asked Conner II he was
fishing. His reply was mo only
trying TO catch a job"
Sparrow Eckelson.. the baritone
singer OF the club. has signed Dick
McElroy. Bayard Sutton and Bill
Travis 10 sing in our club rooms
Sunday night
Cow Thniman says the Non-Pros
pay good money but not much OF H.
Mike Roach is out OF the Navy
again. He's Joined the NonPros.
We feel sorry for you nuts but
don't worry. She only went 70
Baltimore.
Gush Lux was seen waltzinG
around the club rooms last satur-
day night
Omcors were elected at last sun
[ days meeting as follows: president
Jean Lux; vice-president, Joe Brad.
/ ley; financial secretary Earl Minner
secretary Fred Balback; treasurer
A. Lux.
What Is the matter with Dar
Bradley. He don't come around
any more.
As Freddy Lux never says any
thing we can't say anything abou
him.
There will be dancing at our clul
room tonight and Saturday OF thi
week The Jazz ola Boys will fur
nish the music.
Evening journal., 1921-03-17

hand" he conhdes briefly. 'Figur-
ing me away and unsuspicious.
thought they might go right ahead
with their Mttle-schemes. OF course.
they have been under watch every
second by John Harker and Bill
Hyde. two Of my detective friends,
and think they have the goods on
'em. You weren't hurting me at all.
squawk. and I'm mighty glad /
came on this trip and found out a
few things about regular chaps.
"Yos. 7 had Judge Curtis pegged,
but this Raspberry person-he's
driven me crazy. And never yet
have the detectives been able TO es-
tablish any connection between the
lawyers and Raspberry But there
must be one. wonder If the fellow
is crazy. II ne has injured Lois"
He nearly broke into a run, and I
had TO caution the boy. Finally we
reached our objectiYe. II was a
lonely house, and looked as II IL
might have once belonged TO some
one Of wealth. but had been desert
ed and left 20 neglect. Even in the
bright sunlight the place had for
bidding aspect, but that might have
been my nerves.
Boldly we walked into the grounds.
There wasn't a sign OF life. With
cur hands on our guns. we decided
to get In by the basement, II pos
sible.
All doors were locked. but we
iimmied up a window. and entered
into gloom. with pocket flashlights
we started slowly poking through
the dark.
A huddlod heap in a corner
caught our eyes, and Brewster
sprang to the spot. The heap was
alive. II was Lois Chandler, tightly
bound and gagged.
As soon as she was freed and the
reviving process over, in which v.
Morgan introduced rather mushy
tactics, the girl talked.
It was afraid you wouldn't come
in time, and was desperate, Val.
I wanted to clear up this terrible
thing, and prove 1 was innocent !
know you have suspected"
"Oh, that was rotten Of me, deari
cries Brewster. "I want you 70
forgive me-" And a lot more OF
the same.
$50 I came last night" continues
the girl. saw George Grain meet
another man-a stranger. a kind
Of old man, with a mean, mean look,
and wild eyes But before 1 could
overhear anything. someone discov-
cred me. 1 must have been follow
ed from the hotel by others. They
dragged me before George Grain
and this other mamie called him
Hedge"
"Hedgel Hedgei know I've
Evening journal., 1921-03-17
ERNE, HUGHESN
KEYSTONE WIND-UP

The keystone Field Club will run
another all-star show tomorrow
evening in Pythian Castle *. o. Har-
~ Baker who was to box the windup
will be unable TO box on account Of
an injured eye. However, the wind
up will be just as good as the
matchmaker has secured Harry Kid
Erne. one Of the best welterweights
in Pennsylvania TO meet Bobby
Hughes. the chester welterweight.
The bout should prove TO be one OF
the best OF the season.
The semi -windup brings together
Mickey Morris fresh from his vic
tory over frankie Burns and Jimmy
shurman Of Philadelphia.
The main preliminary brings to-
eether Soldier Stokes and Johnny
smith OF Philadelphia. This bout
Is expected 10 be one Of the best Of
the season, as both boys are real
clowns who fight every minute they
are in the ring.
The third bout brings together
Battling Barnes who made great
hit al last weeks show. and Frankie
McKenna who has fought Joe Mar
tin two sensational bouts here.
The second bout brings together
Kid johnson who Is fast coming 20
the front and frankie Col Of Marcus
Hook.
The opener brings together two
great rivals. Fred Sauerwine Of the
keystone r. c. and Buddy Clark of
the Defiance Club. Lew Crimson
OF Philadelphia, Pa, will referee.
Watch the Want Ads during tn
coming week for mechanical assist
Evening journal., 1921-03-17
SSz2eS"G y GAY6

Yale baseball players have caught
the sp1it. A flock Of them go South
for training shortly. Macon, Ca,
is the spot.
It's remarkable the amount OF in
terest there is just now in whether
or not football rules are changed.
What2
Babe Ruth is noted for his large
appetite. He's even eaten into many
pitchers records.
There can't be much truth in the
report that Yousiff Mahmout, noted
wrestler, was killed in the war; He
arrived in New York from Europe
recently.
Evening journal., 1921-03-17

Connie Mack may have three
walkers but the Yanks still have the
champ. You can't blame hurlers
for not letting Babe hit it
The worlds chess championship
match at Havana makes one realize
how sport do move.
A waiter who drives 'em over the
fence continually isn't working for
the baseball manufacturers-though
It might seem so.
The busher walked into the. camp,
produced his stuff and then, packed
up his grip and hoped a train and
went back home again
Evening journal., 1921-03-17

After gaplng. Able remarked: "If
we had pond and a fishing line
here we would go fishing"
We arc IN the City Baseball League
and will make those boys move some.
Andy and Fishie are the baseball
trainers. This pair ought to develop
some good material.
ziggy was the only member miss
ing at the hoboes' convention.
Nuttie Is alright when Il comes 70
laying down in a poker game, but
you ought to see him when that
white mule hits him.
Steve Stanley and Theodore PEN
mock deserve credit FOR getting the
I boys IN shape for our coming smoker.
I The public viii not have any come
back. Steve and Pennock say.
"si" said that "slammer Bill" is
sore at Theodore BirowslSi for taking
away his trade. Theodore made a
cake for his boy on his birthday.
/ John zabieisli, Salad and smeclS
were seen working doc" Bienkow-
skis garden. II the flowers grow
after being handled by this crew. it
will be a miracle.
Don't forget the meeting on next
Monday. The building committee Is
to make report and lis members
will be initiated. That viii make
some membership.
Evening journal., 1921-03-17
Your Ears, Please!

Elks. Kiwanis. Alec. Star.
Journal and News. OF the News
paper League. are called into
session again this evening IN
what will be next TO the last be-
fore the opening on April 20.
A schedule will be adopted
and rules read. An effort will
De made TO secure Harlan Field
for every Wednesday afternoon.
II this is done. four teams can
settle their differences there
each week. and the other two
playing on an open diamond.
Evening journal., 1921-03-17
DANCE TONIGHT
AT CITY Y. M. H. A.

The Young Mems Hebrew Asso-
citation will inaugurate its spring ac-
tivities with an elaborate social affair
and dance In their hall, at Third and
King streets The event is being
given by the big Four" composed
OF the Y. W. II. A., Dorshe Dass.
$500 Club and Athletic Committee.
The affair will be in charge Of the
following committee; Ticket and
door, Morris Drucker. Sidney Scha-
grin; music and floor, Lee Keil.
George Slonsky; publicity, Phillip
Leshem, Morris Fisher; refresh
ments. the Misses Ida Stein, Emma
Wheeler and Bessie Willer. Several
novelties viii be introduced and
prizes distributed 10 winners Of con-
tests which will be held. The audito-
rum will be appropriately decorated.
Evening journal., 1921-03-17
VISCOUNTS GOAL
DEFEATS HAGLEY

In a game played on the Hagley
foor. Monday night. Neighborhood
Reserves defeated Hagley thirds, 25
to "a. sewing up the third class
championship OF the city. The home
team led until the last five seconds
Of play. when Viscount put in a field
goal which decided the game. Para
disc was high scorer for Neighbor-
hood Reserves. The score:
Evening journal., 1921-03-17

The Want Ads will give onpOrtuni-
ties for good business partnership
and business investments.
Evening journal., 1921-03-17

This birthdatc should awaken per-
Sons 10 watch the Want Ads for new
opportunities end larger chances in
business.
Evening journal., 1921-03-17

Andy and Fishie are the baseball
trainers. This pair ought to develop
some good material.
Evening journal., 1921-03-17
CHURCH LEAGUE
BASKETBALL

Brownson third. 81; Triangle. 10.
Desales. Jrs., II; No. 1 School, IA.
Y. NJ. II. A. Third. 81; Woodward,
%.
Eden, SIS; Company c. 25.
Eden, "a; Company c seconds 20.
Evening journal., 1921-03-17

We arc IN the City Baseball League
and will make those boys move some.
Evening journal., 1921-03-17

After gaping. Able remarked; III
we had a pond and a fishing line
here we would go fishing"
Evening journal., 1921-03-17

Watch the Want Ads during tn
coming week for mechanical assist
8nce.
Evening journal., 1921-03-17

ziggy was the only member miss
ing at the hoboes convention.
Evening journal., 1921-03-17

He had an injured optic that
He got In baseball drill.
He'd had his eye upon the ball,
And someone hit the pill.
Evening journal., 1921-03-17

KID sund can be seen taking his
music lessons during lntermission at
our dances.
Evening journal., 1921-03-17

Nuttie is alright when It comes 70
laying down in a poker game. but
you ought to see him when that
white mule hits him
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-06-07

The committee named by Sec
retaries Hughes, Davis AM
Hoover Of the state, labor and
commerce departments, respec-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-06-07

Mr. ard Mrs o. Chase spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. Chase. Mr..
and Mrs. H. Rodenburg and son spent
Sunday at Pershing. Mrs. William
Tatman spent a few days at Corners
Vile, Ind
CAMDEN. O.-Ernest Betz and fam
lily of Hamilton, were Sunday guests
of Dan Somers and family. Lon
kennedy and family of Rihmond Wis
tied Sam Shellenbarger and family,
Sunday. Mrs. Lutz, of Hamilton
spent the past week with Mrs. John
Gressle Mrs. Reby Manchester and
little son, and lady friend of Dayton
were week end guests of Mrs Olevia
Brown and Miss Harris. Mrs. Grace
kabler and Leonard F'outs were quiet.
ly married Saturday and left for Day
ton for a short trip. They will make
their home in Camden. =. E. Merle Fry
and helpers have gone to Altoona, Pa,
in interest of Neff and Fry Cement
works. They will put in several
pockets for coal company there.
C. A. Tullis and family are visiting
relatives near Portland. Mrs. Gladys
Ely was the guest of Miss Naomi
Patton over the week end. Mrs. Rob
ert Duvall. who has been visiting her
sister. in New York, has returned to
her home. Rev. H. +. Ross. of Mar
ion, kas.. preached at the NJ. L. church
Sunday morning. Rev. Ross is visit
ing relatives and renewing the a.
quaintances of his boyhood. which was
spent near here. His wife, son and
daughter were with him. The Hust-
lers' class of the NJ. E. Sunday school
will meet with Mrs. Robert kenworthr
Friday evening. It was postponed
from last Friday evening. 49,. Quite a
pretty wedding took plae at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Archer Satur
day evening, when their daughter. Ed
it'll was united in marriage to William
MNab. of Miamisburg. O. Misses Dor
othy Slower and Mildred May were
bridesmaids. The happy couple lett
for an auto trip after which they will
be at home to their many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S;zelove and
son John. and Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Patton spent Sunday with Miss kath-
crime Van Mater of near Middletown.
Ind. go. Mrs. Tell Pheanis and daugh-
ter, Thelma, visited her parents, Mr..
and Mrs John Lamm last week. 49,.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-06-07
The Home Garden

Hot weather plants, such as cucum-
bers and melons, should be started
now. They may be planted in the gar,
den or transplanted from the hotbed
Late paintings of early vegeta bles
may be made now for use in the late
summer.
Prevent blight on potatoes and to.
matoes by spraying with Bordeaux
mixture.
Paris green or arsenate Of lead
mixed with the Bordeaux mixture will
kill the potato beetles and tonla to
worms.
If vine borers attack the vines, GOV.
er the lower joints with finely pul
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-06-07
JUST WHAT TO DO
under new STATUTE
IS TOLD MOTORISTS

Every owner of a motor vehicle in
this county has received two registra-
ton blanks from the secretary of state.
together with an abstract of the new
law requiring registration as to title
of ownership. The law was written
and pushed by the Hoosier State Auto
association to stop the commercialized
theft of vehicles. No motor vehicle
may be sold without a proper transfer
of the certificate of title. The thief
won't have this certificate if the legal
owner keeps it in saft place as he
would deed to his home.
What - Do.
l. The vehicle owner must correct
ly fill out all blanks on the first page
OF the large QUESTIONABLE. Engine and
serial number must be correct.
2, Correctly fill out blanks on re-
verse side, using space No. l if car
was purchased new; space No. 2 if car
was purchased secondhand
g. Go to authorized dealer for your
particular make of vehicle and get his
assistance. II he has no notary he can
instruct you where to get notary serv-
ice. In every county seat certain deal
erS or others are authorized to act for
the secretary of state. The law pro
vides that any notary may administer
the oath. but the notary must be salts
fled that facts given in the blanks are
correct.
d. Fill out the smaller blank refer
ring to the container for the registra
ton receipt. Do not confuse this with
certificate Of title which will be sent
from tho Of CT to, IF
fee. The receipt you got when you OBJ
tanned your license plates will go into
the container which must be placed in
the drivers section of the vehicle. The
title itself must be kept in a safe
place.
B. Where motor number or serial
number has been effaced or altered or
is missing. special application for per
mission to stamp on an assigned num-
Der must be made, on a special blank
to be obtained from authorized regis
trars or from the secretary Of states
office.
s.. If you endorse the good roads,
good legislation, properly marked
routes and auto-theft work of the
Hoosier State association, and wish to
help further the work of this civic
body, authorized registrars will take
your membership and the state auto
association will pay the $1.00 fee for
your title registration. All blanks and
checks will thus come to the II. S. A.
A. at Claypool Hotel. Indianapolis.
What Not to Do.
l. Do not take for granted that
motor or serial number on your pres
ent license receipt card are correct.
Check up. You must be right.
2. Do not send son or daughter or
anyone else to make affidavit You
can't do that in making a deed to your
real estate. The bona fide owner must
personally make the affidavit.
8 Don't neglect this law You have
30 days of grace, but after that time
you will find there are real teeth" to
bite the person who has ignored its
provisions.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-06-07
EATON MAY SECURE
MILK CONDENSARy

EATON. O., June THE possible
location of a Carnation milk conden-
sorry at Eaton, has revived and stimu-
lated interest of dairymen in care of
their herds, and is encouraging other
farmers to consider the keeping of
more milk COWS
1t is understood that the company
will have to be guaranteed a minimum
supply of $4,000 pounds daily, but it is
believed that this can be managed
easily. A committee of dairymen and
farmers has been named to meet and
confer with the Eaton Chamber of
Commerce in the effort to insure the
guarantee and assist the company in
finding a location.