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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-05
INDIANAPOLIS
PLAYERS SIGN
CONTRACTS
Taylor Takes Long Term Lease on
Washington Park and Will Train
His Men in the Southland

The plan OF the proposed Continental
League to slip in to indianapolis via
Washington Park was nipped in the
bud when {. l. Taylor recently signed
the papers that gives the 4. 3. 6
owner a four-year tenancy on the pala.
tial Hoosier park. There was never an,
danger OF the playing field getting
away from the hustling Hoosier pro
moter, but in order TO still the activitie;
OF the busy bodies that want to look
lndianapolisward with everything -
good or bad-that has a tinge OF base
ball attached to it, { J. thought thi.
the opportune time 10 spike the horn
blowing OF sensationai,ts and other
pests that infest the national game
amongst our clan.
Two Eloldout,
Taylor has the greater portion OF his
men signed for the coming season 5
race and the roster looms up as a for
midable aggregation as oontenders Tor
the big honors. Many OF the A. b. c.
squad have been IN regular baseball all
winter on the PaCihc coast, while 9TH
crs have retained their athletic form
IN games in Cuba. Taylor intends to
carry his men through a stiff training
period IN some part nj the South, anC
viii land a regular training camp, either
at Mobile or Montgomery. Ala. The
plans call for work in the balmy
breezcs oi tho south to extend IRON
March until the hrst OF May. The de
linqnent players are expected to be in
the fold shortly and the inll lineup oil
players that will represent the ioosiers
for the coming campaign will be an
nounced
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-05
HOTEL TEAM
IN IA TIE
All But Done, Chicagoans Squirt and
Deadlock with Breakers

After jumping out in the lead in the
second frame, Fosters Ponciana team
was caught in the third inning, passed
by a three-run lead in the fourth, and
absorbed the dust from the hoois OF
the Breakers for three long innings. 1t
was the lucky seventh. that same old
inning in which the Windy City fans
long ago have been primed TO look tor
the real big things that usually eXude
from the Foster DeMoss trick bag.
The Americans did not win but they
made up enough OF the lost ground TO
deadlock the proceedings, thereby
sending the larger portion OF the
wealthy fans away satisfied. II was
this way: After a blank in the first inn
ing, the batting order had worked
down to Dixon, who worked pitcher
Roberts for a pass. Grant was hit by
a throw and walked Malarcher beat
the air for an out. Lyons gained a
pass, his act or good fortune filling the
bases. With flying start Dixon scored
from third, but Bobby Williams was
killed at first, making two out, and
DeMoss's infield fly ended the inning
The one run was tied in the third, on
two baggers by Francis and Douglas.
In the fourth Hall opened the fire
works for the Breakers with slam
TO center, an in6eld bobble allowed
Thomas to get on; Gatewood walked,
filling the bases. Pitcher Roberts hit,
scoring two men, leaving one on at
third, BARRIERS sacrifice fly scoring him.
With the Breakers tab standing four
to one against the Poincias, Marshall
was yanked and Tom Williams went TO
the mound He stopped the Breakers
to a dead still. After going scoreless
for four frames. DeMoss urged his men
TO the limit of their ability. In the
seventh Warfield walked, Gardner
cracked one to left, Dixon followed
with a drive around third which Fran
els failed to retire him on, and one run
counted on the play. Grant hit one that
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-05
The California Winter League
ALEXANDER GIANTS WIN EASY
GAME

The Alexander Giants easily downed
the B. NJ. T. Of the Suburban league
to ,. Sunday the Giants will take
on the Universal City team. Baueh
will heave for the Giants and Whit
taker lor the Universals. The game
will be played at Carroll Park.
The score:
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-05
lThe Making OF a Champion

The Making OF Champion
Nowadays when everyone goes in
for boxing seems to imagine he Is go
ing to become a champion OF some
kind. one frequently hears the follow
ing questions: Shall | make a good
one" Have ! the makings OF a
boxer How can / developsinto a
frst-class man" etc, etc. To become
champion two things arc required
right human material and proper tram
ing At the present time there are two
distinct types OF boxers in the Amer
lean ring one is the reai aggressive
gallant. game fighter. who always doe
his utmost to win in the most decisive
manner and the other is the shiIty
crafty, slippery. evasive tango staller
who tries to fool the public and collect
big financial guarantees under false
pretenses.
Real fighters have always been hon
ored and idolized by followers OF the
ring The hippodromers finally fade
away 10 obscurity and disgrace, and
are soon forgotten. There arc dozens
OF real fghtcrs-black and white--in
the ring At present but the vast ma
lority OF them never come to the front
because they have failed TO make a
proper study OF the manly art and be-
come skiliul ring generals. These boys
may have all the grit, vigor and line
essentials for Champion but they
waste their blows and strength either
in clinehing wrestling or with wild
swings in the air.
Need of Boxing Skill
What good is all the gameness in
the world if you don't know how TO
battle cleverly? What good is a. stiff
knockout punch il you can't land it?
What's the use OF taking lot Of gruell-
ing punishment if you can't hand your
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-05
ROOMS TO RENT

FOR RENT-Prairie Avenue, nice
large front room. Man and wife pre-
ferred. Only nice quiet people need
apply. Reference exchanged. Also
small room suitable for one. Call
after six P. NJ. 1853 Prairie Avenue,
Kenwood S814.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-05
SOX TRIM RAILS ALL
STARS

The Los Angeles White sox found
easy picIings against Rails All stars,
beating the latrvr TO O. Rogan feat
ured with a homer and double in
three times up. The same teams play
again Sunday at the Soy grounds
Rogan will pitch for the Sox, and Ote
Crsndall Jof the All Stars The score.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-05
THE MAKING OF
A CHAMPION

'opponent some in returns What's the
use OF wasting your vitality i'll clinch-
ing. mauing and wrestling when it's
against the rules, and finally exhaust
your strength? What's the use OF
wildly swinging at your opponent with
ont landing an effective blow or miss
ing altogether: In fact, what's the use
OF fighting ii you don't know how? But
the rings OF today are full OF those
willing Young fellows. who have not
even the knowledge OF the first rudi-
ments OF boxing. They may be as
honest as the sun, and as courageous as
a lion. but they simply don't know how
to combat They chiefly depend upon
their endurance 10 last and nerve to
take a good walloping, while ii they
were proficient boxers they might be
brilliant topliners and credit to the
game and themselves.
Age of Experts
Joe Cans vas real fighter when he
wanted to be But we are sorry TO say
that the great Toe did not always eX-
tend himself or cndeavor to win by too
great margin. He often allowed a
second ratcr to go along with him in
ten or more harmless. easy rounds,
when he could have easily defeated or
stopped him in canter. So Cans was
clever mixture of both the fighter and
staller-which ever suited his purpose
best This is the age OF experts in
most every line OF life, and except a
man is absolutely proficient in his Vo-
cation, he certainly has a hard road TO
travel Its often mystery why some
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-05

Error.-No0Te ? 1Wo-blsa IT1 Holre
Fagen RogaH. Threeaase hits Nesa.r
Curry. Homo run RoPan. Sacrifice hit
5GTy siTue5 og out Ri cg 1f a.. 5s er@ M
Holng. b off Ciandall l. Hits on Holl
ing, , off Craalall, T. Double plas Moore
20 FaRen 10 Hawkins. Umpire Rearjoa
and Harris.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-05
PALM BEACH
RESULTS
JOHNSON GOOSE-EGGS
BREAKERS
Lieutenant Is Supreme in 10 Tilt with
I. Williams

Oversee heroes. Lieut. Johnson,
Malarcher and Bobby Williams were
the flies that pestered the Royal ONT
ment when the former, hurting for the
Poineianas, lived right up to his over
sea prestige for hand -grenading the
enemy, while his aids kept up a baragc
lasting one hour and thirty-fiye min
utes, in which the enemy was driven
back into the dense palm thickcts, while
Gen Foster. Capt DeMoss. Lieut.
Johnson and fighters advanced their
territorial possession by a count OF five
games TO two The Breakers are but
a few miles removed from the ocean,
and fierce and continued fighting will
ensue from now on but it IS hoped that
the great leader, Lloyd, and his squad,
wiil save themselves from the last re-
sort-thc Atlantic-in order to avert
an overwhelming victory ON the Amer
ieans. The score.
Breakers ....... q 0 q q q q o q O-l
Poinciana ...... 90 o D o o o o.
Batteries Breakers. Johnson, Dixon;
pofneiana. J. Williams. Santoo.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-05
Need of Boxing Skill

allowed a score, while Reese jolted one
for two sacks, hitting for Lyons, tying
up the doings, where it remained. The
score:
123 5000
American Giants ...,...o l o 0 90 o %
ROYAL Giants ..........0 0 0 o.
Batteries Americans Marshall. Williams,
Dixon. c. Breakers Roberts, Gatewood c.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-05
RAILROADS WON'T CUT FARE
FOR BALL PLAYERS

CINCINNATI. March 1.-The Gin
einnau National league baseball club
was informed yesterday by President
John A. Hcydler OF the league that the
railroads had rejected the appeal OF or
ganized baseball for reduced railroad
rates during the playing season. 1t
vas stated that the advanced fares
would apply to all the clubs, no matter
how many would be IN the travelling
parties
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-05
TEN AGENTS WANTED.

LADIES will grow your hair from
4 to IL inches in a to months, and
correct any hair disorder. Men
treated. Send stamp for information
sheet and particulars. Harry Hanni-
bal, Hair Specialist, 2121 Albesarls
Road. Desk w, Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-03-05
HELP WANTED
WANTED.

Mrs. Leana Knight wanted
at once at 2348 State Street.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-21
PRESIDENT CALLS
A CONFERENCE ON
ECONOMY PLANS
Budget Director Will
Keep Expenditures
Down

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2t.-Prcsi-
dent Harding haa directed that a gem
crnl meeting OF tnt business organ
izafion ~ The government 70 discuss
ADMINISTRATIVE economy be called
during tho latter part Of January. II
was announced to-day by Director "
Budget Dawes.
President Harding will preside at
the Meeting. director Dawes raid
a was the presidents purpose to cal
these meetings s~eml-aunuaily They
viii he similar To the Que held last
June which was attended By admin
isirntifc government officials froci
the president down TO bureau chicfs.
The presidents Immediate purpose
IN calling the January meeting. AIR.
Dawes said, h To give personal IN
structions In connection with tho ad-
m~lniauation economy policy. rhs
president also. Mr.. Dawes stated. will
outline tho method which he desires
followed in connection with comph
ance with the provisions OF tho act OF
February %, 1905. which provides a
penalty for the creation Of n deficit
cucy by a government official This
act. which has mover hecn enforced,
provides that a government official
responsible for the expenditure OF
any sum In excess OF ~tnplicatioi
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-21
Smile Awhile

The Chinese are sending the spirit
OF a Ford with their dead and heaven
wont be heaven long
The wonder OF tie IN " what
rise clippers dad wears.
wouldn't II be grand n we ali made
what W. claim We dog
People who buy oil stock invest
and fhen investigate.
Best thing about the rains which
will travel 500 miles an hour Is mo-
florists must be quicker q hit one.
Only way q keep tbe Ratchet
hurled is 20 pat The hammer wish
SONS husbands are hRppy. otherS
wives won't stay home Hone.
n the shimmy 81 what ~e think.
she's airesdy been shook.
Williams finds the KrnPps will
make typewrlters. That's what all
wars should be fought with.
rDo fish taikI' IL worrying the
scientists. human ones. yes.
iAfc Il just one day after another.
The men who write these southern
songs never raised boil weeviis In
stcad Of cotton.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-21
Billy Sunday Climbs in Cab
OF Engine and Helps Fireman
Shovel Coal, Like He Used to Do

Bills sunday. the evangelist who
WEN tlifouEh Albuquerque yesterday
on santa IL train No a. h n real fel-
low anon the railroad men, II
you do not believe this, ask the rail-
rokd men.
When the train stopped for a time
AZ the station OF Gercia, AZ miles
from Albuquerque yesterday, Sunday
thought he would exercise his mus
Giles. He climbed into the a OF
the locomotive OF the train and In
troduced himself 10 John Reub.
santa Re engineer.
aunaav. who used 20 be n fireman
on the Northwestern railroad. do
cided that Mr.. Reub's fireman needed
a little rest. and with shovel In hand
did n littlo nrlng just 10 show MIR.
IN nm young days. just 10 show Mr..
Reub that engineers had nothing on
him.
mamma" his wife. and introduced
her 10 the engine men. The men
ia the engine hcsltatcd TO extend their
hands because they were not spot
leasly clean. but that did not worry
Mrs Sunday. She said. That's ell
right and extended hor right hand
for a vigorous shake.
That's a." concluded Sunday "lt
will de you good 10 meet the cnsin-
Ger and fireman"
This Wait paid Mr.. and Mrs sun
day went back into The passenger car
with the other passengers Biily
an Tho tin1c apparently proud that he
had done poinefhing the other pns-
senscra couldn't do.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-21
z N KIWAA|S
NJ Ilrs xini iInTrrn
LlUB YWUhitfh
N HOTEL DRIVE


TWENTY-FIVE members OF the XII
ssanir club we're added 10 the Hist Of
hol1i eampairn ~efkss< IN = few min
.stea a he noon aa> Nrchr4n Of thc
addresses for th6 hotei project
M addresses uere made by sidney
Wen and d. y. Noaenwnid. Mr.
81 June a.. ltf1. al article which,
told ~ the henenta the city ri to
rssei,x sn .ls nope 'rser,sa y %.
Ns' wall ana ~ Ro~rnwaid point.
20 out benefits The city would re-
telNe from The new hotel now
planned. ana boih made an appeal
for more uofkere Or " AZ Bow
srs started The ilst OF workers ~ o.
isfins 20 eies. ~ onifx Al dey 81
mopey for the hotel
FoiloWing uhe response Of tie vol
untscfs Tor work. several mel added
stmk 10 their subscriptions toost-
Ing III total campaign fund ft0N
Thotc who said they would add 20
their subscriptions sTcro Waller C.
y Lson' saee: and D A. Rsspeldz
former Tauet-co ~ y. pankey
spoke hric1y on the new hotel at
sansa fe and told the momhers hui
motopsIy that be- would give this
years p9oats rom The livestock tDsl-
nesa to the club for the hotel fthc
profits being considered a blank ny
oil prstcnt}.
Therr were four asscpdanee prizes
Five dollars IN sold. giysr " M, De
frnsIln. ~ won BY II. p Cannfld;
a baking G.fh. q pocket knife. and \
wirard wrench given b. Roy Bali Of
Eorher company. ware won BY ID. A.
Macpherson. n. n. Lyon md DR.. g.
A. Eliers IN the order named.
ciuh. snng n solo Mr.. strumquiai
" ava Christmas Greetings as the
silent boost.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-21
Girls Accused of
Violating Sorority
Rules File Appeal

DIES MONIES Ia. Dec. si-Par-
ents Of live girl students at Ames col
Iege charged with violating the
rushing rules In Tri Delta sorority.
have appealed TO the state board OF
education 10 nullify the penalties im-
posed The dean OF women had sus-
pended the girls social privileges
temporarily and directed them TO
move from the sorority house TO a
durmitury
Three Des Moiues attorneys W
% whose daughters are involved. rap-
resent the parents Of all the girls
They g. H. Jameson. a. n. Hoff-
man an ". n. NcHeury.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-21
HEALING CREAM
QUICKEST RELIEF
FOR HEAD COLDS

Colds and catarrh yield IKE magic 10
soothing heaiine. anti-eptic eream
that pcnetrates through every aJ
unasnrc ana relieves swollen. in
famed memhrsnea Of - a
fnronf. Your elorged nostrils open
right uV ana you "a breathe freely.
flr ufsinr and znufling stop Don't
STAY kf1ffed up n miserable.
Get "a small bottle Of Elys Cream
palfn fsona your drugEist- Apply o
isfIe IN me nnatriis sud get Instant
rc,icf Millions endorse this remedy
fnns~n for more Than atty yenrg
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-21
WAVES TTsIL WEATHER.

LoNDoN~-Aif ministry experts
r watching the waves, The for
nation slice and roll. they say. tore
tolls tho direction. area and intensity
OF approachIng ntormr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-21

WASHINGTON. Dct. 1.-THE inter-
state commerce commission Today 3U-
tborlEed the Chicaen and N~aFthwett-
ern railroad n issue tG.v0ogpOo IN
bonds. TO reimburse ne treasury Tor
expenditures on capital bcitcrmenis,
y 10 issue e375.oco IN additional
bonds for the purpose u retiring nn
turing inecbfedufsr Of subsidiary cbr-
pofation
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-21

NIENNA-Tha former Austrian
nscisauke aud admlyaL known as
leopold wcelfiirr. has accepted a
postion as advertising agent Tor a
local newspaper.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-21

made by congress- for that fiscal seer
may be punished by a fine Of no,
less than st0O or by Imprisonment
for mot less than one month.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-21
WtIl TOYS

LONDON.-sfores dlspiayipg war
like toys have found q decided slump
in their Christmas trade. Children
ere turning 10 mechanical plythinss
this year.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-21

LONDON-AHy boy carrying a pop
gun wshout a iicense Tor a will be
fined f1.bo. under The act requiring
a license FOR '.nre-arms"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-21

sHoREDfTcfs. fsne-Ask your
wife 10 secD dGlss.F Judge ciucr told
a defendant ~ a court action. "a
would much ratliar you dsd IT. re-
rlisa tke utnn. feebb.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-21
EMPTY STOCKING
rapidly FILLING

Tn. following additional CON
trlbutions have hon receNs7d 10
tho fund being raised TO be dis
tributions have been received 10
and bureau nf Charities To give
the poor Of the city a merry
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-21

Palace OF Versailles. hear PARIS, q
said TO be the costliest cvcr built.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-21

Little more than ~ cubic feet .,
wood 20 10 make up 100 po"n"S =
naprr. -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-21

Asa about our Christmas SAVINGS
CIab. ~ startling First savings nan"
aud Trust Company. 4
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-21

You will find it in our Classified
Columns.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-25
Thrift inPrison.

THRIFT has become permanent fixture in the
i Minnesota State Prison at Saltwater Warden
]. J. Sullivan, in letter to the savings division of
the Treasury Department, announces that in the
months of May, June and July the BOB inmates of the
penitentary purchased thrift stamps and war saw
ngs stamps to the value of $75oo6 nearly 81 per
capita for the institution The prisoners are paid
from rs to so cents day by the State for their
work, and in 1920 the inmates from their meager in
ZONES purchased government securities to the value
of nearly $4,000. or about S. per capita.
I'VE are glad to the thrift spirit manifest
with the men," says Warden Sullivan, "and they are
entitled to full credit You appreciate that there
would be way to solicit, that what stamps are
bought purchased at the direct request of the
and about the only way we have been able to
encourage them is through prison newspaper, the
Mirror"
Warden Sullivan also gives the interesting infor-
nation that the inmates have invested $4275o IN the
various Liberty loans since 1917; donated SASSY to
the Red Cross, while $7s7 went to the Knights Of
Columbus fund and $I57 was donated for Jewish
and other agencies. One inmate has $245o in
government securities his credit. while another
recently released after serving eighteen years. left
the prison with Liberty bonds and savings securities
valued at $3.50.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-25
Col. Keller Replaces Kutz.

THE Secretary of War announced last week the
L detail of Col. Charles Keller, U. S. Engineer
Corps Engineer Commissioner of the District of
Columbia, vice Col. Charles w. Kutz
The usual term of duty Engineer Commits
sioner is four years. Col. Kutz has filled this posi-
ton from February 1914. to August, 1917, and from
December, 1918 to the present time, total period of
six years. His work during this time has been emf
nenty satisfactory but he is desired for other
dut dcvoving upon the Corps Of Engineers
Col. Keller is well-known officer Of the Corps
OF Engineers, of wide experience and high attain
mcnts He is a native of New York and graduate
of the Military Academy in the class of 1890 He has
filled many important engineering positions through.
out the country and has served in the Philippines
and with the American Expcditionary Forces in
France. He received the Distinguished Service Medal.
COL Keller held the rank of brgadier general during
the and was decorated by the French government
with the Legion of Honor. He has been for the last
few years resident member of the Board of Engi-
for Rivers and Harbors and has been specialize
ing particularly in matters connected with the inn
provement of the port terminal facilities in which
work he has been intimately associated with other de-
partmenti of the government such the Department
o Commerce and the Shipping Board. For the last
two years he has been representing the State De-
partment in negotiations with the Canadian govern
men. regarding problems arising in connection with
boundary waters.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-25
To Launch New Cruiser.

Q ECRETARY DENBY announced last week that
- scout cruiser No. 9, the u s. s. Richmond viii
be launched next Thursday at Philadelphia
The scout cruisers SIS feet inches length
ALL breadth at waterlnc IS feet; displacement.
$500 tons draft "a feet inches; battery, twelve six
inch guns, threench antiaircraft guns three
FOUNDER salung guns, two machine guns, two boats
guns torpedo tubes (twin 2Ijnch}. shaft horse
power, estimated turbine reduction geas, and
speed about 337 knots. :. t+5 tA