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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23

cumberland. Md. Nov. @2.-lntorma'
ton was received % the sudden death
nj the New York Press Club OF Henry
Nelson Meade, son OF the late Rev.
Philip Nelson Meade. former rector
~ Emmanuel Episcopal church this
city. Mr. Meade was 43 years old and
copy reader on the New York Evening
Journal. \Hc went TO New York with
his hrotl 4 Charles w. Meade. former
city editor OF the New York Tribune
and worked there a. assistant city
editor. Later ne was copy reader on
the Evening Sun. and in 1915 went with
The Evening Journal. lie was an Elk.
lie never married.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23
MRS. JAMES ]. HILL DEAD.

St Paul. Mimi Nov. 2@.-FuneraI
services for Mrs James !. Hill widow
Of the late empire builder Of the north
vest" will he held Friday morning at
the Cathedral here. II was announced
tonight. Mrs Hill died this morning
after Il lingering Illness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23
Paintings Of the unknown"
and the Arms Conference

Washington, Nov. IN Louis Gil
lot, distinguished historical paint r.
mas been commissioned by the French
government to make 4 picture of the
arms conference 20 I've hung In one of
the national galleries Of France. lie
came 10 WASHINGTON as Il member Of
Premier brands party.
NJ. elliot also will paint picture of
the ceremony Of the intcrm"nt of the
Unknown Soldier at Arlington which has
been ordered by the French ministry OF
fine arts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23

Funeral services WI be, he'd th!S
afternoon from the Bcrtschy funeral
home. l34 sixteenth street. for the late
Harry Tarshall, we'll known business
man OF the city. who passed away Mon
day following brief illness. Rev. =.
p. Leyenberger. pastor Of the Third
PRESBYTERIAN church. will ofriciate and
interment will be made IN Greenwood
cemetery
Members OF Wheeling lodge No. IS,
B. y. .. F., held brief memorial services
and the ritual OF theo rider last evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23
FATAL milk RIOTING

Cleveland Nov. Gong man was
killed and two others slightly injured
today. in nights between striking milk
wagon drivers Of tho Telling Believer
non company I'D SSikebreakers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23
Funeral To-day.

Funeral services will be held this
afternoon al Bridgeport over the re-
mains OF Mrs. Louisa JOY. formerly OF
this city, who passed away Sunday
evening at Brooklyn. y. 7. following O
brief Illness. Rev. John W. Neal Of tho
bridgeport Presbyterian church will
orriciaro and ;nteremtn will be made in
Greenwood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23
OBITUARY
Mrs. Elizabeth Ashman.

Mrs. Elizabeth Ashman. o. near NJ.
Pleasant. Wa 'oid a, her ,ast resting
place In Nj. Pleasant cemetery Friday.
November -. She and Charles A.h'
man. hsr husband. were among the hrsC
TO locate on Long Run when the coal
mines opened in 1889. She lived n or
near the same place ever since. She
leaves TO mourn her death many friends
and Charles Ashman. her husband two
daughters. Elizabeth Fitzgerald or
Adera. o. and Dinah Black. Of neIS
Nj, Pleasant;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23

James Shannon and W. 8. Hall wsr1
arrested last night on charges or beinH
drunk. Officer Burke and Woods made
the arrests.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23
DE-. EDWARD Hoau1 DDS.

New York, Nov. 22.-Dr.> EDWARD
Bogue, SO years old, fnternatlonaiiF
known dentist and surgeon. died at nis
home here to-day following an attacx
Of pneumonia. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23

Theresl-T>o Won believe that rh!s
was z war of couGu"S'"
The,mn-WeN l know a lot % girls
who got husbands by 4.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23
PAIR OF DHUNKs

enth false alarm Of fire turned In with.
in 4 period Of five weeks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23

The swedish army air service laio SIX
miles Of telegraph wire by airpiane IN
eight minutes.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-27

best in America. II will be no less
than the famous bearded wonders, the
House of David, and it will be their
first game uptown, they opening their
Philadelphia trip with the South Philly
Hebrews at Broad and Byler streets
next Monday.
Some Of the players signed by Man
ager Gaumer are Gillen, Castor, Orr,
and schaefer. while Reber and Forbes
will take care Of the pitching and
Paddy Livingstone has been signed to
catch, Only the best clubs will be
the Cuban Stars. -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-27
Benny Will Predicts When Asked for
RABBIT PUNCH DEADLYI
DOCTOR INFORMS RICE
Real Menace Of Blo,o Used by Dempsey on Cupentie,
Not in Immediate Results, but in Ultimate Con.
sequences--W Watching Giants and Yanks
BY GRANTLAND RICE

TJNTIOSE who had begun to cancel their
L New York reservations for World
Series week are now pausing again TO
think It over. Both New York clubs
have shown their ability to move for
ward rapidly, and with the power they
should have through the stretch this
may be the year that the Big Town du-
plicates Chicago's feat Of fifteen years
ago. Chicago proved that II could be
done, and both Huggins and McGraw
have the stuff to get there In the way
OF talent.
The Rabbit Punch H %"
DEAR SIR-Few people realize the
- dangers Of the rabbit punch" or
the "occlpital punch" Ito give It its
technical NANCY, used 20 effectively in
the recent fight with Carpenter. This
Is a jarring blow struck at the base
Of the brain, which racks the skull,
sharply jarring the spine, resulting in
temporary paralysis of the entire nerve
system. rendering the body limp, seri-
ously interfering with the proper CO.
ordination of brain and muscles through
the nerves and temporarily rendering
the fighter unable to Judge distance. 1t
also TODS MIN lor tnc linne peinf VI h'o
sense of direction-all Of which are
harmful enough.
But the real menace Is not in the I'm
mediate results, but in the ultimate
consequences. Very few laymen realize
the delicate nerve structures may be and
frequently are seriously injured by the
temporary" swapping back Of the
spinal column.
The vertebrae are very easily put out
of alignment by this process. Any
thing short Of perfect alignment can
have only one result-pinching or con-
striction of the nerves passing through
the tilted vertebrae interstices on their
way to the various parts of the body.
This construction in turn brings about
an abnormal condition in whatever part
nerve with the vital energy which we
know as nerve force"
The rabbit punch" Is to boxing what
the deadly deadlock Is to wrestling. n
means to a victorious end, it Is true, but
one 80 deadly and far reaching In its
destructive results that I firmly believe
the day Is rapidly approaching when the
boxing fraternity will take the action
which the wrestling fraternity is taking
in barring the deadlock. / am sure that
you will agree with me that this action
Will give good, clean sport. In the sense
Of athletic contests, tremendous for
ward impulse.
DIR. F. X. sAUCHBLLI.
Getting Distance
As QUERIES continue to come In re-
"A garding the immense distance that
Babe" Ruth and Abe Mitchell drive,
queries asking the why and wherefore,
we take up the matter again.
These two can outrange the field be-
cause through the proper application
Of excessive power they develop greater
sspeed as the bat or the club hits the
ball.
Ruth's bat and Mitchell's driver, both
heavy weapons, heavier than the aver
aye, are whipped through the air at
grSater speed than the weapons of any
con Atemporaries.
Both happen to have not only great
phyAical strength, mighty hands, wrists
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-27
BY LOUIS II. JAFFE

Ds
Lew Tender and Benny Leonard
hitters in the ring. 1t wouldn't be
very far off to state that two Of the
hardest socking lightweights in the
world will make an attempt to knock
each others block off when the con-
tender and the champion step into the
ring for their scheduled eight round
bout at the Phillies Ball Park Au-
gust ~.
A glimpse at the respective records
of Tender and Leonard will bring to
light numerous knoCkoutS. While
Bennyis hardest wallop is with his
right hand. Lew's knockout blow Is
packed in his left. All Of which starts
the ell-known argument. which Is
the harder hitter?
This always is a good debate, because
a fan is fan. You've got to dust off
the files for him, and then no doesn I
believe It Still the man who argues
that Tender possesses as good, II not
better, punch than the champion,
has a lot OF evidence In his favor.
There have been cases where bott
Tender and Leonard have knocked out
the same opponents. For instance, II
took Leonard six rounds In which to
stow away George Erne, Of Buffalo, and
Tender did the trick in two. frankie
Callahan met Leonard several times
and always was there at the finish, while
against Tender Callahan was put away
twice, once In nine rounds and again
in FIVE.
Stanley Yoakum and Chick Simler,
both tough, succeeded in holding off
Leonard in ten round bouts, but
neither could go the limit with the con :
tender. Tender knocked out Yoakum
in four rounds and put Simler to sleep
in seven.
Harlem Eddie Kelly was knocked
out by Tender In this city in Ave rounds
and Leonard could not do tho same
thing any sooner In New York two weeks
later. Both Leonard and Tender have
outpointed the same men, including
some Of the leading lightweights in the
world, such as Johnny Dundee, Rocky
Kansas, Joe yelling. who the champ
also stopped in fourteen rounds, john
ny TillmGn and Harvey Thorpe.
Willie Jackson always has bean pie
for Tendler-even after jackson drop
ped Levi twice In the first round,
Thereafter, for the remaining five
rounds, Tender administered such q
licking to Jackson that ringside critics
were unanimous in giving the local lad
the decision. Tender also holds a If
teen round referees decision over Jack =
son, while he has severely trounced him
in several no decision matches.
Other notable knockout victims to
Tenders credit are Tommy Touhey,
Pete Hartley. frankie Nelson, George
CLANCY, George Papin and Frankie
Britt. II took Leonard five rounds tn
stop Britt. Tender did it in three.
Now here's the dope. Tender can win
the lightweight titlq from Leonard,
but only by knockout or a victory on
n foul.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-27
STENT0N HAS HURLERS
Jack Karat Has Three Star Pltchs,.
In Powell, Black and He.,.I

Jack Karat Has Three Star Pltchs,.
In Powell, Black and He..eI
Jack Karst, former first basem,n a
Brooklyn. who is manager Of Stentob
Field Club, which plays at Chew and
Pleasant streets, has n trio Of star
hurlers who have been largely respon.
sible In keeping his team at the frout
Of the big city clubs.
The staff consists of Liz Powell. Nav,
Black and Frank Hetzel, the latt.,
from Amber. He is the original hard.
luck pitcher, having lost such close
games as Nativity, 3-2, and German.
town, 2-1. Black Is Karst's consistent
winner, the little left -hander beatins
them oil. American Chain, German
town, Lifts. and Washington Brave,
falling before him, the two last NAMED
losing twice.
Lew" Fleck Is the idol Of the hons
fans. his home runs and slugging max.
ing a decided hit with the crowd, and
he has collected quite few four .baggers
to his credit. Harry West, In center
field, shares the hitting honors with
Fleck.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-27

and forsarms, but also the knack =,
Any man who can swing . ~.
bat or club at greater speed than AZ
one else will hit the ball a greater Az .s
tance: What could be simpierf
Also Dempsey vi
TNHB same thing applies to las,
l. Dempsey's terrific hitting forcs '
Dempsey can swing a heavy Bst A, I.
faster pace than any other fighter
In the act Of hitting alone Demn...
can hit faster than Carpenter. xo..,
started, either right or left trave,. ~
an astonishing speed. ..
Ho hit both Willard and Carnen,,..
with such speed Of fist that many clos.
to the ringside failed to see Tho c blos.
land. Fitz also had terrific speed ,;nI.a
to his punch, not the jabbing speed -
a Corbett, but the speed that W.. W.
picking up impetus as It moved alons %
II II. G.-Cobb's lifetime biv learn.
~. average is approximately thin,
points above Spet(;er's. who has know
several big drops below his rivals bi,h
standard.
Copvrtoht. 1891. An r.ohts r,,,r,.1
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-27
HERMAN GETS $22,33O
Bantam Champ Wants Bout With
Johnny kllbane

New York, July 27.--Pete Herman,
who is on the way TO New Orleans to-
day 10 visit his family, Is richer by
S22.330 as the result Of his recent fight
with Joe Lynch. in which he recovered
the bantamweight boxing title. Lynch
received a fiat guarantee of $37 300
Herman's share was 70 per cent oi the
receipts after Fedora! and State taxes
mud Iynch's guarantee had heen de-
quoted. The gross receipts We're 500. e
066.0O, representing 1898 paid ad-
missions.
Sam ,ioldman. IIerman's manager,
raid today he wNs anxious "a arrange
match with Johnny Kilbane, OF
Cleveland for the fcarhorwCight tide.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-27
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Lit All.Stars In tho Field
NATIONAL LltAGUE

The Lit, Bros Interdepa rtment League
having come TO q close. Mstty Gorback OF
the ehampion upholstery nine, has banded
the store league In their respective posi-
tions and he is ISady to pit them against
Wallace n. G.. has beon appointed business
manager and has booked tho n1st game with
will be ceHed the LIT Bros AiI-stare. For
games addEess Paul 8. Pachtor. 1870 Caliow-
hill street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-27

Jimmy Brown Trenton welterweisht
vii be opposed TO Joe Leitz at the Cambria
Friday nght Tist tPSi,,sSdeIRRhiS T9WWmL
Va Young Mulligan, George Denny vs.. Buddy
Rysr aud Johnny Murphy w. Kid Goodman
are other numbers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-27
DISST0N PROS" TO START
VIII Open the Home Season Tuesday
Next With House OF David

Baseball has been scarce up Tacony
way this season and at the plea of the
fans q new team has entered the field,
known as the Disston Professionals,
which will attempt TO regain the lost
baseball prestige Of Tscony. Included
IN the line up will be favorites Of the
old pisston club.
The operins attraction a ono a tho
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-27
What May Happen
In Baseball TOday
NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Phillies, 81 st. Louis, I (ten innings),
New York. o. P1ttsbursh 3.
Brooklyn, 3; Chicago, o.
Boston-Clncinnati. postponed, rain.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Athletics. 8; Detroit. 3 (tcn innings. rain).
Cleveland, 81 Boston, 3 (ten innings).
Washington. 81 Chicago. 0.
st. Louis-New York. no game scheduled.
ToDAYS SCHEDULE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Phillies at st. LOuiA GNINWK
brooklyn Mt hlcago.
Boston at Cincinnati.
New York ut Pittsburgh.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Boston.
Chicago at Washington.
st. Louis at New York.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-27
GIenmore A. A. Seeks Games

Glenmore A, a. has won seven Of the last
nine games played from such teams as
others Would like 10 hear from such teams
as Forty.eiEhth Ward. Haywood. Cheltsn-
Address Sh y I'D Wa Warner, 1 5SoE North fancy icy
street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-27
LEW TENDLER HAS
KNOCKOUT PUNCH
Challenger Of Leonard Has
Stopped Same Opponents
Knocked Out by Champ
Evening Ledger Decisions
of Various Boxing Bouts

sHANANAS A. C.--Johnny Mealy won
from Stanley Hinckle, Bobby Robidcau ont
fsatsd Jimmy Dyson, Mike Benpett beat wal
ter Hicks, Jimmy johnson outfought Walter
Monahan, Mike Clancy and Young Borrell
drew.
- CINCINNATI-Johnny Ray defeated Frank
Tucker.
HARRIsBURG-Indlan Russell knocked out
Battling Paskos. third
PITTSBURGH - Kid Crutchfeld shaded
Whitley Wenzel.
BOSTON-IcddIe Shevlin defeated Steve
Latyo.
DENVER - Johnny Grfifriths trimmed
Harry Schumnn.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-27

Younx Frne tho Grays Ferry veteran has
been al Atlantic CITY for several weeks
'Tis said III II will start preparing for a
comeback in a short time.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-27

Charley Russo has arranged bouts between
Frankie Hop and KID Russell. OF Camden.
and Johnny Brown and KID Singer at tho
Dunbar A. A. tomorrow night.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-27
BENNY PLAYS TENNIS
AND SPRINTS 3 MILES
IN FIRST WORKOUT
Lightweight Champion Leonard Also Hires Three South.
pau SpUring Partners to Get Him in Shape for
Battle With Leu Tender on August IL
BY ROBERT W. MAXWELL
Sports Editor Evening Public Ledger


DENNY LEONARD has started real work for his fight with Lew Tender
Friday night
will be the best physical condition his for he taking
successfully defend the title He has heard
Philadelphia
for Freddy Welsh
like Tender
Lew has record knockous to his
the eligible igbtwghs He be clever and
would made such brilliant showing But
reputation will be
beat Tender.
through Central Park
at
all wrapped bathrobe He did fatguei
health Benny looked
good of himself
said Il love through the
fresh because makes feel good
don't for and then walk but
miles That much better because not
ony helps benefit
front than anything else
drew bahrob him.
taking
catching cold
is night him
In lot all
hard He thinks he good
in
Tender when him? asked
could reply his mother the
her his shoulders and kissed him.
UNTOM" asked 'Uhdt / o o Tendlorf
M piHk out replied Leonard promptly.
dsobeved the and
IriUn stdrtno I cuI to do a. he
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-27
Scraps About Scrappers

Bobby McCanp Is an ambitious mitt-
man now. For several years the Grays
Ferry blond boxed in a sort of carefree
way, won some bouts, lost others and
at no time did he show any inclination
to get in line for competition among
bigger game. However, It's different
now. Robert has taken on new lease
of fistic life since being signed up by
Herman Hindin, and Herman is conf
dent that McCann will be boxing In tho
limeglare this fall. In the meantime it
Is the Grays Ferryite's present plan to
keep as busy as possible until the regu-
lar season starts On Friday night Me-
Cam will meet Jimmy Jordan, former
Pittsburgh socker, in a scheduled fif-
teen round match at Carnival Park,
West Manayunk. This will be McCann's 3
first experience in going the distance.
There are three other bouts on the
same card, as follows: Danny Rodgers
VS.. Eddie Morgan. Al Reynolds vs..
frankie McKeever and Tommy Devln
VS.. Red Welsh.
Freddy Diggins. Of Grays Ferry has been
training diligently for several weeks and
III. VII SssSF Pss. MosSsy nisnt E, sss
mGuier "chick'' Jannstti. matchmsker
has been getting together come good bat
ties at the downtown arena
Kid Wagner. of this city, boxed ,n, Jersey
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-27
Plays HandbaH and T,Co Sets of Tennis

YESTERDAY champion worked harder than
surprised everything except important
The first thing he did the handbal and with
oyns all of grabbed racquet
sa hour up A"'''s
gets
remarkably little ground
system opponents ragged not
breathing heavily He will do the same thing today and tomorrow will take
Leonard converts all Of his training into play He has lots fun
seriously kidding getting shape
and not running his disposition lie just pleasant the day of fight
As said before,
punching He punch bag minute
and then something else He pulley machine but takes
NJ DAYS "he" he ork' the road he does boring An he
The
frenzy ''"
Boxes Eighty Rounds in T,Oo Days at Camp Mitchell
Asst Benny a
- home stopped Camp Mitchell which is located Tyler Hill Pa
there everybody
the wHter. dish washers cooks and juborers D
ordinary person The kids hwIed for nockou every opponent
stepped old
hard work " ' ' 10 ''''' ~" " ~ '''
Benny has hired partners they
signed flock southpaws They will be asked Tenders style the
npsss s%T s saTm @ e. biz % 5 X. s@% To s.n
boxes with the wrong hand present
Tor heavy work frankie Nou has been engaged frankie left handed
the socks handed by
the New York bantam
81 SHALL right here in No York
rort Atlantic city WFs kind i"OtotO"
COPYRIGHT, BY Public
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-27
Benny Has Original Training Ideas

u orders nobody himself
how the best results He inclined work too hard
times but back normal
has made
and his
and
I'm cauiH
IN a vacation
In like
like themselves the training period
Then
helpless They used all
He
Herman.
I
andsta al S to
off
back when drink lot Of
m make
do
sca for a week"
UJVHAT s you neioht nopf' I asked
"Jus before in replied Benny II stepped on Che
10
and ciu do
1t, / ol be cithir
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-27
Ave. A. A. Wants Games

The Columbia Avenue \, \. would like 10
home grounds. Their open dates are July
%, August Q. 10. Fer dstsils dstsil writ. =. 4,
enth street. or phone Diamond 6T25 W.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-27

Kid Wagner. OF this city. boxed in Jersey
City on Monday night and easily defeated
Jackie Saunders. Wagner has several other
ma tches in view in upper Jersey and also
in New York.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-27

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS OF YESTERDAY
Toronto, o. Syracuse, 5.
baltimore, 81 Newark. (frst geme).
Newark, 4; Baltimore, o tsecond game).
Reading. Z, dorsey City. o.
Rochester, Buffalo. postponed. rain.
raN.nIHc on TILE cI Ina
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-20
.RoIlie Scales Puts
Two Boys on Honor

4. =. Commissioner I,ollie Scales
yesterday had before him the two
Amarillo hoys. Custer Lawrence and
Andy Thomas. who were arrested while
rifling L. =. mail AT the Hereford
postofficc early Monday morning The
commissioner lcsturcd The boys ON the
seriousness of their offcnsc ana de.
fcrrrd final judgment until this morn.
ing at nine o'clock. when the boys win
appear before him again
Mr.. Scales permitted the boys 90 go
home Ia their parents an parole, plac.
Ing them on their honor "a niip'rr be-.
fore him at the appointed ina" iniH
morning.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-20
Republicans viii
Fill Cabinet; No
Democrat Needed

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONEl
desire inr republican cabinet" was
tlkcn 90 have direct reference To- wide.
~ published stories that he would dis
regard tho usual method q giving Yah,
inc positions ic thusc who had beer
activ" 10 iariy politics. and might even
20 20 mr. ns o. nnmo n democrat To- one
% the ten ulacos In his official circle.
u IL understood that the secretary.
ships Of state md treasury were the
two Mr.. Harding had hoped 10 scratch
~ the doubtful list early In the new
year. Charlcs Evans Hughes OF New
York, generally has been regarded az
first thci"e Tor the former place. and
Charles g, Dawes Of Illinois. for IN.
hitter. hut recent Developments have
surrounded both of thcsc selections with
uncertainties.
Definite announcement was made 90.
nicht that h. would return from Flor,
ida g Marion bcfore the Inauguration.
lie win sprud only one day here. how.
over, arriving on March = and leaving
m March Tor Washington.
irosldcnt-l,lect Harding resigned o.
.ighi as president Il the Harding Put
fishing company. and thus r,linquishcd
ihe active direction he has exercised
fcr thirty years over the editorial psi
icy ~ ~ Marion Daily Star lie dli
not sever his connection with the paper
, however accepting The chalimanship a
'he hoard ~ directors with tho und,r
standing that his duties are TO be- NOR
.r less rogfunciory while b. L. in lh'
white Huusr.