The Tomahawk., 1922-12-21

former Chicago board Of education.
convicted Of contempt in ousting form.
or School Superintendent Chadsey,
must serve their Jail sentences, the
Supreme court decided.
New York-In defiance of Mayor
Hyland's order to Police Commission
er Enright to run the Ku Klux Khan
out of the city, a white robed and
hooded Klansman spoke from the pull
pit of the Washington Avenue Baptist
church in Brooklyn.
Chicago-"Buck" Weaver, former
star third baseman for the White Sox,
who was dropped al a result OF the
World series scandal, must continue
t. browse around outside organized
baseball. Commissioner Lands de-
MED his reinstatement.
Detroit-A sisters faith in her
brother, that led her to frequent the
haunts Of the Detroit underworld In
an effort to free him from life SEN
tence he is serving at Marquette pris-
on, is likely to win for Leo Sauerman
new trial, authorities say.
Butte, Mont.-On her plea or guilty,
in Seattle, Wash, to charge OF auto
mobile thievery, following her arrest
in this city by agents Of the Depart
ment of Justice, Mrs. J. c. Scott, who
was known throughout the Northwest
as Queen of Dope Smugglers," has
been committed to the federal prison
on McNeils island, to serve a sen.
tence of Is months.
Chicago 49, Cooperative agricultural
organizations in foreign countries,
with one exception, are paying big
dividends through increased prices for
products which farmers sell, and low.
or prices for the articles< they pur
chase, asserted Samuel Adams. presi.
dent of the American Agricultural
Editors association, speaking before
the American Farm Bureau federation.
Sporting
New York-The New York Nation
ais have announced the release of Pit.
cher Carmen Hill to the Indianapolis
club.
New York-Mike McTigue, Irish
middleweight and Joe Beckett have
been matched to meet, for the British
heavyweight title in London on Jan.
Is, according to cable message.
New York-Distribution to charity
of $120,554, representing receipts of
the worlds series tie game last Octo-
Der between the New York Yankees
and Giants, will be made by Deem
Der 20, according to announcement
here.
New York-The expected war in the
International league over Jack Dunn's
failure to dispose of three star play
ers, whose presence on his club have
made the league race something like
a walkaway from other clubs, did not
break out at the annual meeting of
the organization.
ed because of the uncertainty regard
ing the opening of the major ball sea-
son in 1923 was partially cleared up
when Ban Johnson, American league
president, said that April 18 probably
would be decided upon at the meet
lngs in New York.
New York-1n official runs-batted-in
records and other interesting miscel-
laneous records of National league
players who participated in Is or
more games for the season of 1922,
Rogers Hornsby, st. Louis, not only
lends in runs batted in, with 152, but
established a new runs-batted-in rec
ord for the National league, breaking
the former record of 100 set by Cliff
ford Cravath in 1913.
Foreign
Coblenz-A German dentist will
hereafter tend to the teeth of the
American soldiers here.
Wellington, N. Z.-Iconmplete re-
turns from licensing referendum show.
ed a majority against prohibition.
London-Brttish soldiers are to be
fed henceforth as never before. So
says the latest edfct Of the army coun-
Gil.
Warsaw, Poland-Rioting with loss
of life and injury to many persons
marked the Inauguration of Gabriel
Narutowicz as president of Poland.
neutrality-suspicious. for a new COM
mercial treaty between Canada and
France were successfully concluded.
The convention is now being drafted
The Hague-John Bassett Moore Of
the United States was appointed chair
man of the International Commission
of Jurists for the revision of laws Of
warfare, which began sessions in the
Peace palace. y--~'..
Paris-That King Constantine has
hopes of again mounting the throne Of
Greece was disclosed following =
family conference of the Greek royal
family in Paris. It was decided at tho
conference that Constantine will de-
fer his expected visit to America for
a time, pending the shaping of events
in Greece.
Fort Williams, Ont.-Wives are now
working against the election of their
husbands to city offices in Fort Will