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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-01
BOURE We SKLENICI VODY.

Radni Adam J. Damn, jest
velice pohn6van propustenim
sv6 chranenky 2 mestskych slu-
zeb. Jedna Sc 0 pf. Sinticho-
YOU, iez byla zam6stnana V
m6stskych laznich a byla pro-
puStena. Jak Sc vysvetluje,
byla zamestnana jen dive no.
diny denn6 "a pomerne slusnou
odmenu 500 meslcne, kro-
me toho vlastni pry obchod a
ieji muz jest zamestnan jako
foreman V jiste tovarn6. Misto
20 Sintichove dano bylo jistt
vdove. Zda Sc, re Damn svoj.
oposici nebude miti tomto
pripad6 mnoho Stesti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-01
PODARENA 'SPOLECENSKA'
ZABAVA.

Ital Tomas StaZzone, 6942
Barwick ave, usporadal Vcera
ma oSlavu prvniho maize malou
spolecenskou zabavu, ia KITE
re byIo hovoreno, zpivano, po-
piieno q ma konec bojovano a
kradeno. Zkratka horkokrev-
nj svnove jizniho slunce ude-
lali "paseku", ia ktere bylo /
stfeleno revolverem potom
pouzito k bombardoVani nej-
moderneiSlch strel, fonograflc-
kvch rekordu. Jednou "hudeb
nj skladbou" byla zasazena
3-leta dcerka hostitele, lez 81
nakousla iazyk a jest pritom-
ne lecena V nemocnici sv. Ale
xise. DevCe nemGze mluviti,
ale die uiiSt'ovani lekaru bude
dltetl "Jazyka dar Zas festau-
rowan. Ma boiiste pfivolana
policie, ktera zatkla lednoho
z pant hostu, ktery Sc vyzna
menal rekordem, re nejvice re-
lkordu pomlatil a krone toho
ieste hostitelce Stazzonove u
kradl diamantovy nahrdelnik
Jiny Glen spolecnosti zavren
proto, re strilel ctyii JIM pro
to. re priliS upi'imne lnuli k do
imacimu vyrobku pohostlnneho
| domu. tax re byli pod obraz
= inu takova mala povznaSe.
| liici domaci slavnost.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-01
ZAKONCENf PROTICICARE.
TOVE KAMPANE.

Clevelandska protlcigareto-
va Liga prave zakoncila, nejak
tiSe, celotydenni kampan nami-
renou proti koufeni zen. Po-
sledni akci "syetoborneho" ta-
zeni byla vGereisi vecerni schIl
re V The New Life League ma
Euclid vych. l05. III. Postup
Ma schulz jest vsak ignorovan
tiskem anglickym, tax re mo-
zno soudit, ze to fanaticti re-
formatori nevyhrali. Aspon
Sc ami nechlubi, kolik re zblou-
dilych ovci priyedli ma pravou
ceStu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-01
OSETfOVATELKA ZADRzE.
LA NEOPATRNEHO
AUTOISTU.
Kra jan Safranek vaznS zranen

Y sobotu a V ned6li bylo ma
naSi Broadway velice zivo. Prv-
nj den kratce po poledni ukra-
dli diva GernoSi nekde par bot
a byla proto ma ne uspofadana
honba. Oba polapeni a dove
deni do obuvnickeho obchodu
p. Harmacka, odkud 81 oba Ger
ne bratry' policeini ambulan-
ce odvezla.
Vaznejsiho druhu byla ud;i-
lost, jez sc udala prave pred
nemocnici sv. Alexe ma rohu
Broadway a Mcbride ave-, kdy
oSetfovatelka zmin6neho usta-
|vu zadrzela autoistu, jenz pre-
jel V udanych mistech slecnu
Adelinu Foosbuigerovou, tax
|tez nemocnici zamestnanou.
Ride odnesl zran6nou do prijl-
|maci sine, ale kdyz chtel ode
Ijiti, byl osetrovatelkou zadrzen
az do purlchodu policie. Wy
mlouval Sc, re Ia uraz nemuze
ale vypovedi ocitych svedkG
znely jinak, tax re autoista bu.
de dnes predvolan do uradov-
Inv zalobce. FoosbuigeroVa u
ltrpela znacnych odrenin a kro
me toho ma snad roztriStenou
|lebecni kost.
Ia iinych nehod bylo wee.
reiSi ned6le zran6no jedenac1
iinych osob a rOZbita a auta
lNejhure pochodil o1lety kra
Liam FIR. Safranek, 5511 Halt
north Ct, jenz byl prejet auto
mobilem ma Woodland ave. {
lvych. So. ul. Byl dopraven dc
Inemocnice sv. LukaSe, kde by
10 shledano, ze utrp6l celou ia
du zraneni, nichz nejVaznej
sim Jest rozstipeni lebky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-01
SVATRA" ANER
"ZTRACENY zENICH A
ZMIZELE VENO".

Nejedna Sc zde nikterak o
nazev n6jakeho vesel6ho diva
dla, ale 0 smutnou kopitolu i
talske nev6sty, jez dnes misto
libanek oplakava ztracen6 ste
sti manzelskeho raje a k tomu
truchli mad zmizelym v6nem
$4,000. - Maria Nuncia sc me-
la vcera vdavati. Cekala Sc
svatebGany V kostele sv. Anto-
nina, 1867 Central ave. pfesne
We 2:30 odp. Vse bylo pfipra-
veno, kn6z, kostelnik, mini
stranti, kalkant varhanik, ale
schazela hlavni osoba, zenich,
pan Santo Guarnera. Y sobo-
tn odpoledne, kdy byl posled-
ne spatren, "a navstevy sve
vyvolene, sc umlouvalo v6no.
Obnaselo $4,000, COZ vSak ze-
nichovi ma postavenl minded
ka pristiho st6sti nikterak ne
postaCovalo tn pfiskocll
stryc mlade nevesty, jenz sli-
bill. re budoucimu parku zapuj-
ci "a vyhodnych podmlnek dal-
sich $4,000. Jak sc rika, po te-
| to dohode, byla 'ruka V ruka-
| We" a usneseno hned V nedeli
nechati skovati V zminenem
kostele huzove okovy.
Kdyz zenich neprichazel
postal stary Nuncio, nastavajl.
CT tchan, do sveho bytu jedno.
no 2 pribuznych, ably sc po.
ohledl, zda zenich snad meme.
! ska zde, patrano po nem j y
novem, jiz zarizenem byte prl
stitch novomanzelG, ale ami zdt
nebylo po Guarnerovi ami pa.
matky, ba zmizely re suplett
Ii $4,000 strycem pfipravene
Mezi hosty povstal nepokoj
celia spoleGnost uplakanou ne
WESTON nastoupila smutny pru
vod do Sperovy sine ma Scovil
ave. a vych. 20. ul., kde Sc me
la pGvodne konati svatebni ho
stina. Kdyz i zde bylo marnt
cekano. pustili Sc svatebcant
ma novy vandr, tenkrate ma hla
vni policejnl stanici, odkud pc
ZmiZelem zahajeno bylo pa
Itrani. Nejpolitovani hodnej
sim tvorem jest podvedena Ma
rie, jez vsak dosud pevne vefi
re ztraceny zenich pride. Pre-
jeme il zaiiste vsichni, aby
techto nadejich nebyla zkla
mana.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-01
KLIDNT fRVNf MAI.

x uspofadani vereinych prh
voda musi dat policejni nacel-
nix pisemne povoleni. Jak
hlava policie, Jakub Graul,
vtera vyprav6l, nebylo mu do
sud ami jedine podobne zadosti
ma dnesnf prvni maj doruteno.
z toho Sc soudl, re dnesni sva-
tex mine Ia 1plneho klidu. Cd
boufliveho prvniho kv6tna
kdy Sc slavna policie tax Wy.
znamenala, minuly prave til
roxy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-01
DULNi NESTESTf.

BukureSt', 30. dubna. -
Pres 100 osob bylo zabito dnes
pri vybuchu dole kraji Ln-
penskem Sedmihradsku. Te-
la padesati ob6ti byla spalena,
kde2to ostatni roztrhani ma
kusy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-01
HNUTf PRO ORGANISOVA.
Nj JEDNOTNE AMERICKE
STRANY PRACE.
Slucovaci snahy setkavaji Sc
oposici.

Vyhlidky ma utvofeni Ame-
ricke Strany Prace, jez by VI
sobe slutovala vsechny d6lnic-
ke zivly, nejsou prav6 nejlepsi.
Vysvitalo tax, kdyz vtera bylo
debatovano ma konvenci soci-
alisticke strany a politicke|
rozpravky Ma informacnl schu-
ri delegate konvence Bratr-
stva zeleznicnich kandukteru.
Samuel Gompers, president A
mericke Federace Prace, jenz
Sc vGera dostavil do Clevelan-
du odmitl rozhovor, Jake sta
novisko sam k hnuti onomu va
ujme.
Po celodennim debatovani 0
navrhu X politicke soucinnosti
V jednotne strane, odlozen byi
ma konvenci strany socialist
cke aniz by bylo mono refe-
rovati nejakem positivnlm
vysledku. Navrh sam vyvolal
silnou oposici. Delegati zelez-
niCnich kondukterh jednali o
kandidatech, cd kterych sc We
smes bude zadati, Oy byli pi.i-
klon6ni delnickym otazkam,
at jiz isou prislusnlci ktereko-
Ii strany. President zmlnene-
no bratrstva l.. E. Sheppard
prohlasil, ze jeho organisace
Jest V zasade pro Stranu Prace
ale neni dosud rozhodnuto,
ktera strana re stavajicich by
m6la hrati hlavni ulohu.
Gompers dostavil Sc jako
reCnik na narodni Sized dam
skych kreici ma cleveland
skou schulz d6lnickych preda-
XII.
President mezinarodni unie
damskych kreicl, Benjamin
Schlessinger, nehodla vice kan
didovati, jak pravi newyorsky
Call. Ia duvod Sc uvadi, re
Jest mu treba odpoCinku a ta-
Ike zvySena cinnost radikalni
We vlastnl organisaci.
Dnes jednano bude Stran3
prace Ma sociallsticke schulz
dopoledni We Finskem Delnic-
KEN Dome, 3l47 zap. 25. I'll.
Proiednavani nebude vSak ami
dnes skonceno a die nekterych h
predpov6di protahne Sc az do
stredy. Dnes odpoledne kona-
ma bude hromadna schuze V
Masonic Hall a VCera konana
schuze Duchess ivadle, ia
ktere promluvili byvaly kon-
gresnik q Milwaukee Victor
Berger a vudce strany Y Ne
Yorku Morris Hillquit krone
reGnikG jinych.
Berger uvitan potleskem, je-
hoz Sc mu dostalo IA proslo-
WI. Pravil. re Jest ma konven-
ci nejstarsim socialistou tuto
prohlasil ga nejmensi Sized
ktereho Sc kdy sucastnil. O or
ganisovani Strany Prace pax
prohlasil, re iejim zrlzenlr
maze strana delnicka vzdy VI
ce ziskati nezli ztratiti. Berger
ienz Sc vratil cesty po Wy
chode, mluvil dale o pracov
Mich podminkach ASH. NE
naSel isem SOCIALISM, ma Hawai-
ami ma Filipinach, ale ia to Jt
Gimme, ale take velice pronasle
II
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-01
Nejvrelej$i djky.


mmu
menm pfnelkynm
Vohlmuovd
potes
omn5ch vfem enym pvem pfani vseho dora anou ce
, nam lie nam doprano mire
Yam
VANfcEK
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-01

A: este S navStevami sve
dccry ma uniycrsite spokoic-
na?" - B: "Velmi; Ia tyden
81 il vezme jeii professor
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-01
MOderni malir.

"Co Sc to sc mnou dele? vi
dim travu zelene! Coz jsem Sc
stal slepy ma barvy?"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-01
v pokrOcile hodine.

Host: "Co ie to? Hudba hra
je porad jedno a totez.' "Clo-
v6ce, to je ventilator.
The Indianapolis times., 1922-07-14
BIRTHS


Francis and valoria l'oian, s25 Virginia.
Edward and Frances Baylie, city hospital.
Oscar and Gladys Mummert, st. Vncents
ROdman and Ada Mather. 1922 s. Bel.
mont.
Tolbert and Laura Flowers. 1907 E.
Robert and Elisabeth Gum. 1141 Ken
Lee and Zenith Mcdonald. ale N. Noble.
Robert and Lucille Austin. 1908 W. Ner-
mont.
Gerald and Esther Moore. clark-Blakes.
Lyndon ana Ethel Eberiy. 3111 E. North.
Girls
Robert and Ethel Orr. city hospital.
Jack and Eta Tolliver. 33o n. Davidson.
George and Victoria Smith, Deaconess
William and Nellie coberly. 257 Detroit.
CLYDE and Nell Rucker. Ills Churchman.
RADIUS and Mayme Kerbox. st. Vincents
Louis and Della Downey. St. vincsnts
sri Robert and Louise Anderson, St. vineents
Earl and May Rogers. ST. vincents hos
John and Bessie Bruins. 1647 s. Delaware.
Ray and Annie Boyd Ills Division.
Arnot and Belva Cox, 1o15 W. Thlrtieth.
Claude and Dorothy Dillon. 1443 Holiday
Gordon and Lalah Wallace, 1887 Broad
Ezy.
Charles and Emma sackett. Clark -Blakes-
Clifton and Eva Brstton. 1928 Roosevelt.
James and Freds Pounds. 2S33 &. Nine
tenth.
The Indianapolis times., 1922-07-14
THREE HOOSIER
COAL CONCERNS
in BIG MERCER
Brazil, Vincennes and Local
Companies Consolidate With
$1o,ooo,ooo Capital.

The merger of three Of the largest
coal mining companies In Indiana
the American Coal Mining Company
Of Brazil. the Indian Creek Coal and
Mining Company Of Indianapolis and
the olphant Coal Company OF Vim
eennes. into the Knox Consolidated
Coal Company. has been announced
by H A Glover, local sales represen-
tative.
e. D. Lodgsdon Of Indianapolis,
former president Of the Indian Creek
Company, is president Of the new
company which will issue s5,0oo,000
common stock and bonds in the same
amount
It is stated the production OF the
new company will be about 800 high
cars daily. or about $4,000 tons. Ap-
proxtmately 1000 men will be en-
ployed in normal times with an an
nual payroll estimated at s6,000,o00.
The Indianapolis times., 1922-07-14

Water
$500 Re Umber italian Olive OH Quarts 81 3D. 74t Half Pn 800
Located n the Of Indianapolis
n
n
The Indianapolis times., 1922-07-14
DEATHS

Katie Quinn. "a. st. vincents Hospital,
Mary Lapez. 90. city hospital. acute
Ch&ies chatham. 40. city hospital,
Willie Dunlap. 1s. 14o1 E.. Sixteenth,
pulmonary tuberculosis.
Sarah NJ. White. 90. Robert Long Hos
p'.Jo Joseph W. lewis, SO. ell Camp. cerebral
henlorFhege.
Arthur W. Rollins. 10. 641 n. Oxford.
pulmonary hemorrhage.
spoplexy. -.
Anna Marie Frances Charleston, %. 122S
W Fayette. pulmonary tuberculosis.
Shirley Ann Sackett. 3 hours, 1llo n.
Delaware. patent foramen avole.
Marie Harmening. rs. S22 Weghorst.
hypostatic pneumonia.
Desrle j. Duert. 43. Deaconees Hospital.
appendicitis.
The Indianapolis times., 1922-07-14

Ayres' Face Powder and Rouge.
200 Extra Strong Coarse Comb. 81 As
Armand's Cold Cream Powder.
81 80 Strong All Coarse Comb. 9ScI
T5c Extra Strong Fine Comb. Acc
T5c Boncilla Face Powder .... 59cl
The Indianapolis times., 1922-07-14
New Chemical Comnanx

Articles of incorporation of the New
Processes Company have been filed
with the Secretary of State, with
capital at $4,000. The. company will
engage in the manufacture and sale
of chemicals and chemical products.
The company will 'have headquarters
at 224 w Maryland St. Incorpora-
tors are George P. Shippey. Raymond
L. Walker and Gertrude Murphy.
The Indianapolis times., 1922-07-14
4-YEAR-OLD BOY
SPOILS BLUFF
OF HIS MOTHER
Mrs. Black, Arrested for Kid
naping, Protests Loneli-
ness.

By United Press
TERRE HAUTE, IND. July IA
Mrs. Bonnie Black Of Danvillo. Ill,
was under arrest today because her
son, 4-year-old Harold Black. spoiled
her "bluff." She was charged with
kidnapping Harold from his fathers
home in Danville, and bringing him
to Terre Hauts.
Mrs. Black was indignant when de-
tectives found her at a local hotel
and charged her with being the kid.
naper. She told them they would
"havs to pay" for even suspecting
her.
Then one OF the detectives stepped
The Indianapolis times., 1922-07-14
ELECTION BOARD
OFFICIALS TELL
FLATE PRIMARY
Grand Jury Expected to De-
vote Entire Time to
Vote Frauds.

Precinct election officials have tes-
tilted before the Marion county grand
jury, it became known today. The
grand jury is said to be investigating
Irregularities in the recent primary
election.
Indications point to the grand jury
devoting an it's time to the primary
election investigation after routine
matters are disposed Of.
Reports on cases of persons in Jail
or on bond will come first. it IS said
by Prosecutor Evans.
The Indianapolis times., 1922-07-14

over 20 where Harold was watching
the traffic pass and said:
What's your name, buddy7"
Harold Black" the boy replied.
Then the mother broke down and
cried. She admitted that she had gone
to Danville from Texas because she
was so lonesome for the boy she
couldn't stand to be away from him
longer.
She called taxi. drove to where
the boy was playing, bundled him in.
side and ordered the driver to come to
Terre Haute.
The Indianapolis times., 1922-07-14
Home Body Organizes

The Community Home Association
with thirty directors, organized for
the purpose Of conducting a COM
munity home or homes in Lafayette
has filed articles OF incorpation with
the secretary Of State.
The Indianapolis times., 1922-07-14
TILLIE PLANS FINAL PLEA

VIII Ask Grandpa John d. for Con.
sent to Marry Iiveryman.
BY DATED Press -,
CHICAGO, July 14.--Mathilde Nc.
Corrn4ci< left today, to make final
plea to her grandfather. John D.
The Indianapolis times., 1922-07-14
MOTHER CHANGES MIND
Again Offers to Sell Baby TO Pay for
Parents Operation.

HECIIV VpCK UlIUAAs
By United Press
BYESVILLE, Ohio, July 14.-Baby
Richard Turner today again went on
the auction block
He will be sold. his mother, Mrs
Augusta Turner. said, for $4,000 to
defray expenses OF treatment for her
mother who is suffering from an in.
durable ailment-
Mrs. Turner, exercising the wom-
EMS right, changed her mind three
times since she first announced her
intention Of selling the child.
The Indianapolis times., 1922-07-14
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Rockefeller, for consent to her mar
riage to Max oser. Swiss livery stable
proprietor.
According TO present plans Mathilde
will be married in the early fall
The Indianapolis times., 1922-07-14
GERMANY PAYS UP
Embassy Turns Over Thirty Million
Marks in Gold.

BY United Press
PARIS, July 14.-The German era-
bassy today announced that 10000, 900
gold marks of the July reparations In.
stallrnArlt will be paid today.
It. is expected 100000 marks more
will be paid tomorrow, when the full
81, 100000 mark payment is due.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-08-26

five games, Rogers Hornsby, the st.
Louis star, succeeded in widening to
10 points the gap that separates him
from his rivals in the scramble for
the batting honors of the National
League as compared to IL points a
week ago.
Hornsby is batting 1882, W lille Big
bee. of Pittsburgh, his closest rival,
is hitting 1868. Grimes, of Chicago is
Just point behind Bigbee Hornsby
has bagged thirty homers, with Will
liams, of Philadelphiaas his closest
competitor with 10.
Hack" Miller. of Chicago, has
shown liking for left-hand pitching,
and batted his way into fifth place in
the list of leaders by connecting
safely eight times in his last four
games. Miller's performance, with
the exception of Hornsby, was the out
standing feature of the week.
Max Carey, of Pittsburgh, continues
to be the class of the league in base
stealing with a total of &c. Other
leading batters for 80 or more games:
Hollocher, Chicago, 1854; Miller,
Chicago. .354; Carey. Pittsburgh, $50;
Gelly, New York, .344; Daubert, Gin
cinnati. BAL; Wakes Philadelphia,
$40; Johnson, Brooklyn. 337; Ban
croft New York, 1897.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-08-26
Tennis
Golf
Track
BIG LEAGUE DOPE

New York Aus. =o.-Inl Sew lOra
aud 81. Louis American cI4ps, b.,
brUaklns even iu double header a.
thc toi0 grounds. remained st4lOnars
u tncir Egnt Tor tAc league leader
snip.
st. Louis. behind Sh0,kcrs good
pitching took the ir.. rtme . 10
aud los, iuc SECOND tu o.. failing 20
solve Joy Busns delivery aud tncr
ld.img mort OBJ RALLY.
Boa the NIugua. League the New
York tllb uytr como Three home runs
n the cirhIu a.u ninth innings and
defeated their most formidable rivals.
The wiumus ir,sS was stopped by
Brooklyn which took both ends at q
double header uy hitting. Iu Chicago
the Cubs aud ihe rhiliics engaged 90
one uf those heavy scoring. heavy
hitting and hcaVyet -ythiIs contests
that come hu' once m o decade OF
major league history. The combined
score - Is major league record
for one game both teams accounted
Tor "a hits. another record and there
were any number Of extra base blows.
bases on balls aud the ike. Chicago
won - To %.
cleveland made but two hits Oh the
Offering uf Quinn and the lted SON
shut them out . 90 d. Detroit de-
iCated Washington 3 to ..
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-08-26
NOTED PUBLISHER Ill

Chicago. Aug. 60 Dclavan Smith,
publisher OF the indianapolis News
and vice president Of the oliver Type
writing Company. WAS reported today
to be critically ill al his Luke Forest
summer home. Several blood trans
fu3ions were said 10 have been made.
Smith took part in the Panama canal
controversy with the late President
Roosevelt and because Of an editorial
in Smiths newspaper. he was as
signed by Mr. Roosevelt to the former
president famous "Anania's Club.
Mr.. Smith Is a son Of the late William
Henry Smith. who many years ago
was general manager Of the Assoclat-
cd Press
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-08-26
ARGENTINE POLO TEAM
INVADES UNITED STATES

Rumson, Aug. 26.-The 1922 Polo
season will get under way today when
the Argentine team meets the Orange
county four on the Rumson Country
club field in the first match Of the
tournament for the Herbert Memorial
cup.
Heralded as one of the most form
idable aggregations of mallet wielders
to invade the United States for some
time the play of the Argentenians
fresh from triumphs in Europe will be
watched with unusual interest. They
must concede- the Orange Country
quintet five goals handicap.
The play for the Herbert Memorial
cup will continue until Saturday Sep
TENDER 2, when the finals are
scheduled. The open championship
starts Labor Day, the next Monday
The lineups for today's match fol
lows:
Argentine-No. 1. David B. Miles;
No 2, John B. Miles; No. 3, John d.
Nelson; Back, Lewis L. Lacy.
Orange County-No. 1. w. Averill,
Lyman; No. 2. Charles c. Crumsey;
No. 3. Malcolm Stevenson; Back, Nor
gan Belmont.
BUY YOUR MEATS at MiIIer's Mar
ket. Phone 841. 212 N. Ky. Ave.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-08-26
BABE RUTH HAS
CHANCE YET FOR
BATTING HONORS

Chicago Aug. 26.-(By the Associ'
ated Press Sway back, when his
home-run total was expressed in a
single figure-and when suspensions
and bleacher hOotings were more of a
daily occurrences than a four base hit
Babe Ruth said the 1922 season
would end with him in the champion
hOme-r run hitter of the major leagues.
In those days, back in May, Babe and
Mrs. Ruth seemed to be about the
only people in the United States con-
iident of Ruth's comeback. Today
Ruth's challenge to Kenneth Williams
Of st. Louis, whose home-run hitting
at the start of the season was a sensa-
lion and Tillie Walker Of the Athletics
has begun to sound like the real thing.
Ruth. with the close of the season
little more than a month away. has 26
homers to his credit, Williams and
Walker 81. The Bambino smashed
out four this week, while the best
Williams could do was a pair.
Walker, however. connected with
three. Ruth, if he continues his pres
ent pace, will make his prediction III
the Judgment OF baseball critics.
The race in the American League
for batting hUlOrs continues to be
merry one with the veterans battling
to overcome George Sisler, of st.
Louis, who is showing the way with
an average OF .413. Ty Cobb. pilot of
the Tigers, is trailing Sisler with 400
and iris Speaker, leader of the In
dams is next, with $40. The remark
able smuggling. Of Harry Heilman, of
Detroit, the past week, has placed him
among the first four with an aver
ageof .353. The averages include
Wednesdays contests.
Hauser, Connie Mack's first sacker,
although he has played in only rs
games, madea wonderful showing dur
ing the past week; from a position
down about Goth in the list, Hauser
boosted his average from .321 to .351
by making II hits in eight games.
S;sler added three more bases to
his string Of theits and continues to
set the pace Tor base stealers with
40. Other leading batters participant
ing in 80 or more games: Tobin. st.
Louis, $50; Williams, St. Louis, 1876;
Schang. New York, 1888; Galloway,
Philadelphia, $50; Blue, Detroit, $50;
Bassler. Detroit, .S39.
Smashing out 10 hits in thes last
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-08-26
SANFORD KIWANIS CLUB In
AMATEUR ATHLETIC UNION

Winter aPrk, Fla, Aug. 26.-The
Kiwanis Club of Sanford have Joined
the Amateur Athletic Union and have
made application to enter the South
eastern Swimming Championships at
Rollins college September IL. This
goes to show that iKwanis at San
ford is always on the alert and desires
to do everything in their power to en-
courage everything that it good.
The leading figure representing
Sanford Kiwanis is George Vihlen who
S. NJ. Lloyd of Sanford says. will
carry away the high honors in the
breast stroke and the diving" Vihlen
before coming to America won sew
eral first places in Aquatic meets on
theother side and has taken a real in
terest in swimming since his coming
to Sanford. Vihlen is doing all he can
to increase interest in aquatic sports
at Sanford. having given much of his
time without charge in instructing the
High School swimmers of that city.
The. Kiwanis Club members are
planning to attend the championships
in body and will give their leading
representative ample support. To look
at Vihlen one would judge that he
would be first to pass under the finish
line in the breast stroke.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-08-26
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VIRGIN ISLANDS ARE NOW F.
DECLARED OFFICIALLY DRY

Charlotte Amelia, st. Thomas, Vir-
gin Islands, August 26-The Virgin
Islands are now officially dry and
the Volstead act is in force, but Rear
Admiral Kittelle, the naval governor,
by official publication, has announced
that there are no funds provided by
law for the enforcement of the act
and that the police officers in the
island will have watchout for viola
tons which will be punishable in the
local courts.
The period of time granted for the
disposal of liquor stocks on hand ex-
PRED Julv 90. A commission is now,
in washington urging modification of
the law to permit the sale of liquors
as ship stores in order to prevent for
eign ships giving up st. Thomas as a
port of call.