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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-22
YELLING IS GOOD
DEFENSIVE BOXER
Chicago Lightweight Has Met
All 135.Pound Stars for
Six Years
IN RING For ELEVEN YEARS
IN RING FOR ELEVEN YEARS
BY LOUIS II. JAFFE

TOE WILLING is a bohemian
= American. lie also is 4 lightweight
boxer Of national reputation. bat the
fight fans-gentlc and rough-rrobably
wouldn't know who he was unless the
name of Joe yelling was used.
Yes. Joe Willing. Chicago citizen.
and Joe yelling. Windy City boxer,
are one and the same. This wicl,lcr of
natures weapons has been before the
pugllistic public for long time
eleven years. to be specific, as Wclling's
ring days date back to the winter of
1911.
While yelling cannot be taken
seriously as a contender for the light.
weight crown which Lew Tender will
attempt to knock from the raven block
locks of one B. Leonard on the much
ta'ked'of acres at Jersey City next
thursday night. Joseph probably could
60 along and make things uncomfortable
Tor the titlcholder and the flock Of other
l35 Founders.
yelling once had chance at Leon.
aru ute. 1t was in the fall of
io2o at the Madison Square Garden ana
benny found Joe fur from being n cinch.
In the fourteenth round Leonard finally
got him and yelling was saved by the
referee from being counted out. That
was the other time Joe was defeated de =.
rlsively, the first kno rl:put being suf.
fered by yelling in l., in the fourth
round of Il tilt with .Ia.K Redmond
While Welling Is u good two handed
boxer, his best forte is his defense.
That fourteen-round battle with Leon :
ard. proves it, as do dozens of bOuts
with other stars among the lightweight
leaders.
For six years the Chicagoan has been
in the first flight of the lightweight diyi
sion. Back in 1916 Joe hooked m
against such men as Ever Hammer
Phil Bloom, Johnny Dundee, Jack Brit
ton, Sam Robidenu. johnny Griffith.
and Richie Mitchell
From then on yelling has been meet
ing all of the Op-notchers. and tn;
fact that he was given Il match Will
Leonard in 1920 proves that he wa.
considered to be one of the leading CON
tenders for the l3J pound laurpls. Aftel
this match, several months later, Well
ing again was matched with Benny anC
they boxed eight rounds to no decision
at st. Louis.
Wclling has been opposition for Ten
dler In several bouts. While Lew ha
won on points. Tender never really out
clSssed the Chicagoan.
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Sports Served Short

Ottawa. 0nt.-The Chicago White Soy to-
day exercised the.r option on Third Base.
he @ in esy FSa T.
report to the SoX Immediately.
Brockton. Mass.-Jimmy Fruzetti, OF this
city. was awarded the decision over Johnny
Clinton. OF Boston. lightweight champion OF
New England, in ten rounds here. 1t was
Fruzzettfs night all the way.
New York-Chcago's Fire Department
baseball team oyercalne an early lead made
BY The New York nrsagh,ers and won, 10 to
caroans. the series, as they took the frst
game. TO !?
nirminSthami sthaTai Ala;-f!aTTy Ha;msn; At,
so. SO. ''''0 " '' WV w.
amateur hasebal player, was Instantly
sa Ss b.nSs M1HIsdae a, E"sy THsH bat sppns
twilight game, struck him in the head frac.
turing the skull and crushing his face.
NsM ors"pS a"d W.ner nnrs e Ssw
fought fifteen rounds to a draw.
ChicaGo.-,Jimmy Kcsne, Of Chicago. won
/ the diamond medal title OF tho American
Rogue League and with i the rogue cham
| p'onshIp after week Of competition with
| the country's masters
Chicago -. S; Dawson Heron. national
| amateur golf champion In 1919. while n
| resident OF Pittsburgh, set as course record
| Of sxty-niHe for the 0iiO yard links Of the
! Exmoor CLUB.
Atlanta. Gg.-Pil Rar'den. formerly Of
| thr Ne,v York Giants. has resigned as man
agor Ct tn" Atlanta Southern Assoca ION
| Ia ,eball tca,n, and Dutch Bernsen FIRST
| ba .en,an, has been placed In charge pend
| ms the appointment OF a permanent man.
AgOH.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-22
Showing Browns Before Fellow Citizens Fro
HOW Does II Strike YOu?.
Pillette's Record
------
PlayfelIoD Verdict
ydcks0n's Plea
By
THE OBSERVER

THE autobiography IN
Htss rss s'' %!.s' Sea him rop.
the s % IF fss % sesa ' "ys . oSs
the Seattle s Ss Hs cs
finally agreed part with 10000 to obtain his
% .ss @ s:s ,o1 figured s they xs;: getting " the
when the Tigers were training near Coz ces home in Geo
se1'1 % s Ss' ns int on that %s r" '"
opened he given chance
Eleven %% % .f @ n n1' 'fs the baseball publ"
sensations of the American League season -
HERMAN TYSON in stuny Mc1nns Grand
time G,'S hit ] va. Is % s ss s 's SSs.e ssn s % T. first
The a.:t second heats
of ball game for the first time In his career
Unwrtten Law Of Horse Trader Upheld
TN judgment sOoOOO favor Of Harry
@ has %s' ss's s
through his mouth of nntur '''''
s,s" s"sr % ss" % % non r':os 5osn sns for 'st % fro"
chat The n id n in s r % Nf % ] s~ % ss''f s p
aru way mot not necessary give written % @ as to the sound
discerne the naked develops after
THAT S.S and
fSr defect S'''"' ''
"e s ' h'S: ss'ss
from the horse not specified the time Of the trade gives the purchaser
applies
vicious break down jump fences and destroying
Leaving % s"ns % uxen eI % to oss Sh wapes broadly upheld the m
courts.
WINNING the Philadelphia professional and the titles
w KOnner's
with brilliant II he
putting he would rank with the best in the
Of Joe Jackson Il
JACKSON White
balls door pleading for admission the fare Of fame
York night Jackson of
World
Eddie 'a:% .: s: S;w % s
national of baseball
No business firm would be
OF his Fidelity
. wholesome enterprise.
And baseball
. l o a or sport.
BY fair dealing
he has reformed but his chance organized baseball
THE return OF r. Norris Williams brilliant
YESTERDAY In the I"ngwood semi final when the Harvard
eliminated Wallace 5nsOn
make bid
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Independent Scores

South PhlIs, 81 Philo. Terminal. e uI
inn inRsI.
Nah ,n0y City. II; Nativity. 3,
niOn, l0i Internal Rcyrnuo. !.
Mcief Der,' ;, rnssenecr Traffic. :.
Minnewa u iiridcsbnrG !. g., J..
Columbia &. e., 4; stern, =
Bartram Park, o. StOnPhurst, !.
Twrnty-eighth Ward, l5i Brown +. C.. o
Sorth Phils, 81 Kensington, !.
Tinicum \, a.. u St. Mala'hy, o.
Greenw 0Od \. 4, y, Elkhart Pros, Y.
Ledger A.. A., l0i Northwest 4. A., s.
-. Bnrnabas, II; Notascme, 2.
Hilldale. !, Sh ,nahan. I.
Sphis, o. DOhson, I
Sfenton. Iii MrlrOsr, 2.
Flrisher, lOi Lnn-duiC. o.
Mar.hnil u. smith, q; krns. Conc, I.
Chester. 81 Tridrsburg. I.
Fntcrprisr, o. Colonial L.
Franft0rd. 2; Keystone, I.
t;Icnsidc. !, A,hbOuTne ).
Lit Bros, o. h'irniic ,Diy'sion, 2.
81. tailistus, 2; southern 4. A.. I.
Polish Americans, IL Mohawk. 4.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-22
TOMMY DEVLlN GETS DRAW
Manayunk Welter and Peck Martin
Break Even at Cambria Club

Joe Peck" Martin, of Kensington,
and Tommy Dcvlin, the Manayunk well
terwcight. hattlad to draw in the
eight -rund windup at the Cambria A.
G. last night. Tommy Riley. who was
the third man in the ring, had soft
Job. as it was not necessary to come be-
tween the combntants at any time. the
bout being especially clean.
The semi wlndup ended in the fourth
when Young Tierney put away George
Hemar. The other results: Walter
Rennie defeated Joe Sharkey in six
rounds Jack Martin knocked out Jack
Kessles. of Pottsville. in the second
Tommy White beat Young Chappie in
! six sessions.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-22
DENNY LEONARD has a battling

~rESy J,E'n\ARD has n battling
r 49, ai,,.. ,os f,r
- average CT .''' "'''' ,,. -
Lew Tender. says Ed Van Every vi
New York. Tho champion has taken
part in lH5 fights, of which sixty tonr
'."'t '',"','' n.I ,,.. .ho Phil.
Again TINS score we ''i' ,"". 49,
adclphia boy with the Carl Mays de!lV-
an hn. on,crol tbo ronod arena for 1l3
engagements and has spillel his man
saa 10 nn,,nt nnIv twenty. two times.
''' i,nLs a, .Icr for Benny than the
mos, nr Ms i,n,rinod NJ first glance.
'''o ox"minn,i,n into the record OF
g., nni. make, one wonder if we
,."un ''" ,,n,Io - mistake in rating Mr..
'r.n,iior with ,he classy Benny.
'rr,.' ,ho ,wontv.two bows who have
ho'n w stnwci s"T nwoy by Tender there
are but three names that stand out
" o,o,rnrtbv rt",nb performance, ag Peter was
an, no',"n, nrnttv ,tt ,,nrnblo buttler. George
Chan"v cHr, " took Took n ten. second siesta in the
' m"",; 81 rnund . and while CLANCY is
, ,nr,o,im.s referred to as having weak
;nm, Ln h,s only been counted out four
Jaw r' nus ",',H H,nm f,hts Rohby Bar
: thn'' ID ''"sr w. IL n victim in Ten
reN: WI" n", n,, 'Hi,o - crccu rlnsster.
uI'r a,1,rn,oL H. "S" that No is II tough
.,, Ia, m'','" w. Evan nunches with.
oa.rmp rnn, T ohnnt nil there is to Ten
: ina, u 'p"". a.
DYER IS IN w. r''''"'
Benny's *. ID. .,,, o,o 70 Tho
! There is '"nSiaHran'p n"'t ,,o noint
record "f H"nnY i;"oh,,rn w. ~" v.nl,on,
of sending home the kn"cko", s,I M"',Uy sm'h
ON Bcnny'S r. w. ',S. WI Rocly
name IL ,,n,r,nv White. Willie
Emn,%S. 'h"r,1D ,o, " Vic Moran,
Ri'rhi"' Gene ''"rr,",, rnmn,v IIouck, Joe
nn"k",H iim'm"'H NJ, ,,aon '" Sbomus O'Brien
Nlando', fhl' 't"T'm' 't,n, i"r, T;r,e Mel Coo.
Leo J"nn>Hn' S"I'"r Nv man ropu
gan and ",h"r o"kS ,. ~ not ~ Ionst' Johnny
tation, and InSt' put Un,s vi '''''
Kilbanc and fr"unF W"ar" on tho b,y wo,-
Leonard mas S"tn o o'' aS well ms IN,
lop on the toNgh poss' ~
speed boys, R;cbie Mitchell
Rocky Kansas; H'yNaI Wn,,i,s " Eve,
Frankie hriI', ~, 90. IIorvav Tborpe
Hammer. rhil nluo'n' I,nWv and nos
Eddi" Kelly. Jimmy torn nu bova stnvc,
Siblv On" or TWO o'n'l ~ nat Stand II,
with Tender, hNt '9"I' r nn, ''""' vi
under the nNnrh"S orI W '.,"" had .,arte,
tn" be'iet thal "uho, iD",",I ,' s,rnnpth
TO slip; wN;rh was r sun, "h"winc nanins
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-22

The tournament was run off with the
utmost smoothnc>s. with the steady
hand of Francis Warner ut the helm.
IT was a triumph for American bred
and Philadelphia bred golfers and set
Il high mark for coming opens to shoot
at,
As they finished their gruclng lost
rounds the players who were in rho
money gathered around the cightccuth
green and waited for the news OF
whether or not the late arrivals had
beaten them. Mr.. Godbcck took the
sob stuff sm.ingly when he learned that
burly Jim Edmundson had knocked him
out Of the select set.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-22

James F. Dougherty at Ridley Park.
The Baron rigged up one of the best
gyInns In America for his hard hitting
prOtege. Tomorrow Bobby again will
do on ly few stunts to loosen up and
then he will await the sound Of the
bell.
Kid Wagner is n Philadelphia prod.
uct to box on this card. He will help
introduce Sammy Seiger. of New York,
to Philadelphia fans. Earl France Is
to box Eddie Fitzsimmons: Joe O'Don.
nell and Benny Berris will clash and
the opener will be between Ad Stone
and Eddie Hayes, a Shenandoah heavy.
weight, who also is a football star In
the coal regions.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-22
LEONARD \. 0. PCT.
BETTER THAN LEWIS
Champ Has Stopped Ga Foes for
.345 Average-Tendler
Has 1873
NEW YORKER PICKS BENNY
NEW YORKER PICKS BENNY
Hughcy McLoon to Be Guest
of Champ at Tender Bout

IIughcy McI.oon. once mascot o'
the Athletics and other clubs. is in-
cudcd on the list OF Champion
Benny Lconard's close PhiadclphlA
friends. Ilughcy wrote Benny sew
cral days ago about seeing the Leon.
ard Tender bout at Jersey City ana
this is the answer received by the
lite fellow: Don't worry. oil
kid will see that you get ticket
for the fight. 1t will be at your
house few days before the fight.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-22
BOBBY BARRETT ON EDGE
FOR BOUT WITH WELLINC
Redhead In "PInk" for Contest al
Shlbe Park Monday

Bobby Barrett is in the pink" The
Clifton Heights red head has has an
nounced himself In perfect fettle for
his bout with Joe yelling, of Chicago
This match is to be held on Monday
night at Shibe Park, and the light.
weights will go on In the final bout OF
five eight round matches.
Barrett will do some light work nj
his opcn-air camp on the estate OF
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-22
ATHLETICS HAVE WON
II OUT OF 24 TILT
DURING HOME STAND
Slim Harris Failure to Vim Has Been Costly to Macks
Who Fell Into Last Place After Bro,cns Second
Straight Victory-Poor Hitting Has Hurt Team

E Athletics long Monday with Washing
than
looked
in the
like the ..-.., =,
Perkins and his mates hav" turned
that
Mackmn the cellar after week spent
In seventh place
home by dopng three out Of four Then
hugaoo with or SIX
thrilled the baseball world found the MackSn taxing
Of
the lead the time and local IAN
Athletics had last reached the stride
predited for them
has been broken For three games
ovacskie and Chlc shut
ing outa and Nor om the trick
snnd-lot"
defeated WIN
but Elan
ovcrshadowcd work i'ai-
more
by Lee F"h the
sr Athletics
White the Attn
letics cellar
who has
his lie
waopd until Mack pulled
the mound the twelfth defeat of the for pitcher who was
with III"
help of ommc Eddie doing his with eleven victories but Harris
has failed dismaly. in but
HARRIS stride the Athletics wOud be
certain to finish better thu" last and possibly sirth Ha"v and
could through
and then the task Of getting moa not be
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-22
NATIONAL LEAGUE
YESTERDAY SREsULTs

YES EHOAV SHESOIVS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
n.;n%n,. EItts;n%rsh. 4, o. y,x yrnI"%3c,phis %clpc 0.
Chicngo. 1. Brooklyn. o.
It. Louis. 9; boston. 1.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
St. louis. 10; Athletics. 9.
Cf"tSianS CfSstSi 3, Gn''Wy;S WS:hnH.taon Ha '"nS5ns"'.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Newark, \; Syracuse. o.
BuTnlo. p; Reading. o:
BaltimOre-TOrOntO tpostp0ned).
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
MIn"cspoI nn"cpoIs g. TSo TSIslo Grst sscaDs s"%s,
Joui.vil e. -i3. Milwaukee,. 10.
Kansas cts. 8; indianapolis. 3.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Noble. 3: At4,rt,. =.
birmingham. re; New Orleans. I.
Little Rock. 2; Chattanooga. 40 innings
Other clubs not scheduled.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Hartford. 0; Albany. 3.
t'itchburg, o; bridgeport 3.
New Haven. 0; Springfeld; I tfrst xame)
New Haven. 10; Springfield. 'secont
Pttsacll. IL. Waterbury,, o oarst game,
P.ttsfield. IL waterbury, tsecOnd game)
TODAYS SCHEDULE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Philadrlphia at Pittsburgh
New York at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Boston Mt st. Louis
AMERICAN LEAGUE
st. IOuis ut Philadelphia.
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland at Washington.
Chicago at Boston
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Jersey City at Rochester.
Newark at Syracuse.
Baltimore ut Toronto.
Reading ut Buffalo
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-22
Boots and Saddle
The $40. 600 International Handle

AHo SiV'ooV lHtclIhtIOnal H0nu1Cap
at a mile and an eighth ushcrs in the
kenilworth race meeting OF seven days
today. Horses from three years old up
are eligible. BOniface has top weight
OF 1873 pounds, since EXtcrminator will
not be among the starters. Radio has
bottom weight of 9S pounds. Fire
brands impost is l21 pounds. John
Finn, which ran third in the Derby and
likes the route. gets in with 100 pounds.
Horses which seem best at Kenil-
worth are: First race, Oakwood, Lady
Boss, Bill O'Flynn; second, BABY
Mine, June Fly, Paddle; third, Anglum
Maid. Rocky Mountain. Quanah
fourth, Second Thoughts. Sauve Prince,
Sycamore; fifth, John Finn, Firebrand,
j. X. l.. Ross entry; sixth, Orgarite.
90 La La, DR.. Rae; seventh, Gour-
mand, Kewpie O'Neal, Sundail II.
The Yonl.ers Handicap, $4,000 added,
to be decided today at Empire City,
looks like gift for the Rancocas
Stable, which has Grey Lag, Mad Hat
ter and Knobbie entered. Horses which
seem best at Empire City are:
First race, Teddy r., Wayward
Lady, Vendor; second, Cirrus, Exodus,
Ten Lee; third, Bud Lerner, Rancocas
entry, Tall Timber; fourth. Grey Lag,
Devastation, Pirate Gold: fifth, Ace of
Aces, Winneconne, Thornhcdge; sixth.
Greentrce Stable entry, Madden entry,
Home stretch.
Jockey NJ. Garner has arrived Mt
Kcnilworth to ride Fircbrand in the
running Of the International Handicap
today.
Kimbaii Patterson, at the conclusion
of the Krnilworth meeting. will leave
for Saratoga to attend the yrarling
sales, and r0ntcmp'atcS making Sovera
purchases for his employers. Me srS
Harding and Bean. During his abycn =
he has arranged with NJ. &. Kelly t.,
look after the horses he has been train
! ing on the Canadian circuit.
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Some Reasons for Our Failures

THE yesterday
. hits
TO 0
freak ors"!de taking
the wall the hagpo
hits the shows
off \
I'm in
is
which
Miller Galloway regulars o over
all the
o Pitching gand
ball falls
losing side Of the ledger
he
list Yesterday the
Morrison Birmingham
the jinx that has
Jimmy Ring
He walked
Wilhelm IL wild tha
let Smith settled down and hurled good bali
him the eighth Winters pitched
THE PhiIi n series the
Pirates Athletics did
the by Williams vim
We'nert snoring mOndertl
pitching the fhil should in the
that Tuesday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-22
Curley Ogden Pleoses Chester Fans

I1M who Travelled all the
~ from Chester tn" Athletics wn The Rotary Club O" that town.
Father Tom
Of members the
Harris failure
q
and ansr for
did another This occurred the eighth when Curcy
resident of
the mound. relieving sullivan.
yelled the the second third fourth
and subsequent joined
urlcy.
the end of Ce Ogden all Chester
didn't fail his fellow
With one down and Ogden 'co up TIE burden Jacobson greeted
Bonk who had made and previously famed
obstetrics wild blew
whooped things generally
TONNIE MACK much
the
thirds he
pitched joining Macklets
hits. them of the scratch
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-22

Chicago S. Dawson Heron, national
amateur golf champion in 1919. while
Of sxty-niHe, for the 0ii0 yard links Of the
EXmoor Club.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-22

ChicagO.-Jimmv Keane, Of Chicago, won
the d almond medal title OF tho American
ROque League. and with II the roque cham
ponshIp after Il week Of competition with
the country's masters.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-22

Ottawa. Ont.--The Chicago White Sox to-
day exercised Their option on Third Base
man Swcntor. Of the Valley Field team. OF
the Eastern Canada League Swentor is to
report to the SoX Immediately.
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wANTED-MALE HELP.

WANTED-15 married farm couples, with
furniture; IS single farm and dairy
hands: man and wife. hotel cooks: head
cooks. fry cooks: coIored 2nd cook; men
with teams to haul dirt; married farm ceu-
pie. with child; married farm couple
without children: pastry man. FErmans
Labor Agency, JOG West Eighth.
MEN-LEARN BARBERI&G- trade not
affected by strikes Big money the year
BIER COLLEGE, 544 Main St, Kansas City.
WANTFr-Young men over IS. truck
drivers, chauffeurs, clerks, stenographers,
cooks electricians. radio operators drafts
men Apply Room 4. 106 f. Sixth street.
WANTED-A collector. References and
bond required. Address "764," care
journal.
EXPERIENCED city solicitor. good pro-
position. Emahizer & Speilman.
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APPLY FOR NJ. s \. 4. ROAD.
Permission Thru Attorneys Asked to
Reorganize and Issue Stock.

Washington. March 31-The Mis-
souri, & North Arkansas railroad, thru
its receivers. made formal application
20 the interstate commerce commits
sion today for permission 10 reorgan-
IKE by issuing so, 600 shares of COM
mon stock and $5,000.00O in S per
cent first mortgage bonds in a new
company which will acquire owner
ship OF the entire railroad. The plan
proposed has been tentatively ap-
proved by the interstate commerce
commission and has been the subject
of negotiations and investigation be-
fore the commission several weeks.
The railroad suspended operations last
year.
Arrangements have been made,
however, for resumption which Will
be brought about by a government
loan Of SS,5O0,00O and in addition by
an increase of its revenues from traf-
fic handled Jointly with other roads.
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LOST AND FOUND.

NOTICE
Lost between office Of DR.. Owens in the
Mills Building and the Santa Fe offices. L
large red envelope, about Il in. by Il in,
and / large black envelope. about o in, by
IL in both containing X-Ray plates
Reward for return. Phone 12Oo santa II
hospital ~---,
HAND BAG lost in Crosby Bros rest room
$50 Thursday evening. Finder return to
Michel sisters at Crosby Bros. store Re
ward.
gTRAYED-Femaie Boston Terrier. about
Is hounds seal brindle white markings !:
ears trimmed. Phone 49o6 J. Reward.
LOST-FemaIe Boston Terrier. white and
brown spots, ears and tail clipped. Re-
ward A c. Heck Phone S103 II
IOST-Shrine pin, set with seven small
diamonds Return to police headquarters
and receive reward.
LOST-Elks club Thursday night, pair tor
toise rim glasses. Reward Call Blue
44TT
IOST-Gold wrist watch on gold ribbon.
Reward. Phone 1858 k-4-
silk umbrella. Call $40 or
White 4017. Reward.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

THE WINONA MILLS CO.-Manufacfurers
Of high grade hosiery. underwear and
sweaters. sold direct from mill to wearer
for over thirty years. wishes 10 secure the
services Of few Good men for Topeka and
surrounding territory. Call National Hotel
In person this evening or Saturday morning
and ask for our factory man, o. c. Parker.
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LEGAT.


--~~--~~-~---~----~-~-~s--
(FiEst published in The Topeka State
Journal, March u. 1922.l +
In the District Court Of Shawnee County,
Kansas
II. c. Daniels, Plaintiff.
The Piersen Manufacturing Companye
ct al. DefeDdants.
No. 34433.
NOTICE
To All Creditors OF The Piersen Aaanfae-
turing Company and to All others
whom II May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that the underE
signed, X. b. Austin, was on the 18th da 80
Of March, 1922, by the order of the Distrfcf
Court Of Shawnee County, Kansas. on the
application Of Richard j. Hopkins Att0r~
ney General OF Kansas, by intervening petf--
ton herein appointed receiver Of The Pier-e
sen Manufacturing Company to close OUT
the business Of said corporation In accord =
ance With the provisions Of Chapter 12sE
Laws Of Kansas, 1913. the charter Of said-
corporation having been forfeited for non-s
payment Of its annual fees.
You are further notified thnt said re-
ceiver has duly qualified and that all cre1- -
ftors and other having claims agafnsf Th~s
PieFaen Manufacturing Company must pre-
fore April 10th. 1872. or the same viii be-
R. b. AUSTIN. Receiver
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-03-31

Shish-sh-shl BurglaTsl Ida
Dietschi rrabbed her "trusty" po-
fato masher from the efficiency
kitchen cabinet Stealthiiy the
burglar entered the kitchen door.
2aml Blooiel Down came the po-
fato masher on his head And
down he went. But his pal rushed
10 his assistance and though Ida
flung q wicked masher she was
bound with a clothes line and the
burglars escaped. She is a makd
in the home Of Rudolph Mesquite,
New York.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-03-31
FIRE NEAR CHICAGO PIT.
Near Panic Averted as Insulation
Blaze Is Put Out.

Chicago, March 31.-A near panic
was caused in the wheat pit at the
Chicago board of trade today when
members engaged in n wild scramble
for their hats and coats when smoke
began pouring from the cloak room
door.
The smoke came from burning in
sulation on wires Of the telegraph Of
fees on the floor of the board of
trade building. The fire was quickly
extinguished with small loss. The
smoke screen halted trading in the
wheat pit for fifteen minutes.