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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-08
Dick Kerr Finds There's
No Sentiment in Baseball

nicK KERR. hero Of IN. 1919
~ world series. IN jus, about eon.
WINGED there isn't any sentiment In
baseball.
Followers 81 the national pamtime
well remember the White Sox scan.
dai Of that year II Il hadn't been
for the mastery pitching ~ Dick
Kerr IN that series. IN. affair would
have been very sad event
After Cicoits and Williams had
been beaten In tho first two games.
Kerr made n look worth while by
taking the third game. lie also won
another. causing White tox fans 10
pefk up and believe their faxoritou
had chance.
Kerr pitched such excellent ball
that the Scr couldn't lose hack 81
him. even tho rorn. % his team.
mates tried mighty hard 20 turn the
trick.
kerr'a loyalty ana honesty made
the 1918 world series. Eliminate HE
pitching and tho showing OF tho
White Sox would have been a Joke.
Two years have PASSED. what has
become % Dieky Kerr. the hero OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-08

rions In his seven starts on tho othcr
side OF tho Rocky mountains. hui he
didn't have any sctups either. Tie
fought seven times and won four dc.
eisions and drew three bouts.
German defeated Earl Baird on a
foul In four rounds. won from
Frankie Edwards In IS rounds and
defeated Jack Doyle and Dick Load
man In f2round sessions. lie boxed
draws with Baird. sammy Sclger and
Arlos Tanning.
The little spaniard Will take on
Iakey Morrow tonight IN io.round
bout In Portland. After the Portland
engagement he will hop on the rat.
tiers for Seattle where he boxes
Jimmy Sacco OF Boston four rounds
~ the Arena tomorrow night.
German Is stiil a young fellow. hu,
he's a veteran at the ring game and
rs he has been boxing regularly he
should be In fine fsttle. altho Nor.
row. who has been going well lately.
figures TO give him a battle In Port.
land tonight
Sacco. n newcomer TO the North
west. showed he had class when he
went SIX rounds 20 a draw with Bobby
Michaeis in Tacoma Thursday. Saeco
win work out at Austin & Salts gym
at . p. m. today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-08

the fiAahy Georgian.
one day one Of the Detroit veterans
broke cobb's bats into spiinters and
TOSSED the remains over the fence
Goth had brought these two bats
from the South 20 Detroit. and had
used them IN an Fanea. The veter.
ans thought that with the bats
broken Cobb'a luck would be gone.
Charlie Schmidt. then first string
catcher for the Tigers saw the act
committed. lie felt sorry for Cobb.
and asked him what he intended
doing. II can HIT with a fence rail.
said Cobb. schmidt loaned him hin
bats. and that afternoon Cobb made
fhses hits IN four times nj bat. But
In spite Of this nueeenH. he did not
continue using the model that
schmidt favored. but had duplicates
Of the old bats made. and used them.
Players are supersuiious about
their bats. for bats are credited with
carrying batting averages"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-08
East and West Due to Mix
in Major Flag Races Soon

vetnrnnn. arc In a good position for
the test. even n they DO have TO start
against tho tough cards.
Tho Yanks arr favored by the
schedule. which feeds them tho white
sox and Tigers until May 20. when
Ruth and Mcusei return 60 meet the
Browns on their first appearance.
Passing the first eighth hole Of the
race. both leagues are setting fast
pace almost 10 form.
The American league. with the eS.
csptlon ~ Washington and Chicago.
~ running up 20 expectations.
Washington Il next 20 Last because
OF poor pitching. and tho inclination
OF the club Go sympathize with itself
Tho white Sox are me surprise Of
the year. and they win he n sensation
n they linger long In the first divi.
sion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-08

F Famous HitterS OF Game
Are Pussy About Sticks

NToRKMEN are known by their
w tools and ball players BY their
bats. You will never find a good
hitter who does not take particular
pride and care when Il COMES 20 his
bats They must be Of n certain
weight and certain mold" or shape.
Tho weight all depends upon the
man using the bat Some % the
giants IN baseball use liEht bats.
Harry iiciimann. champion bntsmhn
OF the American league. for inst ancs.
and SONS Of the small men use heavy
bats,
During a haiting slump n batsman
Is liable 10 change TO heavier or
lighter bat, but many Of the good hit
,srs refuse to change under any con.
dition.
when ~ Cobb broke into tho
major leagues. he had plenty OF trou.
BILE In Detroit tits successes ifriiaied
the veterans OF tho Detroit club. and
they tried In many ways 10 ha ndioap
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-08
BY HENRY T. FARRFI.L

NEW YORK. May s--work starts
~ now for the high priced ball
players East aEains, West for tho
first time this year will make both
champion clubs get out and hustle.
Tho worlds champion Giants lead
the Eastern forces thru the West.
while the Ynnks champions win dig
IN with the other Eastern clubs 10
meet the first wave from tho Wild
and wooily.
Both the Giants and the Yanits. ~.
garded az prospective repeateru. have
had an easy time Fobbllng up the
Eastern clubs. aud their first test
comes now. as the bulk ~ strength
seems 10 be In the West In both
leagues
The Giants. hitting like trip ham
mers and getting fine pitching from
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SHADE BOYS
ALI. LOSE

Dave. Bully and George. OF the
Shade family. all lost In the East
Dave. who boxed n iSround draw
with Jack Brltton. has lost one de-
cision--that to Frankie shoels. He
has made by far the best showing OF
any Of this trio and stands next TO
Joe German in the matter OF record.
Billy. who came home from Aus.
tralLa with lot OF titles. has been a
big disappointment. He has ;s-sr sew.
eral decisions and was recently
knocked for the loop BY Billy Miske
George has also been defeated several
times.
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MURPHY WINS
AUTO RACE;
MAKES TIME

CoTATL Cal. May s.--Jimmy Muir.
ply. San Francisco. won the
100 mile feature event at the cotati
speedway. with Frank Elliott second
and Harry Hartz third
Peitro Bordino took the special 90.
mile event.
Murphy set a new worlds record
for 100 miles on a circular track by
averaging ii5.3 miles per hour. His
time was 90 minutes t.23 seconds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-08

|@nLEBs,{ 3

Yesterdays hero Jes. Barnes
pitched no-hit, no-run game against
the Phiis, the Giants winning, q to o.
One runner got base a pass.
but died In q double play. The Pills
s~nt In three pinch hitters la the
ninth, but they failed.
poveiFs homer in the ninth gave the
Braves 20 . win over ths Robins.
Faik hit q homer in the ninth with one
on. the White soE beating this Tigers,
. TO 7.
The Reds got TO Doek for four runs
In the eighth inning, but the Cards
won, to 8.
The Pirates pounded Alexander. Jones
and Shelves hard. and beat the Cubs.
II 20 s.
Sam Jones let the Senators down with
two hits and the Ysnks won, 70 /.
Joe Wood rot three doubles and n
single. and the Indians lost to ths
Browns. 10 20 T.
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OTHER COASTERS
LOSE

Joe BENJAMIN has been defeated by
Joe Tipiitz and Johnny Dundee while
Tim Kelly. Jack Reeves. Spider
Roach. Bert Coiima. Al Walker.
Willie Meehan, Phil Salvatore and
Harry Pelsinger have all lost. Babe
Herman. who was making good In
the featherweight ranks. was knocked
for home run in less than n round
by Pepper Martin the other night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-08

MO REPORT was turned In for the
~ Falcon A. c..Zeroieno Cubs AZ
Lower woodland park. or for the
Washington Park Ross Giants game.
az Washington park. Too many re-
ports are not coming In NJ Tho star
on time Sunday nights. All this dc
rartmeut asks tho teams 20 do n TO
obtain their home grounds on time
and 20 send their report. In Unless
those two missing reports are turned
IN NJ The ssar In writing before noon
Tuesday. tho Washington Para and
Falcon A. c. teams viii lose their
franchises IN the league Drastic
measures arc Necessary In or'ler TO
impress upon the league managers
to nse,-- OF Gireing b. iAs rega.
la,ions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-08

TWO DEAD IN
DETROIT OVER
BALL GAMES

nETROTT. May s.-Bali games
~ furnished unusual thrill. here
sunday. with the result that two are
dead, due 20 the oyer.eNcitenent.
Alfred Kenning. s.. succumbed un.
der great emotion ~ Navin field.
when ~ Cobb cracked home run
over the right field fence with two
on
Julius Van Overmcr died while
watching sand lot contest between
youngsters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-08

the 1918 world serics7
Kerr. because Of rather HilRh'
salary difference. has refused 10 re
port 10 the Chicago club and has
automatically suspended himself. III
IL 20 pitch srrni.pro ball around Chi
cago.
Kerr has good reasons for believ
inR their isn't any sentiment In base
ball Ills loyalty to tho game de
served a better fate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-08
DUFFY WAS
Rig DISAPPOT~TNENT

Oakland Jimmy Duffy. who looked
likc q million bucks in two four.
round fights here. went East and
strangely resembled n plugged nickel
Bobby Barrett and Lew Tender both
Knocked him out Duffy IS now back
In Oakland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-08

Summary tnrinxs pttehed~~Hr hsh@e
-. ~ bat ~. hits b. SEER y. 81 bat
4. hits :. ~ crumpier :. ~ bat -. hits
b. Frssfnaa J. at hat . bits I Credit
victory 60 Eehorr defeat % Freeman
Rams responsible fgr~- crumpisr J. Hsukr
. struek oat--By Crumpt-f =. BY H~nks
q - Sehorr Bases on halls aOff
Crun si~r .. of Hsnks & Hr ~ pitcher
--cnsto via pitch-@fl~nks. staiea
bss--fans T~o-bss. hifs--Itsnks. Lanr.
~ ole. Eidrsf Dophls piays-Har9sut 30
Pools. Tohin 20 stumnf TIms@g 10
Umpifsa-byron ard Casey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-08
BANTANiS ALL
LOSE OUT

All three Coast bantams who went
Fast this winter suffered defeat at
least once George Marks lost to
Abe Goldsteln. Danny Edwards had
10 bow to Young Montreal and Billy
Mascot dropped a pair OF bouts In
phiiiy town
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-08
BAIRD AND RIDLEY
ROTH DEFEATED

Earl Baird has dropped four de.
c1sions. loosiug to German. Michaels.
Jacks and Leary. Ridley was defeat
ed b. Michaels. Baird Is stlll In the
East while Ridley is now In Aus
tralia-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-08

LOUISVILLE. May s.--Morovich.
last years unbcaien two ear.old.
and fnvofite for IN. Kentucky derby.
is resting at Churchill Downs today
after a trip from the east. Arriving
on tho same train with the Block
colt were My Play. fun brother OF
Mnno' War and John Paul Jones.
siorovieh IL quoted as : 10 favor
lie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-08

SUMMARY inniuxs pttrhe1 - -
AZ BAT fs. hits I. Freeman =. At eet =,
M. .. charge aefsat Is i.syersHss huns
responsible for-afeNefens :. tfess
struck euts-uy t.evereus :. ~ Dress ,,
R4as. on halis-oft t.sxrfsus I. sff 1aess
a ut W pitched heii~-hlsn. VIC
pitch t.syrrvss stoisp hsss Lane Ne
-. ma spencer Sacrifices hits NO
rarr. FfilStt Z poubie play -stafnrf %
Aaarn. 20 Murphy Tims-i.ts. tmplfes
CaAay and NYrnh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-08

NEW YORK Lew Tender. Phila
delphla lightweight. declined an of
fer OF fs7. 500 from Tex Richard "a
meet Benny Leonard IN Jersey CITY
according to Billy Gibson. Lconard's
manager.
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Portland
BoyTook
FourTiffs
Drew Three Times in 9th
er Starts; Boxes Sacco
Here Tuesday
BY LEO III. LASSEN

~ the two dozen
Western boxers
who invaded tho
East IN the past
year. Joe Cor
man. the husky
ltttie Portland
lightwclei,i " a :
the only one who
escaped without
n defeat.
German ellsln Z
fight any cham
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Seattle Plays Vernon
and Salt Lake Team
Redskins Climb Into Tie for Fifth Place With Tn
Work Over the Weekend; Big Series Ahead WI
Tigers and Bees
BY LEO II. LASSEN

DUR Indians are on their way
Kicking the tar out of Portland duriI
the past week, winning five out of :
starts, the Seattle tribe is now tied for fif
place with the Los Angeles champions.
Leaving home in the basement. Seat
passed Portland and Sacramento and {
but half game behind Oakland.
The club is winning because the boys
hitting. and they're getting some swe
hurting. Just wait until Sammy Crane
injected at shortstop and there won't be Al
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-"
.uattst FOR Sargent IN eiGntn-
fTsmtsea fer cranpler IA siEhth.
fRan FOR Cos ~ eighth.
So. ~ tmn4ana
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Standing Of Star League Teams


way by sinking tho Arahi Cubs under
a II 90 tally at u. " Day Sunday.
Charley Hardin hurled beautiful
game for the Liberty Park outfit and
held the NipponA 10 two safeties
The score. H. n. T..
West a wheeler. .........ii Is o
Aaahi Cubs ....ss........ z
nafteriea-~i Hardin and Mitchell.
Magazine and kono.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-08
HILLMAN BOYS
WIN 1876 GAME

The Hillman Merchants Of The
Star league Journeyed 10 Keunydale
Sunday and walloped tho hum town
talent, Is TO 6. The Star leaFuers
had a fat day at the plate, collecting
1s safeties. Jack Dwyer went wild
with the stick. getting a home run,
a triple and two doubles. while Man.
ager Leidtke also refused 10 be put
out, getting homer, double and
two singles. The score: ". II. f.
Billman Merchants .....t5 10 7
kennydale ............- 4
Batteries. MeGilvray and repin.
Elder and Roland
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s. FEisSe1s
PACIFIC ooAsr irAour

now r,Ir sERit~ ENDED
Seattle g. lattiand I
salt Lake s. Sacramento :,
i.Yes Angeles ., OaAiaad :,
vernon 4. San krancfsoo ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-08

T'ROuNcISG the Brown BROTHERS
4 Billiards, ~ to 0 az n. y. Day
yesterday. tho Fremont Cyclones
completed their preliminary season
They are sure Of tie at least for
first place In League No 3. The
Fremont boys crashed the ball hard
and took advantage Of the billiard
misplays. ri Jones' pitched n sweet
game for the winners and collected
four hits, one triple.
Tho feature wailop OF the day was
thu home run crash over tho ieft
field fence by Herbert Larson. bud
Davis played a smart game nj short.
stop Cor the Cyclones. Foster pitched
we'll enough Tor Tire losers but be
didn't get any support In the field OF
at tho plate from bis team mates
The score: r. ", r.
Brown billiards ........ o .
Fremont Cyclones .....tv IS :
Batteries Foster. Harlow alc Lee.
Jones ana Lyman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-08

TUE West Seattle Dye Works team
L reported sunday that the Fahey.
BFockman and West seattle Athlete
club teams wouldn't give up the
Hiawatha grounds al D. m. and that
the Green Latc juniors waited until
= m. and then left for honre. This
game VIII not be re.scheduled unless
u affects the standing ot either team.
The West Seattle Dye Works team
claims that u had slgned up Tor the
grounds with the Hiawatha caretnk
er for = m. but that the temporary
caretAker sunday couldn't force the
Fahey'Brockman and W. y. a. G.
teams OFF Of the grounds. The s,ar
viii ask Park superintendent Jack.
son % investigate this cas-. because
the teams arc not supposed 10 holt
tlae grounds when some other team
has obtained permit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-08

TUE Ross Giants failed 10 show up
l. for their Tam@ at Hlawatha Sat.
urday with the West Seattle Dye
Works and 80 they Jose the game by
forfeit.
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club has lacked the past two to become pe1
nant-winner has been a shortstop.
Seattle baseball quarters waiting anxiously for won
from the East regarding Crane. II Is thought that tn
New York Giants who wanted TO send him to Indianapo
will waive on him. Getting Crane TO to the Coast
another thing.
FACE TWO HARD WEEKS
With the Portland series in the record book the 1ndia
now big weeks, first in Los Angeles with The
powerful Vernon Tigers and then with Salt Lake in Sk
lake.
Vernon has pitching staff and Weser Dell and
Ping Bode been added to this club The Tigers mopp
up the Indians five out Of times here and the bo
know they face a real battle
The Salt Lake Bees. figured weak sister at tn
start of the season. going along at terrific rate get
ting fair pitching but tremendous batting Paul Strand
leading the attack of the Bees In that cheese in u
the Bees bound to be dangerous But If Seattle gets
the pitching they did in Portland the hurers stop the
Bee hitten.
wALLY HOOD is PURCHASED
The other big news of the weekend the purchase
of Waly Hood former Salt Lake outfelder from BROOKLYN
Hood sweet performer bear of fielder, thrower and
hitter and he can run. too.
Whether this means a change in the Seattle outfield
mains to be SEEN Lane Edred and Barney all playing
at great pace and it's hard to figure where Hood will fit
in Schultz the veteran playing the BENCH has feded
well enough and has hit in sreaks. Hoods coming may
mean that Schultz will get the air.
The biggest feature of the Portland SERIES just closed
was the wonderful pitching of Vean Gregg who is coming
his the pitching HILL He turned the Beavert
back twice first with and then with holding
them to six hits and four hits.
Gregg four straight games at the start of the year.
three of which he should have He is getting
support and the big lefhander ought to be hard to
beat from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-08

GAM ARENA SHOE SHOP team
- pnt on a bis upset Ia League No.
Z. defeating tsnuirn French nry
Cleaners al waila Wailn. The final
count was 7 20 8. The touica outfit
ran the bases poorly. The winners
took - lead al the star, and were
never headed. Logan ard o'conner
lead the hitting for the Cleaners with
bowman and Duffy sticking well for
the Shoe boys.
The score. r. W. r.
sam Arena shoe shop. 10 =
Louie's Cleaners .t...ssss IL
batteries ncwman and German.
nnslne. Henry. Muilaly and breen'
Kelly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-08
Big Scores in Star League Games Again
THREE BROS.
MAKE RECORD
MARK OF 38

TtiE Three nrdthera pye Works
L considered the team 10 beat an
The Star iunlor irague. went Wild
asainnt the independents az Jeffer
son park sunday and ran up ~ TO
tally. The Independents had ter
rlble time trying 10 get the 1921
champions out James Jury lead the
hitters with eight hits In eight trips
to the plate. Carl Roc made the fca.
ture waliope homer with The bases
loaded IA the early lnning Al Bar.
harris hit two homers and Ted Ahmer
one
Tho score; II. w. T.,
independents ......ss.... =
Three urpthers I'VE WIS, 81 - Q
batteries Nordatrofn. WHITAKER. c
Amundson and A. Amundson. Rode.
narbaris and Putnam. Miller.
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TUE West q wheeler Liberty Park
4 team continued on It's winning
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Hsnliusi ). Basnes and L. smith.
The score v. ~ y
PtttsturE ..s.+.s...........ii ~ o
~ chicago ssstt.ss.tt.4
Batteries Carlson and G00ch Aisr-
andsr. jones. cpesvss. Osbourns and
Hartnst. OFaTrsii
The score n. r. r.
boston ss-.s ssssss.s-..- 10
~ brooklyn s--stst4s4ss o
Batteries; Watson and Oxen. Vance
and De Berry. HunElins.
Tho scOrs-- II U T.
cincinnati .....s.sssss..s..
- ~. Louis .-s..s...s...ss. ~
Batteries. Rlgry. Gillespie Markle aud
Hargrayss DOak and Clemens
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-08

TUE Mount fiaker cigar Co. went
i On a Wild hitting spree with the
West woosiiand Merchants and won
20 20 I. at waila wnila Leonard
patuceili wa~ tho hitting star Of ths
day. with four naf.u~s In four trips
Dannie o'frary did sofue nifty huri
ing FOR the winner, when he went 70
the mound in tho fourth.
Tho score, II. H. "
w. woodland Merchants l
Mt. BAKER Cigar CO. 20 ~
batteries Harper and LoeouEh
Negro. o'Leary and pairleeiii.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-08

.nattsd for sargent IN ssssnth.
fn2ttsd Tor rrr@msn Ia uinth.
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TufE washington Laundry failed %
l. show un at welia waila for tho
game with tho pcs, Shoe shop and
lost b forfeit
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GOAN ONLY SUCCESSFUL. WESTERN BOXER TO INVADE EAST
Rate

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The Red. got to Dosk for four runs
In the eighth inning, but the Cards
won. TO o.
Evening journal., 1922-05-29
RUNAWAY GIRL
FOUND IN WOODS
Eva Fisher Home Again
After Two Days Dis
appearance
CAN'T LOCATE
MILDRED MOORE

Eva Fisher, the 14-year-old girl
who ran away from her home, 3O15
Mendinhall avenue. last Thursday,
was located at the home OF Mrs.
Anna Cannon at Bellefonte. where
she has been staying.
She was found hiding in the
woods on Friday by Mrs. Cannon.
who took her home. At first the girl
refused to give her name but on
Saturday confessed her identity and
was taken TO the home of her
father, who lives on Seventh street
near Poplar.
Mildred Moore. the 14-year-old
girl who ran away from her home
at $40 Concord avenue, is still miss
ing. State Detective Moore and local
detectives have visited Philadelphia,
Camden, Penn's Grove and other
nearby points. investigating clues,
but so far have been unable to
find her.
Mary De Luco. the 16-year-old
girl who ran away from her home
in Millville, n. j., and who sur
rendered to the police on Friday is
still being detained by the Juvenile
Court authorities, who are investi-
eating the girls story of mistreat-
ment by her father.
Evening journal., 1922-05-29
MEXICAN ROW
IS DOUBTED
Sequin, Consul, Says, If
True, 1t Won't Amount
to Much
SAY DIAZ WANTS
THE PRESIDENCY

NEW YORK, May 20 United
Press) ).-Guillermo S. sequin. Mex
lean consul at New York. laughed
today when told of the latest revolu-
tion in Mexico.
"I have read the papers" he said.
but have yet received no official in
formation. 1t Will not amount to
much-if true" he added.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, May 20
Omitted Press). - Revolt again is
naring in Mexico-this time in the
southern states-accordiDg to word
received by United States agents
along the border.
The reported revolt is designed to
make General Felix Diaz president
Of Mexico and overthrow Obregon,
according to reports here which de-
cIared Diaz plans to enter Mexico
CONTINUED on Page Two.)
Evening journal., 1922-05-29
NEW BRIDGE
RECALLS DEAD
Bishop Tells Students to
Think of Heroes When
Crossing Structure
MEMORIAL DAY
PROGRAM GIVEN

Bishop Philip Cook delivered the
address at Memorial Day exercises
at the Wilmington High School this
morning. The program was in
charge Of the sophomore class. The
program included readings by the
pupils and musical selections
The school auditorium was hand
somely decorated. Suspended over
the stage were two American flags,
and the large service flag OF the
school At either end OF the plat
form was an American flag. Banked
on the stage were flowers. The
flowers will be distributed to the
city hospitals and also viii be used
in decorating soldiers graves tomor-
row.
Bishop Cook read the scripture
lesson from the 40th chapter OF
Isaiah. The students then chanted
the Lords prayer.
David A. Ward. superintendent o
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