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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-09
PRFD|CTED [US|TAN|A SINKING /.
FOUR DAYS BEFORE II HAPPENED
80

IN tho Tuordny preceding tho FridaI
when tho HInkinR actually occurred. NJ
earned Of II In tho course or conVsrss.
Ion with Viercck Mt luncheon nj tnS
Holland houssT on that day. He said
that the pcoplo who had sallcd on tho
1usl,anIa wore very foolish. A. fhs
would certainly be sunk on Thursday OF
Friday" -
Activities attributed to DR.. Haze Noiv
Described by Heating. who said V,efeck,
told him his chief had been hired ~,
tho bureau because he had the kitchee
entrance to the white hoIsh. and couie
be urcd TO reach President WilsonS
urlvato ear. -
seldom Visited BursAu -
Kcating said DR.. Hale seldom vieiteo
the bureau. doing mont OF HIS WORK IN
his apartment on Riverside drive. "heo
20 did 20 TO the office. the witness salo.
ho always used the freight elevator. ~.
Keutiug said pamphlets put out py Ins
bureau. although written by DR.. hAlN
frequently were figned with the namey
or "convenient organizations. Among
such pnIicrs. he said. was Thou enAls
Not KIM" supposed To omanAS nom
Quaker soIrccs.
"Dr. Halo Hnld he thought ne was
very good Quaker added keAtin0 ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-09
Sands May Be Naval
Dcscrler From Ohio

vy,,hlnrinn. roh Tho 'hi"f "f lh"
un vipnIIun department or ia" navy I"
I,y srnI In tho p"Ii'o "r Los Angeles u
Ihr do,rriplInn "f donoItnr or Tho navy
,.I,n mad tho unurn ~ rirnihm"r" IN
,,IIriIup Tho InrnrInb lion was mont Tor
tho ,utt,uuo 81 aiding In the ambition 81
tho murder nf william l'or""h" '"Y"''
,.o,Iu,, ,I.tu,o dIic,i"r there liant Woh
poudny ulgh'
II wna u"iuiod "uI that tho h"n'r'p'
tInu nf iliInIl,inuIo IoHomhlrH NM ~
Edward T lnnd- TnyIufF former bur
loI
Tho wnrk ilrh lnnuTnncr or Hh"'h'
mara nIrn hum,rn ur NuYh"r IN "''" 10
Lnvn boon Innhc ont In fnN"I ~ hiH
,nrthc, Mnrgurrlin Amelia Nnyhor h7s
ptIy,r rt,crI hInrI"n. Onto. ~ the iiino
uf his Isr .nIIrimont. February. l9lo.
A., ,tnIrd that 10 wan born Ia 1890, ANA
mint hIr homo pdhrsr- wan lhi ~
IIntnIuh rirrcI Ii"ri"n. Mnrh
The burohu "f n"vlEhIl"h l"hioh "I
tho ronI,h fur HnndH ihT"nrh tho "lr'n
In, irsuod w tho chief of I"ll'n OF Lon
hnHoloh
nspTsssss Disbelief
Marion Dhi" rsh Ih1h"ll"r 'h"'
hi, nnn rd~",d Tiisrri"ih rnyhnr.
.n,Ih Lo ~. in"n hn"Wn "" fh~"Ih
s.n d,nud n"uyhi Ia '"nn0'il"h WIN
H.. ,.",d., 81 Niiil"", - 1"yl"i ~"
IInn ,in,o dit..i"i n, ii"ily wand '"i
w.. o.r,'osoh hY M","y y rr'Yha'.
IOnnti"".h an reg. T~.iS-J
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-09
British Won't Consent Z
TO Three Months Delay.
Of Genoa Conference

Iondon. Feb G.--By The AssooiAleo
rress)--lt is unlikely that tho Srsnp
goyrrnmenin request Tor
monIhp' delay In tho opening OF thy
u,uns conference will 10 mot by ureek
lnirnin. II was nrnied> In official ciroIs
tniny.
There ure no obIeotions 10 ? dslay q
,o,h or oven n fortnight. y was 40
,u, ,o far os ursai nrllain II oonorrHeY
Tho sniuIinn "r tho problems 10 % GOV
uILe,od al tho conference Wo"in M,
hononIad by months of IhvasusAt
Tho nnunor tho conference nonNenss "
ammo, Il,,uroan Industrial rsooBstrue'
,,,n Will begin. according 10 the ust
.r ,hc.o officials. DooI"ion or tho quse.
ZION carly. however, obviously rests VIZ
Tho cabinet. which IN now oons'osTin
tho French proposals. T"GsTdihS
ourndu uf tho conference.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-09
Magazine Writer on Stand in
$500,000 Libel Suit De-
cIarcs George Viicrcck Said
Passengers Were Foolish
Tells Of Information
Bureau.

New York Feb S.-James j. keat-
Ink. magazine writer, iod"y asserted
that George Sylvester Flcrcck. former
editor OF the Fathcrland. had predicted
the sinking Of tho Lusitnnla four days
before II happened.
Heating mado this assertion In tesu-
Tying for the Chicago Tribune In the
$500. 900 libel suit brought against the
Newspaper by william Jiale Thompson.
MAYOR Of the Illinois city. In conncc'
tlon with charges OF pro-Gormanlsm
,nade ugninst him.
Sinking Was "Impondo"
Krnt!nH. who was employed az hh
assistant to Dr. William l!nynrd Hale.
n tho German Information bureau In
this city. said those In charH" Of the
bureau conHiderod tho sinking "lmpo-
titic." adding:
Il know tho Lunitnnin would b" sunk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-09

WIurirn "r"u'"r 'h"I'"Il'.
r,, rho .uI"uI,a @. vnr NH" :" n""""h''
IA, rl,.l,mrui InI" iuulghl INV w
..r,.rao had been r"'cIr"d II"h Nv
.uIlIru explaining TINT 10" 'nI'H "''"
,l,,, ,n npprrnrurl"np over ih" '''' ="
rI,c p,rrv prI"urrp aud that ~" P'"-
,.yI,unl ruvrrnmrui W." inHlnE h"''H-
,,rv rIcvg iu occur" their release.
II wnu announced that III" mon cap
,urcd Nv SIlr" bad nlr"ndy r"'urh"h ""
lnr'r homes. but whether nH result
IF the Imperial government" "'''", ~
mo-, know. \" news of releases e'""-
whore has been received
Sir Jnmcs Craig. tho Ulster prnm"', u,
uh, iq In I.ond"u for tho purpose OF
rpurriug ~" Imperial government 'o
melton haa sent stirring manifest" 10
ur l'lrrcr rcupIc charging tho l'ri''a'[
yny.rnmcni win responsibility TOR thr
,,utr,vcs mud declaring Ilst"r'H dctoIm-
Inarion not to }i"ld anything.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-09
WILL NOT woRK.
Former President Of DistTios II, ~
Industrial Oourt Law II ~
FAILURE.

nanaan Ciiy. Mo. Feb. s.-Crhs go
minars ~ i(nnHhh, ny s'Hs'hs' n
',i,J ".,,,i law viii not ~o'h, AlssA
de- It"waI. f",me, p'o-ids", of Dts.It0
II, United hi"" W."'I"'" her:
'.,, lI, way u" ludianap"lls hsa'ateI,
Ii.w.i Wa. ,aia"ssd H"m lAli s
u,.ln,s ii"n, 80 49, "rr""l non" ""-K
. .t,., sa,viuT f"uI W"nihs ~ ~
,.,n,hs aanioua. H., vl"ia'i"" Ut IN
industrial '"'i'i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-09
PAIR CHARGED /
WITH MURDER
SHERIFF H!SIIFIIS 81
SHOOTING NOT JUSTIFIED
Snys Wolfe and Roberts Usod
Riot Gun and Machine Gun
IN Disobcdrcncc Of Ills Or
dcrs Hearing 10 Be Held
Thursday. sn,ine

Gpo,irl rirunich ~ Ths 'h''''s'"v"
gIouhnuvIllr. -. Feb. 8--'haIsss -
nrai degree murder were hIeo IN ~.
IIrc Uura Eione'r court hers lats "tS
nncru"un against Y. ". hober, 80
TItphurEh. Pa, ana FRANK "o', 80
~ of ynrkviIIc for tho killing nt
Trl,rcr Koa, TIItonvllls man and strike
rirrct nt tho YorIsvillo mill or tns
wbccI,ur steel corporation. this morg-
Ing IIonrInr OF charges will be hsh
Thurrdny.
Coron,r r.. H. Kirk. who returned
from Ynrkvllln tonight. stated that
rccmmm.udcd that both mon bo held
10 the rund jury pending = thorou.h
in,c,u,ynIinu Of tho affair. He salO
IA, could md no evidence to snow thAt
the shooting Was justified.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-09
Ways and Means
Committee Members Dc
eide $}5O,OOO 600 Must
BE Raised Annually for at
Least Two Years No Dc
crease in Cash Payments.

U,vhInyi~n frh 4 \ tentative "N''
mat, or 3aLOu"0O0o y"WV ~ '''
,,,,,,,,,,, ,r su-,id taxes mat Hn't v"
1,Ih ~ rnan,o tho ,aph feature "i 'h'
,,,n,,srd soldier h"uuH l"ElsIhli"u wa
,n,Lc ,nd,y at an eNccutii" s""Hl"n ''
,,.,InrIry members ur the nous" "vS
,,I. ,nc,nY committee. Tho exact amount
nm, ,a - H., determined upon ana jhc
su,,rrr. fro mwhiCh Il must como VIII
ho t,kcu up tUrnurrow h. sup-'"ih'n't'
tee nr,dci by Chairman f"rdh'S'
Committee said II WAS not the lh'"h-
lion 20 rely upon any part either "t tho
interest or rrluriple "r tn" hrItiSh or
othcr foreign debts In connection with
m, bnu.IS. They said thnt s"nothinH
.u,nund $50 OuU a ger would thko cure
or rh, cash payments L. he mat" over
r,o i,yn and on"-hrIr years period begin
u,u.. january /. ly2a. nud that tho hnd-
I'M. or definite and certain sources ir"m
,,,'lr, T.. obtain this amount waS their
lnurnrdlnlr ,"uc"ln.
Many viii Take Cash
Tur $4,000. .0uu .uun estimate. 1t wna c\-
rI.,l,c,i. was made on iHo basis "r nRur"a
,,yr-.,nr,I - uubIi, hearings by hh'hI
.tu,rIr - In" nIu'. na'y and m'I'h'
earn. These nHur-n contemplated ""
r4r cent "r th" mrm wh" Herr"a "l'h
tho army AMI - Io'r cent "r th"'" "l"'
. -nt,rd with rho navy aud marin" COZ ~.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-09
Probind Fatal Affair al YOrkVille-- Town (ulel
SHFR|FF SAYS GUARDS FIRED
, IN DEFIANCE OF HIS ORDLRS

Inform. t.nvc,nn, liza, I,"nl~ A,c NJ" N'''L a"d Ih"I
lie Can IInmIc hr 'nuarru R"hrI7, ''""'d "''
Wolfe. n !uc, rn Deputy Sheriff. IN jo 'h''r'' wan
M,n,Lc, Of Inc koA Aul"n"nlr Coming N WITH
Company Mcn Had Been Encd and Struck to"
Times E,s, Puor to Fatal Shooting Steel 'o'p"lH'""
Officials DccIarc Part OF Published Account, We've
Erroneous.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-09
BLANK WALL
ENCOUNTERED
I,Il. INIIljIM IS
.5IIIII OFF EM -
IN Probe Into Murder Of lay
Io, Search io, SANDS
t. Continued.

I."o hnr"l"" I"h 'h''"'" '''t
-, unIyo ihn ury'Irty 81 ~" ""'"' w
yvIIIIr,u Dru,u"ui Tnvl"t, m"h"n wv
iu,c II,rri"r hcro ln"i W"l"""'"y h'""'
,orn,tcd luulplI that ih"Y h"" '"'''
I,uI aI1gh ur"gr""p n tho rm"' '"'n''
Tour h"uTH.
Tho hInuh wrll which. they n"''' W"
identified Influenced appeared '" INV
,l,rnwn up between ihcm and III" H"'
r,rIr remained unpi"rc"h. "Iig""Eh 'h"
rolIcc department nnd Ia" "nl'"'" "'
Tho rhcrin wcro attempting l" "'""'
rcpnrntr brcnrhrH through II Int" nc"
nrlda uf inquiry.
The pulIrr continued I" '"nc"h'I"''
their efforts upon tho n"nT"h Tor i'h"n'"
T. EnndH former roCr"tary ana ""t'"'
for TnyIur. mlhHinE nIn"c Thy"r ''"'"
rhnigr "I grand larceny hH"'hh' wv"
lrrt AuVuru Captain DdNlh N""'"
hcnd ur tho detective hurrh". I"''''"''
IhnI "ihrrr Ia a." ono ciho "" want an"
hu,r dIa,nyri"d nothing lhh' """'' "'
ul.,In II InuIi,r Tor ia" 'fIm" 0''P'
mat "r nHrlI,up rI"h''"''"h -" NV
n, ,nl InI,ruy 'hnIEn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-09
Not Justified. says LusAA

Sheriff IuCaA t1ntinod ht tbo ihqusS
that tho nhoOIing was without JustH'
ratInn. that both it1bsrtn ana WqIe'
,,h, yyrra rmpi"Y'h nH guards ~ tHs
mnIu entrance T." tho mill properly, eVT,
min, cd Ii,c urn uf TlOI gun ana WA.
chino run nner ha had Give" or0syl
Tu, them not - riOOl- ltta
r,,nn.r ItIIk pnlh tho testimony ~
ro,o him ahuwoh iiht Hoins one hAO
n, oil nn VnITo unh party OF 0stsr
,Ivns whom ihry w"ro nhfouta paoN W.
YnrIyIIIe from EmIthneld. ana tnAs
WHOM they arrived back nt the mill thY
Immediately aoIzaL their guns aun
wanted 10 shoot. Roberts fred q Tt0t
pun into tho mir and Wolf" asked ths
abcrIff If ho would uso his machine gNp
nm the men who were In tho sreet
rroachJng the gates. Tho sheriff TOP
him not TO shoot. In dlsobedienco -
ihcsc orders, lGuh"rta opened hre Wlta
a riot gun AMI Wolfe followed up win
tho machine gun.
There was no evidence TO show hnt
the strlkcrs or pirkets had started ths
shooting at tho mill. -
Sheriff Lucas decided to remain ~
yorkyIIIo toni,.ht tearing further trou.
hIc duo TO the Ia't that union men ~
tho district are imcenscd over the kilI-
ing OF Kost.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-09
Irish Minister
Al Washington
Suits Britain
nv pAVrp svppHUT
90 .rry'Ish' ~ ~" IrIrIlir'"' "''

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rSr"'H'" !" hl' H"'''T h"'" ~" '""''"
omhHHTNh"r :" Ir""'" '"'" ''" o.
credited :" ~" French R"'''""'n' '"'
~" mlulR'"r '""'"r"" hi"e"d ""h '"''"
maitorr "ul H""n'i"" whI'" Il" "''' '' "
political aspect -" 'h"f" ~ r'''"''
ont r"r tho harm"nl"n' r"'"''"n"h'p "'
mlnl"'"r nuh Hmha"Tnd"r w"rk'nE F''s
hy pldo with varying functions.
Minister to ireland.
Representative Raln"y 81 Il''n"i" has
lntcly Introduced I'm rr"rldlrE Tor
tho sending or an American minister ."
Irrlnnd Some p"op.o nav" Thought this
would Involve IN" dcliCni" G"""tI"n "I
recognizing ireland 80 nm independent
sovereignty and haN. Imagined that TIA"
british government would "ner "hI"C-
lions
The truth ls that Great IrItain IH
not going 70 stand on f"r'nHl!ti"s but
wiii welcome az many r".ri' ~ con
tact between her dumlnlurH Rnd IN"
tinted states as 10 lS p"SSihl" 10 have.
For Instance the tu,t"i States main
talnS In Dublin consul who has for
many months been dealing dli"rt'y with
r,r Ilun Fctu GROUP similarly the
IrE.rl .;fu.,.. hls a ,.uI.slt u,n, TLi at
p,t,,yt % deaf dlr,,tiy with the Cunu-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-09

lnIc l"dny th" doln'''Va ''""
,r,oI,,d Ihr"Inh lho hh"iiiI r "''"
,nr,rnro from the Hh"iIH "l We n'''
A,I,nun. In iho omo,i that man 'f"""
lIl,I ftnnIn wan rorn ni l,"""l' "''"""
I,h,unty l. Ihr,o hnYH niI"r l"E'"' ""A
LiIlod
rim rI,oIInrr "nl"o hrro. n"""ih'ne '"
IIc doru,Ior w"rI,luE "n ih" '"'o "P w.
,.,,Irht hnd wound ~ !" " hI"nH wa"
I'm cyo,y atcp " hnd inh"n 1h'" !"
,,,,Ir,,Inu I, wnn said. hnd nothing I"
de- with Gnnhr
rbo ahcrIn'q InvrHliEni"rr Hnlh 'n"y
o,rcrtcd 10 examine Henry I0nNoy'
huuucmnn Tor Taylor. In mn "h"rt u" "u-
tain rnrrobnrailon or denial of c"rt"'n
,,,orcutu male to them by other par
ITO, ,h,t possibly E"mc Hight" wou'o
H. ,hrowr on tho Huhjcci by this.
hotroaHss In BsoluHion
moh,I Normnnd and Mary Miles Min
,.r moiI,n plc,urc nctrrsses. friends OF
a., .l,I, dIroctnr who have been quoS-
,Inr.d about tho caRc, remained In &c
cIusIon today. Both police and Hherih
,ny,YtIgators said lato In the afternoon
49,, tur,bcr Information had been sought
from them.
while Asaociatrd Press dispatches
,rnm Washington announced the naV>
dsn,rtmcnt had forwarded TO tho police
d.crIn,Ious OF a dcscrter from tho navy
,ho h,d uscd the name OF Strathmoro
,,h,,.b u.os Luown to have been uHcd ny
sord. m, police said they had no di-
,,, ,nf,rmntion from tho department
,rn,.y rrof,s-rd nnxiety To get tho 0fn-
cirI description. saying they could make
] If
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-09

T. !. Moran. county d"i""'IV" ~ '"'
rcrsnn county. who cam" FROM |"nh"h'
win, rnrlv Wcdncpd,y au@ Fu"n' "'I "'I
In YurkvlNc luv"HtIEntiur M" h'lhH "'
KnEt dcclarcd thnt nil tho "Nld"n'" h'
could gather showed that u" "h"'' were
nrrd In IA" N"rkvllI" Uu""t "H""f"
Nncrr Kos, was Killed "th"r than r'"'-
gun rhntr and unrhirC-guh Eh"t' h'c"
l,y Ted Roberts aud FrauC N"I'o
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-09
Say Accounts wsro Erroneous

Officials OF IA" Wheeling steel or
poration last night expressed IN" hcl"i
that erroneous versions "s IN" iHtaI
shooting were carried hy ia" "Wednesday
nr,ova2tsn newspapers They say th''
they ~ information that Sher'r l's, 'r,
car y Ma deputy went out OF the ,nlI,
ward io.d!svcrse q crowd which h"d hIcu
urun an auIumuOilc Cnrry!nE Hoin" "i
tho cnrrpany'- men. The rhcriN, S'o"'
Corporntiun OFFICIALS say. VAS hr"d upon
thrr" Jrnt"s. after which IN" hro Wa
returned Ornc!alr 80 tho Steel t"rp"T-
.,ttnu c,rrrSacd ihr hrii"r thri the ="
rnrt thnt a uu,hinr gun hull"' hIlcd
Itn.t yug erroneous. saving that ma
china ran mink into crowd w"nih
.h,,v, kIlrd nnd wounded II lnif" numhoi
~ rr,,,Ir The said - machine gan whH
n,ri hut that Il VAS painted Int" Iho
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-12
Bdckarach Giants
to Play A. B. C.s in
TLUin Bill SIlndaY

Plenty of local colored ball player ia
rerites will be seen in action here sun
day. when the Bacharach Giants of New
York are the opponents of the A. 3. C.s
at Washington Park in a double bill
starting at o'clock. Shively. who leads
off for the Giants. was always popular
here, and at one time Played with the
AS. The very latest A. B. c. to join
the Gotham team is ''1ighpockets" Hud
speth, who is playing first for the New
Workers The veteran shortstop. Lloyd
will grab them in the shortfield. Mar
celle at third is another star remembered
here. Cannonball Redding will work one
of the Sunday contests.
Thursday at Charlottesville the Giants
defeated the A. B. C.s, 4 to 2, in a
hard fought contest. Taylor's team could
obtain only five hits off Of Treadwell,
but two Of them were home runs by
Hampton. new pitcher Of the As. OF
the six runs scored in the game four
of them were homers Hudspeth and
Marcelle of the Fiants aalso connected
for circuit blows. The Bacharaehs got
ten hits off of Hampton. Day. Charles
ton and TayIor cut In with some SEN
sational fielding.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-12
CHAMPION AND
CARP SIGN FOR
] SECOND MATCH
Jack and Georges Agree to
Meet Within Year in
European Arena.
UP TO HIGHEST BIDDER

LONDON, May 12.-Jack Kearns. man
ager for Jack Dempsey. announced this
afternoon that he had reached an agree
ment with Francois Desnmps, manager
of Carpenter for return match between
the heavyweight and light heavyweight
champions to be fought In Europe on
date not yet fixed, but to be before June.
1923.
The agreement, keaGns announced, pro-
yides for a contest for the heavyweight
championship, whi9b shall go to the pro-
moter making the best offer. 1t is an
nounced that the fight probably will be
held In London. though there is pos
sibility that it might go to Paris.
An English syndicate has offered one
hundred Thousand pounds, NORMALLY
about SiS5;O6e( for the fight and another
offer is made by Douglas Stuart, noted
booEmaker. who has stipulated seventy
five thousa ND pounds for a fight In Lon
don in Sep emher, according to kearns
announcement
dissatisfaction with his defeat by Car
pentfer last night. today made formal
demand upon the Frenchman for return
match.
Levds and Dempsey met in restaurant
at luiocheon time today, Lewis snubbing
Der iysey because of the champions
sta kements regarding Lewis in the story
" lich he wrote in reporting the fight.
+ mt the disagreement was smoothed out
satisfactorily. Dempsey's story cast
some doubt on Lewis being "out" at the
ttime he took the count.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-12
INDIANS SEEK
NEW TWIRLER
Giants Expected to Deliver
Finger Shortly-Rogge
Goes to Columbus.
BREWERS ARE STOPPED

MILWAUKEE,, May 12.-The Indians
We're On their way to Kansas City today.
where they will open a series with the
hard hitting Blues Saturday. Owner
Smith planned to do a little gum shoe
work during the OF day and 1t 10 said
that he Is almost certain of obtaining
pitcher from the New York Giants
Inc Giants still owe the Indians two
players In the Ralph SINNERS deal and
Owner SMITH has been urging John Nc
Graw to hurry with the delivery and to
make at least one of the players a twirl-,
er. Pitcher Clint Rogge, veteran Of the
Hoosier stat. was turned over to the Co
lumbus team Thursday via the waiver
route. The Indians asked waivers on
HoSge and Columbus claimed him.
1ne Tribesmen grabbed OF the final
game Of the series with the Brewers here
Thursday. IA to 6. Weaver and Cavet did
the hurting, Cavet taking up the burden
y the late innings when Weaver started
to show signs OF weakening. The In
dams hammered the ball to all corners
and collected twenty hits Rehg led the
attack with four safeties and COvington
and Baird followed with three each.
Eddie Sticking got a home run. 1t was
long drawnout game, Tut the Indians
did not care how long it was just SO they
won 1t.
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Many Prominents See
Carp Put Ted to Sleep;
Dempsey Gets Big Hand

LONDON, May 12.--The most brilliant
crowd that ever assembled around an
English ring was present at Olympia
Stadium when Carpenter spent nearly
two minutes and a half knocking out
Ted kid Lewis In the first round of
their scheduled twenty round battle
Thursday night.
Sixteen thousand people were In the
hall. and the ringside seats were oc
cupied by the leaders Of society. litera
ture and finance. Fully a third of the
ringside seats were occupied by Ameri
cans. In the crowd also were about 100
women, all of them in costly gowns and
Jewels. More interest was taken In the
fashion display than In the preliminary
bouts.
The Duke of York and Prince George
were the center Of interest. and many
prominent pugilists and ring PERSONAL
ties were presented to them.
But, when Jack Dempsey. In his Tux
edo, entered the huge hall at 0 20 all
attention switched to the champion, who
was greeted with deafening cheers. He
and Jack kearns were Immediately pre-
scented to the Duke of York and Prince
George, who, inquired OF the champion
how he was enjoying his English visit.
Dempsey told the Duke of York that
he was having fine time and that he
would be back In England in September.
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BY HEZE CLARK.


Ninety seven athletes representing nine
high schools will compete In the SETON
al track and field meet at the State fair
ground Saturday afternoon. The first
event starts promptly at 80 p. III. Win
ners Of first and second places in the
In the State high school championship
track and field meet to be held at Rich
mond May 20 under the auspices OF Earl
ham College.
The ten centers where the sectional
track and field meets will be held and
the number Of schools that have teams
entered In the meet In these sections fol-
low. Bloomington, .; Indianapolis. v;
Kokomo, II; Connersville. 10: Brazil, IL
FIT. Wayne. Is; Plymouth, ID; Rensselaer,,
The meet held as Paramount will be I'M
der the auspices Of the Paramount Acad-
envy.
The schools represented in the Indian
apo!is sectional are: Fishers, Fortville,
Greenfield. MAMMAL Training High School,
port and Technical.
While the Plymouth sectional, where
there are nineteen teams entered, 10 at
tracing unusual attention. stu the FAIR
mount sectional holds a place IN tho CEN
ter Of the stage as Wabash and Ander
son High School teams are in that meet
and both are real eonteDders tor the state
high school championship. However. no
meet will be more closely watched than
the Indianapolis sectional. for the ath-
ietes who qualify In that meet are sure to
be real eontenders In the State champion
ship games week later.
TECHNICAL HAS
STRONG SQUAD.
For two years Coach Morrison has de.
veloped State high championship track
md field teams at Manual Training, but
The south side school has lost some Of It's
star athletes from last seasons team, and
this year the Red and White coach had to
develop number Of new men, Coach
Blacks Technical squad OF thinly clads
Il the best that ever represented the east
side school With Gray the winner of
both dash events in last years state meet,
Included In the entries, Technical APP
nnars strong The Shortridge track team
this season Is The best that has repre-
scented the north side school since Butler.
the famous dash man and 440-yard run
ner gave the Blue and White tbs State
championship some years ago.
Nohlcsville High School has balanced
team aud is one OF the strongest con-
tenders for honors In the indianapolis
sectional meet. Sheridan High School.
with three star athletes, Northam, Parr