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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-20
SALES|ANUM SET
+, FOR OPENING GAME
Eighth and West Streets Play
ers Under Coach MalIoy
Showing Up Well.

Tho Salesianum cage sound, after
week Of light practice has shown
much Improvement IN handling the
ball.
Coach Malloy has been drilling the
hDys in short practices for the de-
Veloping OF wind and strengthening
the muscles. In the coming week
short scrimmages will be held.
The squad. which is unusually large
IN handicapped by weight, but as all
the boys showed skill in some or all
departments of the game, IL Is most
'lkely that the Sallies will have a
successful season.
Lex" Gillespie, RED" Dolan and
Jim" Kerrigan, letter men os last
year. VIII form tho nucleus OF this
years team. Gillespie has the cali for
FORWARD. while DOlan and Kercig.n
may be shifted 10 any position, AZ
both lads possess great speed and
accurate eyes for the basket.
Hap" Sheehy, mainstay Of last
years team and considered the best
scholastic centre in the State. has
been absent from practice. duo To an
injury sustained In the Newark High
School football game. but ne may be
able TO participate in the games later
in the season.
Besides tho letter men the squad
has a few Varsity subs OF last year
cullinane. France" Burke. "Stump'
Grant. Ed" Fahey and Glen" Lem.
on have shown great skin in the in.
door pastlme. I'D" Culllnane. centr,
OF last years reserve team, will be ar
eager contestant for tho tap-off posi-
ton on the Varsity.
Curran, Mccall. Conlin. Reardon
Sweeney, Lowell and Mcmahon, all o
whom have seen service on the ID,
Sales five will give the former rescrv,
men a good run for their positions. 10,
Battle, the Chester lad. has show
j, his wares ia fine style and will be I
strong bidder for a forward post.
The remainder OF the squad con
sists OF Boumyort, Russo, Butler an,
/ McArdle
Great school spirit liz being show
and with the help OF students an,
faculty, the Saieslans may count OF
a banner year.
The first game will be played wit
New Castle High on December %. a
-. Joseph's Hall and will no douh
test the strength OF the Catholic nv,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-20
" ARD WINS ~SHUToUT-
FOR M'1RAW IN cot RI

Ncw York. De- 2o-John Mont
-.r.ory WarI famous as nO-hit
..l.h,r ir the eighties. turned in g
.t.t-oat victory for John =. McGraw.
.,rarcr 90 the wo,ld's champion New
N,rs Giants. % S-preme CO1r; yes
.rriny
Acting az coun~,, f1r McGraw. NJ
"a trd moved Cor dismissal % a $50 600
IlmaEe suit brouch; By Mrs. Mary A.
Is,rtpneld f0r Injuries suffered when
.ne was run down "a 1917 by Nc
Graw's automobile
Justice Tierney granted she motion
ln.hug that Me6Gaw WAS not respons-
...c. since las chauffeur was violating
rs--ilc'4ous O.: th. tine the accident
occurred
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-20
CITY BASKETBALL LEAGUE.

Weitzel, the clever forward on the
Mount Vernon quintet. covered him
self with glory again last night when
ne tossed TWO field goals that gave the
Mount Vernon team a 20 20 - victory
over ST. Mary's and enabled his team
10 come through with It's firth straight
victory FOR the season. Weitzel drop
ped the bah through the net just as
the signal for the last minute Of play
was given, and this goal tied the
score a. "a. Il then appeared that the
game would 20 fOr an extra pC-.Od.
when Weitzel. on an assist OF ''TOney"
Blddle. sent the winning goal through
the basket. only week ago IL was
Weizel who brought down the colors
- the Knights of Columbus when ne
scored a goal as the game ended.
The scOre.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-20
PLAYERS TRADE FAILED.
Jess Barnes Not Going 10 Reds n.
Had Been Partly ArranspJ

Cincinnati Dec. ga proposed
trade whereby Jess Barnes. pitcher
OF the New York Giants. would be
come a Red. and Adolfo Luque. right
handed hurler of the Cincinnati club.
would go To the Giants. has been
turned down. This was learned today
when August Hermann. president OF
the Cincinnati National League Club
reported 10 the directors of the club
the strides made in moulding to-
gether a championship team" The
deal was proposed by Manager Nc
Graw Of the Giants. it was stated.
The directors decided not 10 ad
vance the date for sending the team
south for its spring training. Man
ager Pat Moran had proposed 70 have
the team leave here the first OF March
The Reds will start south on March
l6.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-20
JIMMY BLOUIN RETAINS
WORLDS BOWLING CROWN

Chicago, Dec. 2o.-Jimmy Blouin, OF
Chicago, worlds champion bowler, re-
tanned his title here yesterday when
he defeated Jimmy Smith. OF NIL
maukee, IN the sixth block OF thcr 60
game match. Blouin's total points
being 27S for the six blocks, while
Smith was credited with 273 27-50.
Blouin, by winning the champion
ship, retains permanent possession of
the worlds championship medal for
which the bowlers were contending.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-20
M'QUTfLAN MAY NJ
THROUGH AS PITCHER

New York. Dec. 20.--Ifugh McQuil-
Ian. tw1rier for the Giants ia the last
world series. sustained injuries IN an
accident. October 20, which
may permanently cripple his pitching
arm. n became known yesierday when
ne sued Miss Mildred Taylor, in
Queens County Supreme Court. for
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-20
DEMPSEY GIFTS ss5O.ooo OFFER.

Portland. ore. Dec, GOV. II
INicppcr. principal owner OF the Port
md Pacific Coas; League baseball
. uh last night telcEraphed Jack
.,lrr~. manager Tor Jack Dempsey.
r offer 90 $3.50 GOO for a ten-round
king match FOR the heavyweight
. hlmnlon~h.p ~ the world between
dempsey and Jess Willard here July
ruNf Willard. who IS here. said
.. was agreeable 20 the proposal.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-20

In tho preliminary the Junior
Varsity was extended 70 the limit %
earn tho verdict from No. % Gram
mar School champions. After trail
ing along IN tho FIRST half and the Int
ter part OF tho second. tho grammar
school boys staged n bolated rally and
tied Coach Browns proteges. An extra
five-mhnute period was played and
after several Sensational shots had
been made the Jay Wees were on the
long end. 1912. Ainsworth TVactical-
y won the game FOR tho Vctors whom
IN the beginning OF tho extra hall ne
was called on 10 shoot a foul and
calmly tossed In what proved % DO the
winning point as tho score ~ that
time was l2-l2 Tho lineup
TTTNrOn fNhnufsrv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-20
" ,sNrR 10 FIGHT
IN BROOKLYN

Philadelphia. Pa. Dec. 90 Eddie
,>'n Wagner. local junior light
weight resumed training yesterday
.,r twelvo. round bout in Brooklyn
tf che Rms sporting club on Janu-
lrv Max Hon the hustling i'm
..rs1rlo Tor Wagner. has closed for
1. Rrooklyn hou; 20 meet either Kid
sullivan or Eddie Brady Wagner
t..o has several bouts pending in
\rw York
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-20
Two BoXrRS FUNNEL WILLARD
N.Champion TSes BLOWS without
the slightest Injury.

~ Assoclatcd Press % livery EVening.
PORTLAND ore. Dec. 2O.-Jess willard
..t fvo boxers. Scot;y Messer 81 Til
sl.oA and Bonn Baruson 81 Port
trd fatf,n themselves against him
..re Inst r.rht hut did not have 20 Do
..f 'DNlrg.
Isrrsou h.' willard repeatedly he
.V 'hc he,t Dut al uo, damage thu
rfurr champion The crowd gave
Willard e -roat ovation when he first
.rpolred nut fhc house was half
eruutv before the show was over.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-20

Experiencing
hut little oppo-
dtlon. the 1922
edition OF the
High School
On skctball team
romped home
m easy winner
over Newark
yesterday The
inal figures
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-20

=, Associated Press 20 Every Evening.
New York. dec. 2o.-Charlie Hemp
h.r famed several years ago as an
outaelder with baseball fans % sew
era American League cities, Is dead
DO his horne in This city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-20

announced yesterday. after the ban
placed on smith by New Jersey and
Sew York athletic authorities had
D.rn lifted The bout will replace
ihc Nghtwcight contest arranged be-
fWccu Johnny Dundee. OF New York,
ana Joe Tipitz. ~ Philadelphia. when
% appeared Smith would be unable
o. frht
smiths suspension was automatic
ailN Nfcd after he fulfilled Monday
l.Ehf an agreement TO box Johnny
,urtin az Jersey CITY. Curtin re
,rINlug tho verdict 80 newspaper men
600 tho ringsidc
ln order 20 permit Smith 20 box
1.Au.h tho New York state athletic
,'mmiesion waived its rule prohibit
.ne a boxer from participating as a
main bout contestant more than once
lu eight DAYS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-20
MT. VERNON
SEVENTH WARD VS.. BROwNSON.
How They WIN Line Up.
Seventh Ward and Brownson

Seventh Ward and BrOwnson will
meet IN the City League game tonight
at Parkside. Neither quintet has won
q game 20 date and hard fight is
expected as the winner will jump out
Of the cellar position
Manager Ferguson will use several
new men in the game as he has sign
ed Walter and Thomas Bullen and
Red" Donnelly. The game win start
promptly AZ $50 o'clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-20
Cherry and White Squad Opens Season
With Victory Over Newark Players

favorites TO victory. No doubt the
showing OF tho squad yesterday will
serve to, bring out n still larger as
semblagc AZ tho next game. The
cheer leadrs we're on hand and rnnde
the gymnasium rcsound with the
school yells. The lineup:
VII MfNCTnN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-20
neNlzUa5S4R{!5 f #&S5Hl

. 4
Tho Fiv. Ton Achievements
lead
tho of individual
anywhere the debate What's
he FIG.
championship match beating Barnes Hutchinson and
Hagen in three big matches Any who wo to tho eunesS Of ro
knows this
onby baseball
for old
National League 400 twenty
Tnden Ianed win
Third
continued Davis
Hoppe
o mains
football
YAH.
Dempsey and 1923
O
II d Johnson can trim Rn Brennan next month johnson and r4rpo
Wills match still Richard
tanning through York Jersey is
Willard
he
memory O o rasty years.
Those planning nigh, matter of
Is OF
of which the habit of carrying twelve thirteen clubs
caddic
Message to Quarterback.
is
primarily tho breaking this defensive
defence especially
putting
he defensive attacking
NJ,
hands defensive
ing
his
speed
| Sapz
he
al golf
whom believes g tn
As British champion
early
a SIEVE We med EST.
This win be California be
eing
TYP.
50 this meeting will Of
Sarazen likely a
After handling the old Cub machine
ught the Yankees their
be wider
1906. but imagination carry hat TAR.
be
Sarazen whit leadn
modern field golf We
two occasions lately and he
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-20
y and White Quintet Easily Defeats Newa rk High
$4,000 damages.

f1VtvUv dhmaHfs.
The ball player alleges his vic r.
stili suffering from Injuries gne SIS
tained 10 the accident. The defou-
dant 10 a daughter Of James y. Toy
ic,. New York atock broker. Her
carelossncas a. driver caueed he
accident. McQuitan charges The
Giants bought NcQunlan from he
Boston Braves last SEASON for % price
said 20 b. 100000
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-20
Mt. Vernon Noses Out St. Mary's in Game
Featured by Playing of Weitzel

Reserves. 20 to IS. The game came 10
abrupt ending with two minutes TO
play when several players started an
argument and Referee Abbott called
The game. The score:
1T NARytc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-20

RESERVE CITY LEAGUE.

In the Reserve City League game
last night. at Friends School. the Kit
tens dropped 10 the Mount Vernon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-20
JOE LYNCH WILL
DEFEND HIS TITLE
Bantamweight BattIers to Meet
in Madison Square Garden
Friday Night.

New Y r.k.
Dec. 20. - Joe
Lynch will de-
fend his bantam
weight boxing
title aga N = {
Midget : IN 1t h
n Nt Frid a V
night at Nadl-
son Square Gar
den. promoters
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-20

1872 Tribune Inc: Registered u.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-19

ess were Mesdanes G. II. Lewis. VII
liam Jenkin and Frank Williams. The
dining room was beautifully decorated
for the occasion. inNcur flowers with
a sort Of a canopy made Of pink sweet.
peas extending from the chandelier
with chains of same to the four corners
of the tao.e. whle Tie table center
oiece WIS a ogueuel Of orchids. mar
lssas ald heiiotrope. The menu was
~ tnat cclld pa desired ard as tbs
" yaid be the last meeting Mrs. Omen
ould attend for son1e time. while all
we're seated around the table. the
photographer IedN ard Peters came on
The scene and took Il faslllt ght ple.... 3.
which will often De looked at n the
future and remember az one Of the
most pleasant events the club ever
gave. IN the Afternoon the usual gone
of pinochle was enjoyed, with Mes
dimes ) Hartman and G a. Lew +
winning the prizes. which they pre-
scented 70 the hon1red guest It s.
with regret this clab loses one OF It's
much loved members.
The wornan's Guild az tile church Of
the Good Shepherd, Viii hold their
meeting Friday afternoon at the home
of Mrs Thomas Hines on North Bar
ing avenue.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-19
LIVE NEWS
FROM THE,
TWIN CITIES

Mrs II. u Ludwig of Indianapolis ar
rived an 'his city last evening 70 be
'he guest oi her parents MF. ana MRS
=. Donovan Of North Barring avenue
-or 0he remainder or the week
Last evening Mrs. Lester Ottsnheimer
entertained at bridge. in honor OF Mrs
Henry Schwartz OF Cleveland. the mem
bers Ct the Bridge Club, of which Mrs.
schwartz was former member.
pr- and Mrs Coleman Of Fir street
have as their guests for the remainder
Of this week Dr. and Mrs Gordon Of
Marion ind. Dr. Coleman and Or Cor
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-19

e ianu lteea ciate Board al
ISL rooms If fae
t esening
s. 5os.stf,,.-.
s4e svite, rep-
t admiaistra-
.e sai1s ae mes 81 and the mem
ae - oa woeks. and
mem oefs q fhe estate board.
parpe aese meetings IS
pHere tse for the Develop
At ~ the territory Immediately aa-
ai IS hammond. The idea is that
property owners south 81 standard
nae have something 40 sell whic9
1en7 north Of standard avenue
"+ "ont = buy providing certain de-
p'Aent u assured
This makes cooperation neees~ar.
d the Reel Estate Board feels that
IS the logical body to take up the
ttor Of creating friendly relatious
Feen The old aud the new parts Of
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-19

being quite sick. the result Of bad
cold
The members Of the Freshmen class
of the crown Point high school en-
joyed a sleighiBg party last evening.
Mr. and Mrs Raymond Rudolph have
issued invitations for a dinner party
10 be given on Sunday January 21et
The guest list includes twelve and VIII
30 composed Of the younger set
The Chrysolite club are being en-
rertained at cards tonight the commit
tee in charge being Mrs. Jessie Barr
and daughter Ruth and Miss Mabel
Gray t'ivo hrFdred Win DE the III
version Of the evening.
The g p. Z. club was delightfully."-
entertained 1T the home 81 Mrs. Marie
Rudolph on Monday night. After tile
scard games the guests were served a
deleotable lunch. Mrs. Ruth wheeler
and Mrs valeria Turner held the high
scores ana we're awarded dainty eayorz.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-19
CROWN POINT

The Mothers Club was entertained
at ne home Of MIS-. J. &. Gibbs on wed
nesday night. Topics Of vital inter
est t. tho welfare Of the growing
child were discussed and also prob
lens relative to children. the meeting
WAS interesting and Instructive 10 ali
present a light lunch was served
County Auditor and Mrs. George n.
Poland expect 10 leave about January
2ist for Florida Intending TO spend a
month or so in q sight seeing trip to
points OF interest in different parts ia
the south Thor son Jack Win not ac-
company them.
Mrs Clarence Houk has been under
the care Of a doctor the past few days
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-19
WILL ATTEND ROAD
SHOW IN CHICAGO

Members of the staff OF the engiu-
GERS office in Gary and city engineer
Cottingham are attending the AmeTi-
can Road building Show which IS in
progress this week at the Coliseum in
ChicaRo. According 10 reports the
show is most Instructive and Gary city
employees are getting some valuable n
formation at the show.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-19

senasor today is a candidate for the re
s43Heaa nomination for the Senator
tD ii au announcement BY samuel
JsHis shank Mayor indianapolis. Is
.a 8e considered official
la a speech here Shank, who Is
stemping the state for Beveridee said:
MIR Beveridge . not an snnouneed
candidate. but ] am here to announce
bacause The sentiment OF the people
of Indiana Will compel him to run"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-19

This IS strictly Thrift Week offer
good only for the remaining two
days Of this week. This stamp if used
now means fifty dollars paid on any Pi-
ano you select during these next two
days.
It means exactly the same as though
you paid an equal amount in silver or
gold If you doubt the genu;neness of
this offer. it will pay YOU to take the
trouble 10 investigate, but you will have
II
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-19

Hammond Helen Guzek. Hammond
Patrick Brzezenski, West Hammond,
sylvia Fflas. Hammond; John Kasfn
ski. Gary, veronica PreGak Gary.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-19

MIS-. G. Genshelmer wiz ne hostess
to the members Of the Bridge Club Fri
day evening. The guests of honor viii
be her sister, MIS-. II. +. Ludwig and
Mrs. Horny Schwartz.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-19
700 LATE TO CLASSIFY

FoR RENT-Two large furnish IA
rooms, steam heated. j stall in mod
err garage IN connection with rooms.
CLOSE in ogden ST. Hammond l-IP-tf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-19
SHANK SURE
OF BEVERIDGE

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sgpvlcFi
1f0aE HATrE Ind Jan ls-nf-
bert T. BE. erfdga former T-af+,4 -,rafes#
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-19

Rev. Claude ID. Coltman ana his
wife Constance also an ordained
minister nave entered upon y loint
ministry at the Congregational
church in Creville Road Mazda
vale tondor They formeLsv we're
ussistanf ministers at tha King s
Welgh House This is She frst
church Of which trey have = ful:
rnqrge They were fellow students
ref .tlleve.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-19
JACOBEAN MODEL

Rugged as The oak from which
II is made. this Jacobean model
shows strength in all Of its mas
sive lines. A masterpiece Of the
oraftsmans art. Fhe exposed
metal trimmings are Of antique
brass hardware. Automatic
step. Universal tone arm.
Pathe perfect tone control
Pathe reProducer. Sapphire
Bal. double spring motor: size
- inches wide. 20 inches deep.
50 inches high.
Former Price $500. s225.o0
NOW ~.......,. .S1I2.50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-04
TRY TO FORCE
LIGHT PRICE UP
Tacoma Power People Ac'
cused by Official

TACOMA, Jan. what r. de'
clared "a be an attempt 10 force tbs
city light department 20 raise w
prte. 10 consumers OF electric cut
rent created a sensation In the city
council when Light Commissioner
DAVIDSON announced yesterday that
tha Tacoma Railway a Power 90.
had served notice that current fur.
nished the city has bsrn advanced
practically eight-foid. effective Janu'
AIRY 4.
Tho big municipal hydro electric
plant has been unable for some time
to m~rt tho constantly Increasing Dr.
mapd for electric current for power
purposes. and tho city had been puf.
ehss'ing additional 'Juios" from tbs
traction company. pending eompie-
ton OF . second city light Hys.
teu.
Tho figure named by the traction
company IN prohIbItiva. Commisndon.
er Davidson said. and declared Il n
evident tho company IL trying 10
foron the city 70 raise It's rates. lie
is determined thin shall not happen.
the commissioner said.
The rafs for both iirht and power
In Tacoma In said 10 b. the lowest In
the United 6tassa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-04
HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS
BE Better Looking-Takc
Olive Tablets

n your skin is ysiiow~-ccmpiesio
raiiid --tonEus coat~i--app~tite poor
you have . had tsate In yeur
mouth lazy. no-eood fesilng---yo Oh
should take Olive Tablets.
Dr. Edwards Olive Tshiess--a sub
stitute for caiomci-wcrs prepared
~ DIR. Edwards after II yc~rs q
study.
Dr. rdwards Olive Tablets arr q
purely vegetable compound rnlxed
With olive oil leu vtii know than
by their olive cnior.
To have = clear. pink skin. bright
eyes. no plfnpies. feeling Of buoy.
ancy like childhood days you must
gvs ~ tho cause
IT. Edwards Olive Tablets art on
tho liver and towels like cAion~i--
ye, have no dangerous after effec,a
They start tho bile and evorcome
constipation. Take one or two night
~ and note the pleading results
Millions Of hosos are roid annually
at fsc and soe----AdvertlseiDonL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-04

ilshed the first OF his >. Hongs writ
ten in thu past year. "Aiahama
Home fox ,rot melody. was re-
leased two weeks asp. 10 bs followed
shortly with pal That 1 Mias.- =
~aits eng.
nrown. who has b>~n . Seattle
resident mort Of his iifc. coming here
20 years ago from Nov York. en-
tered the university A. q federal
bard man At the cioes Of tho war
with the tiss Of studying pharmacy
A. . pharmacist however. Brown
decided he'd make . h~ttrr writer %
foxtrotA - changed to . music
course within two nscnfha continued
with the -psano isrsons- he started
In his youth. And proe~~d~d to writs
tho words and music that be 10 to-
day publishing In Seattle
According to Seattle murso crfsseA
Browns songs hare correct har.
fnony. wen balanced meio-dy. and .
-catchiness" pleasing To the ear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-04

assured his mother. who seemed
20 be affected IN the same way.
Nov. all you nice little boys
and girls are going 70 learn 10
sing Good Morning. said their
pretty teacher. Then abe sang.
DO you think rot can sins
with mo now hhe asked when
kh. had finished
And 30 baby voices Joined with
her In the little song.
oven, our baby, whose eyes
never once left IN. teachers
face. joined tn. now with tho
worda. now Just hunminE. very
much off key. and not At all surc
tina, he was brave enough 10 sing
louder. but determined 10 do hls
very beeL
After that he was Kissed for
the last. last tina Somehow. the
bewildered look In his tig blus
eyes just GOT his mother-and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-04

too. his Mss 20 her was such an
sbsentminded sort Of kiss
Tie ~ growing up. he'll never
b. the same again." she told her
self as she wspt over tho busting
and the dinhwAnilng. She won
dered how ah. would ever be able
90 live thru the days without
him lie would take his roses
and hla -four leaf ciovcra 10
Teacher" nov. shs supposed
The day dragged thru
And night came.
The baby demanded his bedtime
story. az Of old. and 10 kiss tho
pup just once more. also as OF
old. a piece OF bread and butter.
and then hls police star and tar
bah. all OF which he got. because
he had bocn away all dayi
Th~c wcr- followed by n dos
en last questions and NOR final
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-04
PAY CUT WINS
DESPITE VETO

Prescribing a fiat cut OF SO a
month In the pay Of all saiaried city
employees and induction Of Is cent?
a day for all PER dem employees en-
eepi those Of the street railway. ~"
1894 salary ordinance was pas~ed ny
IN. city council Tuesday over the
vcie Of Mayor Caldwell
The stree, car men receive . ray
cut Of only Q cswss- This was one
Of the reasons assign>d By the mayor
for his veto.
counciimen John w. Carroll A.
Lou Cohen. c. u. Fitzgerald. Robert
~ Hesketh. Oliver T. Eviekson and
Philip Tlniali voted for tho ~siAry
cut Tho znris negative vote was
cast by Councilman H. H. Thofnon