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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-13
Hall Independent
in Governor Race

PORTLAND. Sept. 1.-THE ac.
cepsanrc ~ tho Independent Ruberna-
torlai nomination by Senator Charles
Han. % sfarshflsid. IA today In the
hands OF Secretary u State Korsr.
Aitho the fling OF Halls rornsna-
ton has been made in tins 10 comply
with the law. Il II not assured thai,
his name viii appear on the fail bal.
lot. There IL statute which pro
vides specifically that any candidate
defeated ~ primary ssnc,ion may
not become an independent eandi.
date. Hall. after a close fight. war
defeated In the primary by 0ov. Ben
ogcots. who denounced tho Ku Klux
Khan 20 win.
Halls friends declare the statute
Ia unconstitutional. and should the
attorney general advise Korer 20 re-.
fuse 20 certify Halls name. rnanda.
mus proceedings win BE- brought 20
test the law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-13
Colorado Banker
in Governor Race

DENVER. sept. i5.--proRreasives
in the democratic party have nomin.
nted for governor William r. Sweet.
millionaire banker. Endorsed by labor
and the Non.Parilaan league. accord.
ing TO returns from 715 OF i.f9t pre-
clncts In the state today.
Sweet had a lend Of neariy 10000
over his nearest opponent. Fred a.
Sabln. returns from yesterdays pri-
mary showed.
In tho republican srbcrnatoriai
race BENJAMIN Griffith. organization
candidate. was leading Lieut.. Gov.
Earl Cooley. ex.servico man. By
$500 votes IN 7ss precincts.
In tho democratic congressional
fight in the First district. ben Hi.
yard. former congressman. won over
James c. Marsh ~ ISL votes. tinof-
fetal returns showed.
A light vote was cast turnout the
state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-13
SWINDLERS IN
CHINA SOUGHT

PICKING. China. Sept. is.--scarch
% the orient war IN progress today
for two alleged swindlers FOR whom
authorities gave the names Of Hin.
yard and James. accused ~ defraud
ing tho Aslaban King corporation
out OF as. 900
A stolen code was said 60 have
been used IN the alleged operations.
A ring IN New York Is alleged 20
have assisted the two men now
sought IN the Orient. they being the
supposed foreign agents % the ring,
Tho two had American passports
Thru the stolen code they are al.
legged 20 have been able 20 arrange
transfers o. money from New York
and London banks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-13
RESCUERS NEAR
MINE VICTIMS
Hope TO Reach Buried Men
Early Friday


AT THE AnooNAuT MINE.
Jackson. Cal. Sept. ia.--it r. only
a matier Of hours now until the
fate Of the Al men buried IN tho
Arsonaut mine ~ days ago Will
he known.
In all probability. tho rescue
crew will break thru 70 the Argo.
naut IN ~ hours or early Friday
morning.
with the end close az hand. Jack.
non Il again IN fever OF excite
ment following days o. grim whit
ing. The approach Of the moment
of delivery has revived the faiiinE
hopes that the cntombed men viii
be found alive.
Work yesterday afternoon and
last night moved very slowly. Part
m an old ore chute was come upon.
This ran from the abandoned stope
10 tho a.e0o foot level ana a con.
slant stream Of silt from the stope
above ran into the lower drift and
clogged IL - that tho men had 10
clear u.
During the night. however. the
msn passed the chute and we're
going ahead rapidly again today.
sheriff Lucoit. o. Amador county.
today took steps 20 maintain order
AT the Kennedy mine when the res.
cue party breaks thru. II Il feared
that large crowds viii try 10 set on
the mine property and will hinder
tho rescue work iucoi has a score
OF deputies 60 assist him Already a
humber OF wives OF the buried men
hava taken their stands near the
mine mouth. which n the first time
they have come TO th- mine since the
nrst few days 81 The catastrophe.
George "A. Leon. % Turiock. ar
rived here inst night with five tons
~ melons for the rescue crow He
drove all night 20 get here. Many
contributions for the families Of the
trapped men continued 20 pour In 10
the Red Cross.
A letter received last night con
inlned a check for $3.50. u vas signed
BY Mr.. and Mra. Adm Quinn Yiek.
Chinese. % Oakland.
Sacramento Red Cross has charge
% the canteen work. where rescue
workncn are fed. a commi;tee %
Eacramcuiann. including y ~. kim.
befiay, manager Of the Owi drug
store. Mrs. II. y. Deviin and Mrs w
y. Briggs. visited the mine yesterday
90 volunteer their services.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-13
ny JosHpHrs DANIELS

RALEIGH. n. G.. Sept i3.-os~
would not know from reading In
sketch IN ilre encyclopedia that Ne~.
ton -. Baker. as secretary of vac
enrolled and equipped more than /,
o0o. 900 soldiers and sent more th1
tno million Of them 70 Europe. d
had task ten fold larger than ia,
assigned to Secretary stanton in ~
var Of the sixties.
lie was wise In his selection Of re-.
erals. lie was consecratsd In dem.
ton 70 the great task and rend.rs.
service which those who had ins.o,
information know entities him \
rank among the greatest men vi.
have filled the portfolio Of IN. seem
iary Of war.
The writer Of the encycloptfl,
evidently never heard OF the sres,
war and the grsa, work done BY 60
rotary Baker. but only listened /,
the critics who took no pains 10 a.
praise the lasting value of secrstary
Bakers service.
Tiv achievements Of the srmy
could not have been possible n B.
had lacked wisdom. Judgment and h
itlaiive.
Judge that the article IN n.
Encyclopedia Britannica was writes
by some man who aspired 70 10 |
brigadler general and was fount
worthy 10 ~ only second l,<u
teoanf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-13
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
REGULARS
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

deputy. poiIed In the 400 precincts
moro votes than the total o. his
two opponents in the race for
county aaszaor Chase received H..
tsi votes: George w. Roberts.
s.fss. and Archie y. Coon. sass.
Sheriff starwich's nearest %.
poncnt was Joel r. Warren. who
received sea votes. Robert r.
Hodge brought up tho rear with
1896.
Miss Susan C. Holman. who was
Prosecutor Dougias' only opponen,
for the republican nomination, was
far behind. with So. votes.
County Treasurer william A.
Gaines was leading tho race for coun.
~ commissioner IN the FIRST district
with vote Of 5.sa7. H. NJ. Dyer
came next. with s.s2T. while David
Mckenzie and X. II. Thomson fol.
lowed with s.2i5 and ..Tso votes, re-
spectiveiy.
In the ssconf commissioners dis.
trict. Frank J. Paul was In the lead.
with a vote Of 3.fss. James r. Jones
was second with z.ios votes. other
candidates registered as follows:
Georges McFarlane. f.7oa; y. y.
Woody, i.7sT; Arthur l.. fTussey.
] .0o7. and q. u. Halioch. Az.
Final returns show that the five
Justices Of tho peace are renominat.
ed. Tho latest tabulntion gave tho
following votes: Judge George ~.
Gordon. i9.47s; Judge Reah NJ.
Whitehead. 1885: Judge c. e. DIAL.
ton. 1926; Judge John y. Wright.
1874; Judged, w Hoar. 1891. g.
G. Austin ran n close sixth with 49,.
III votes, while u. X. slckleg re.
ccived $3.50.
Complete returns for constable.
Seattle precincts, arc as follows; u.
e.. Brown. 1890; James NJ. Lambert.
s.s37: James H. shannon. $685.; J. A.
Gibson, s.3s2: John T.. Brown, e.os4:
J. II. woolery. 6.727; Ted corbett.
8 .G54: John J. Burke. 4.sss; Tom
MuliIgan, 4.7s4; r. NJ. johnson. 1870:
Joe IT. Morrison. s,afs: John II.
Boyle. s.s03: H. L. Hansen. arg;
r. -. Vincent. 1880; gam g. Lynch.
1884; John Mcclure. 3.2s2; y. J.
Berentsen. 2.709.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-13
PHILLIPS CASE IN BRIEF

JULY isnody spot
with head badly beaten.
July rhips Angeles oil relates
police Phillips him she killed Mrs
alleged graphic
description Of killing By Mrs Peggy caee friend who said she
eyewitness. according 10 police.
JULY teru Phillips brought back Lcs Angeles from Tucson
Arizona. examined by montai experts.
JULY so-Mrn. rhihpa arragnrd
Louis Weber state asn declares his better that Mrs Phillips
n
Trial September rs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-13
"Obey" Left Out Of
Wedding Ceremon)

PORTLAND. Orc. sept. f3s--AfteF
brief but heated debate nj the IAis
session Tuesday OF the house Of m.
ops Of the Episcopal church. The was.
-obey'' was stricken from the nw4
rage ceremony.
The omission Of the expresses
''serve and obey had been reccn1
rnended BY the pre-convention confe
ence. and the house OF bishops ht.
been expected 10 pass the chang
withou. much opposition.
When the question came b<fcev
The house. vigorous Opposition xp
pSared. led By Bishop James r. wos
chester. Of Arkansas. and Bikhos
Thomas r. Caiior. Of Tennessee. tn
omission ot the words was finzlIy
adopted by n vote OF 30 TO -.
Renarriare Of either party 70 /
divorce excep, in the case Of u
innocent party 20 suit IN adultery
was vigorously denounced here y
day BY the Right Rev. Charles 4
Brent. ID. D.. bishop OF westaz
New York. In an exclusive irtefy}ex
with the United Press.
Bishop Brent declared such n
marriages 70 be a SCATTERING o. ~
divine ideal % fnatrimony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-13
american Woman MAY
Be Queen of Greece

as a iaborer In Ohio 10 restoring
the "slorlea of Greece"
II was said 20 be thru her infiu'
encc--in paft~-that King constan.
tire WAS returned 20 the throne.
The son Of the "tin plate prlnccan. ="
William -. Leeds. Jr.. married also
into Greek royalty. becoming the
husband OF Princess Nenia nearly a
year ago.
Nenlz~ios. veteran statesman on
Greece. WAS IN Paris today TO confer
with French officials. Since the dis
cuaalon u conatan,lne's probable nb'
dleaiion. tho return 20 power OF the
aged statesman has been freely dlf.
cunsed lie win not. however. fens
sumo his duties am premier until all
~ tho present newly chosen cabinet
steps out. he said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-13
Chest Meeting in
w. Seattle Tonight

West Seattle district win have a
complete representation in tho Com.
munity Fund campaign n plans OF
the district commander are fulfilled.
A meeting has been called for
"Wednesday ut 8 p. m. ut 453s Cali
fornia ave. when tho district com.
mander will meet with representa-.
tives OF each precinct In West Seat.
tie. and perfect plans for the coming
Community Fund campaign. begin.
ming September 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-13
ny WEBB MILLER

PARIS. Sept. u, - An American
woman-~ths former Mira William -.
Leeds. widow ~ tho TN plate kim
may become the queen OF Greece N
event kinK Constantine whone throne
IL tottsflnE because OF Turkish vic.
tories. abdicatea,
In high Greek circles here today
Il was believed that Constantine.
who IL blamed for tho disastrous
war in which tho Greeks have been
driven from large PORTIONS ~ Asia
Minor. will abdlcate To favor of his
brother. Prince Christopher. husband
OF Mra. Leeds.
Mrs Leeas- The Princess Anas'ase
lis reported 20 have spent millions
Of dollars from the estate left her
by her first husband who began life
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-13
WORKER DIES IN
SCAFF0LD FALL
Companion Is at Point OF
Death in Hospital

Crushed under a falling scaffoids
cleio c. BoIdrin. 30. s7i y. Esih At
was dead wednesday. while his com.
panion. Eugene EidridRe. ~. s2Os
Eighth ave. y. r., Was AZ the point
of death in the city hospital
Bolarin died At AIS a. m. 10 hours
after the accident The two men
were employed on a building ~ 1892
Wesiiake ave. ~ putting in window
panes for the C. c. Iieiknap Glass
company.
The ncaffoif broke IN IN. middle.
throwing the men 20 feet 20 the
ground. The iimbers fell on them.
Both men were married
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-13
AUTO RACER IS
SUED BY WIFE

San FRANCISCO. Sept 13.--Mrs.
Lucille Cooper today had on file
here suit for divorce against Earl
l.. Cooper. former auto racer and now
n San Francisco business man.
Sho alleged that Cooper confessed
TO her that his affection Ind cooled
and that. by staying away from
homo and being late 20 meals. he had
s,ibstantiated his alleged confession.
The two were married in San Joso
in 1910.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-13
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
DUMB-bELLS
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

Morris crandaii. i7is Aloha a..
urges the gink who believes
Eskimo pies are mado in Aiasi<a
Homer Iirrw nahea snoonshinr.
Gosh. amt he dumb1
A football coach has four wheels
A FUN moon has been drinking its
own shine.
That you'ii raise currents ~ you
plant electric Hight riolscA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-13
PHILLIPS NAMED ONCE
IN DIARY


Next day the three young rnatrons
were IN Alberta Meadows coupe. as.
eendlnx Two Ts~e hin. chatting ~
fashions and the weather. apparent.
~ all frirnds.
Then. according 20 tho alleged &C
count given 10y Peggy. tho veneer
over a million years of savaxery
cracked. MY husband bouFh, you
this and that T'fps young widow
made startled denial From under
her care ciara's arm flashed QUE
with the f0-cent hammer "a they Eut
out Of the ear. II crashed into Mrs.
Meadown' face. she staggered weak.
" Into flight. Clara IN pursuit. ne
Mrs. caffcs fell back In nausea. she
says
Tho MOODY sacrifice 20 clhckinx
tongues lasted for many minutes
there on the lonely hliiside--iastcd
tan death canrs. as the states wit.
ness IL expected 20 tell II.
Looking back" police say
Peggy told them. Il could 500
her there on her knees over tho
body--pvunsling and smashing.
Then she drove rue hack to
town. threatening 10 kin me. too.
n ever told"
After Mrs. Phillips arrest. Mrs.
Meadowa' diary was read 20 her.
There was hut one mention 81 her
husbands name. simpiy-"Met Sir.
Phillips"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-13
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
PRIMARIES
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

and towns gave Lodw. foo.asT votes.
while Joseph c. Walker. who contest.
ed tho nomination. had 19.5io.
Joseph {. Pciietlcr. who was Gust.
ed from the office q district astor.
ney FOR Suffolk county ON charges OF
misconduct and later disharred In
Massachusetts, courts. won the demo
cratic nomination for hla old office.
Pelletisr's campaign was waged on
tho issue OF vindicasion.
District Attorney Thomas c.
ofBricn. who ran on both tickets. was
fsellatiers closes, contestant. o'nricn
was nominated on the republican
ticket BY a huge plurality.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-13
Senator Townsend
Michigan Winner

DETROIT. Mich. Sept. f3.-ssn.
ator Charles r.. Townsend. who cup
ported Senator Ncwberry in his
fight against being unseated. was re.
nominated as republican candidate IN
yesterdays Michigan primary.
Returns from 1898 precincts out OF
7.s5s in SO counties gave Townsend
a majority of 1900 votes oyer his
nearest rival.
Gov. Alex J. Groesbcck proved a
general fayorite and was easily re-.
nominated over n field Of four
competitors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-13
Mulcahy and Valera
Talk Peace Terms

LONDON. Sept. is.--rrish rebels
must surrender their arms before
hossiiltcs can be ended. General
Mulcnhy. commander OF tho Free
States forces. informed Earnonn De
Valera. according 20 dispatches from
Dublin today. Mulcahy and De Val
era met 20 discuss terms Of peace.
according 20 this report;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-13
BOTH PARTIES
WELL PLEASED
ny LAwRENCE MARTIN

-
WASHINGTON. Sept 1.-THE
Massachusetts, primary election 10
day was hailed both by republicans
and democrats here az an augury Of
victory In tho senatorial campaign m
November.
Friends Of senator Lodge. who
was easily rsnomlnased for his sixth
term. took cheer from the early re.
turns. which Indicated tho defeat Of
sherman L. whlppie for the demo
cratic nomination By Col William A.
CASTOR.
Democrats. on the other hard.
pointed 20 an unusually heavy dem.
ocrasic vote in tho primary an an In
dicatIon that no matter whether Gas
ton or whlpple proves 81 finai re-
turns 10 have won tho senatorial
nomination. Lodge viii face an
aroused democracy In tho compaigri.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-13
Regain the Vital
Force Of Youth


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C.ean1- fss The rstuvsaAssen = nasgsns
~ fsroA a. - asp,rs - rsseurod vtssf ~
49, 6.NDv. - ~ eis~tsss v>sss = ~ enSs
= 49, &y Ksr~x N ne pssvesy 81 ysss sys
- orNdfytng ssssis ere kaswa- assAny
- . - dAys
x.se csnsss>l oa ssAsss ssru) T. ths
swe4 - nenS y9re e sssaaA1 ssssrssa- y
sSS55SIS 3 SSSqid a Wsi fsus = qAa =
weunA - ssviee ~ psw~ e vsutAfnl vtges
o. 1SUSn~sS = hasS ga snfnAl sERssss.
Isko6 Dovaf1l ssdss h eesassh1tnS -
- 9 lAy.syel vsskssss. s.s'a.s fss~
Err z slssstn.ssS - wsss - .h =
80 me-. kssGe OF, Ne. ~ fnn Wsef-
- = sks vs.Sw lav(ssrsssv ssat pssgsid
&Re4b IA o.. " nsrs ssuvsateae e~nA 10
nnnnys ~ - pss<mnn = - sud fsv cents
cosanuowAssls aEs4v~- rhshb~ssssstgs g~.s.
meno - eo1nN ~ 1892 oE1y1gNyu reeest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-13

MILWAUKEE,. - Estate OF Fred
oesterrcich. Los Angeles and NIL.
waukee garment manufacturer. found
Imysteriously slain several weeks ngo
In California, valued al slf2 900.
Greater part OF Il left 10 widow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-13
Proctor Is Leading
in Vermont Count

MONTPELIER, VI. Sept Ia
Redfield Proctor was leading Lieut..
Gov. Abraham w. Foote for tho re.
publican gubernatoriai nomination
today by almost 1000 plurality.
Returns from 1873 out OF 247 dis
tricts gave Proctor 1857 and Foote
1895.
Congressman Frank l.. Greene was
nominated for United states senator
without opposition. as were all the
other republican candidates. the
nomination for governor being the
only contest.
The democrats have already nom
mated their slate.
NEW ORLEANS. La. Sept. a.
Congressman II. Garland Duprec was
renomlnated In yesterdays Louisiana
democratic primary election. polling
i4,o34 votes while State Represen-
tative A. T. Higgins polled 1879. &C.
cording to unofficial returns today.
Francis Williams was nm easy
winner for denomination as public
service commissioner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-13
The Young Mother.

THE OF INFANTS
illness
lead
sickness And hem bring Baby back happy scb
the medicine and children
will regulate the bowels aid so bring and
Ftchcrs Castor has doing for regulating
stomach and bowels Of infants children replaced Ct
OIL socaIcd Soothing Pagoc and
Those will especially
10 and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-13
BAKER DEFENSE
IS INCREASING
Pershing and Daniels Con.
denim Insult

NEW YORK. Sept ia.-rorn..
Secretary n The Navy Jossphs.
Danfis has Joined Gen. John
perahlaR In the defense u Newton :,
Baker. whose rerord ~ secretary a.
war T. severely criticized IN rscsn..
" issued supplement 10 tiye Eneye's.
pedia Britannica
Baker. IN the article IN question /,
dsecribed 5s one who recomnsns.d
moderation toward conscientious a.
ieetofs. II states bis career Va,
widsiy condemned a. lacking I,
energy. foresight and ability.
Daniels who whs Bakers close a..
eooiate ia the wDrid var. sent d.
following measaFs 70 the Unhs,
Press:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-13

TULSA. okla - Two die when
plane crashes 10 ground. Dead are
Tommy c'f'eewes'1 Tucker. rs. anna.
I,esr flyer. and Archie J. s,oweii.
professional flyer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-13

(. Mrs. Nina s. Spear. 90 w. Dravue
ST.. comes 10 bat with the dumb.beli
who thinks
Tho Cremation society sells dairy
products.
Odd Fellows hall Ia an asylum for
the feebie.minded.
Free Mascns arc open shop pias.
tererr.
The orangemen all live In CalIfor.
MIA or Florida.
II. n. Trcchin. 1902 Elizabeth
st.. Bremerton, snys he knows
bird who'd bet GO cents IN he had
~ that Jack Dempsey could lick
Muscle Shoals In 10 rounds.
Miss Ruth Boncharc. ais BaoIcD
urc.. brings into prominence the guy
across the street, soho thinks
A giuohdm check can be cdshcd.
A blacksmith Is negro.
A horscrddish is an animal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-13

Avridge Mann. on the level.
thinks that the Epistles were the
wives OF the Apostles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-13

TlYS chief nut puts his hope in IN,
dumbbeli who thinks
A dog fish would chase ca; fish
That fish so 10 school 10 learn I,
swim.
A timber wolf eats trees
Chcesecloth Ia made from linn
burger.
A bridge carpenter II a dentist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-13

ne that ss " may. r. =. Hyirofon
s0fi fsfh ate. ". T.. krotcs a bird
scho thsats-
Charles Ray "a a resU tind o. Hghi
usrd IN medical frrufpienfs
An tcrbefg u a foscn In Greenland
F'ur couft arc raised on fir tree
The sfoeAadc ts beverage.
Trnnis players makc a racquet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-13

TrRIocK. Cali. +. Morgan.
Alaska miner now of Seattle. ends
Slaughter here after searching for
family 10 years. After going 20
Alaska is years ago Morgan be-
lieved to be dead and wife rernar-
ried. wife now dead.
0RDNANC MANUFACTURE.
ERS Of New Haven. Conn. are turn.
Ing 20 automobile manufacture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-13

william l.. cosby. se35 Aurora
ave. thinks he's picked a winner IN
tho bird who saya--
Oxy.acctylene Is n bull
Frank watcrhouse ~ factor,
where water power Is used.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-13
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
PHILLIPS
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

had rp,ed on Albsrta's deserted apart.
mcnt Clara had purchased a
hammer nj a bargain counter.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-30
Wilcox Is Selected
To Head SwarthmOre

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 90
Leonard Wilcox, a Lansdowne boy,
was elected to captain next years
Swarthmore football team at a meet.
ing of the letter men today.
Wilcox will be a senior and has
played right tackle during the last
three years.
Wilcox prepared at Lansdowne
High. Entering Swarthmore three
years ago. he became a high light
on the gridiron and won his letter
In his freshman year He is a
member of the Kappa Sigma fra.
ternity. His brother. Ned, plays
ha]fback
Sixteen men were awarded foot.
ball letters this year. They are
Richard Cornell. the retiring cap.
tain: Leonard Wilcox, the captain.
elect. Prescott Willis. of Washing.
ton. D. c.; Carl Knauer, David
Shoemaker Lewis Korn, Frank
Jackson, Vincent Schneider. Ned
Wilcox. Lester Knapp. Earl Thoen.
en-. Lester Asplundh, Amos Dot
terer, Charles Limberger, Clarence
Kistler and Frank Long.
One-half of these sixteen men will
be graduated this year., the back.
field suffering especially|in the loss
of Asplundh. Schneider, the quar-
terback. and Thoenen. a speedy half.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-30

ticipate in this or any other sched-
uled bout before the end of the
year, because of the illness of his
wife.
The Tunney-Greb contest has not
been ordered abandoned, Muldoon
explained. II has simply been de
ferred because the commission is
eager to give Greb every opportu-
nifty to attain his best physical con
dition before entering the ring in
defense of his title.
Muldoon said il would be impos-
sible for Greb. with the worry and
strain of his wife's Illness. to train
properly to fit himself for such an
important bout and he has. accord.
ingly. instructed the Garden officials
to grant Greb the benefit OF q delay.
While forced to defer one Ameri.
can title bout. the Garden has Sc.
cured another, according to the com.
mission. The governing body has
been notified that plans have prac.
tically been completed for a return
battle between Pancho Villa and
Frankie Genaro. for the American
flyweight title. This bout is con.
templated for December IL or IA.
II is likely. however, that, with
The Washington herald., 1922-11-30
Frazee Will Dispose
Of No More Men,
He Claims

COLCHESTER, N. Y, Nov.
IL 29.-Harry Frazee, own
er of the Boston Red Sox,
will sell no more of his play
ers. This he announced here
tonight at the opening of
one of his new plays which
is appearing in a Rochester
theater. His sole object, he
declared, is to rebuild his
club. for the 1923 American
beague pennant race, and
will not consider any more
deals. He may make some
trades, he said, but only
with the view of recon-
structing his club.
Either Frank Chance or
Bin Carrigan will manage
the club next year, he said,
but the selection will not
take place until the big
league meeting.