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BRO. TUT JACKSON ALL PRINED
TO MINGLE WITH HARRY WILLS
Big Black Boy Will Tackle Jack Dcmpseys Challenger
Tonight at Ebbes' Field Unknown Guam.
tty to Eastern Fans

accident lnsuranc" companies. u. has
shocked out big boys great hir how.
tnd h"NS ~ magnificent bignrss They
were all alik" 1" him AMI every on.
"i the forty som" Fighters win" have.
raised their lists I" him in 10 wears
"nrc"r has hr"r kuncS,..l cold ns =,
corporation iiidg" \ cnupl. nf the
boys escaped in one lnut but w.r,
sIunsh"d imt" TIA" rug IN return
matches
Hr"th"r Harry wills himself is If
ih"'"iht"iN >w"rihN ""iuri"N ION. Li!
Tor dow might. deep putpl, "pid.rmaI
augmentation this l:ruih.r Jackson
rom WASHINGTON Courthouse makes
nm look lik" ~ pnllii blonde. ilrnthrr
~ 81. H"rnard' ever displayed In u
ring. aud his rehch Of Sut. inches
more than SiN and on--half r-.t-also
something novel ia the la stern
ring.
About them feet now" said Hroth-
or Tut II figure this way. that they're
TOO biS 1" git knocked IN Of | might
Kit kn""k'I of "f on" foot. but when
II boy E"i 'w" feet as hip rs wb,,
mine is. II" amt eitt lin Knocked Of 81
both ~ once" d"
broih"r Jackson 10 /" q" nf;""n
rounds "r less with wills u, +.
man or Tremendous strength AMI 10
loose muS"lrd. which makes Tor hard
punching. ~ 4" his appetite fnr -
smnct lrt. ih"r" IN" i,rr- doubts. for
hr hasn't been seen here hrfur- AMI
wills ALWAYS aims iu smack them
"r some In a iift"-n r"uiu1rr
lihrrN IL sim holding his lob ON
NE docks, where h.. IL professor
"' freight Juggling. Ills TRIMMING
consists "f t"tinG cotton hul~s loco
hi"tiFe Nnrt- Grated trucks ana
>'hllhr ui-r"tHndIs- from the Nat car,
10 iNr "rahr> " hi"h drop them int
The holds "r the steamships
VIII. must yin ms bout in order
10 kct that match " ith J.cI, prm.,s,v
tor Nhl"h hr II signed II jackson
Nhohhl WIN IL" profanity would huv,
'" go through the tedious routine nr
KNOCK NIX out Kid Norfolk. Ril Tai.
ana ia" Jamaica Kid before qualify
NIX for l'"mpsey
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-29

rr''h rom three month engage
mrht WIN North Carolina teams.
n"tcm hi"In signed up with Run"
'hurihs yesterday for the remaining
Jays OF tn" SEASON. liz. ou.r:,i,d H.,
,iSht garden Yesterday with success
''ntch adds another loft -hand.r To-
ne batting order. Ills speed ON
i,aths * ais" an asset to- rh.. ,,,lts
ms was shown yesterday hy his
Si"ai OF Sc""nd which i.YI - m,
error that pat him on nara.
Another arrival In Ei,hmnnd YES
h r.tm'N Was l"" l:""hliuE. VIII" has
80" warmed az in front "f the I;icn-
h"hd dus"ut Ia his ciiS aud 40, :,
"le hhnd; il'' VIII perform twice
'Nh'hitioh games between the prufrs-
siohais ana the Church nm 4
Th" church li!ll-c"l, AFFAIR win u.
= ~" Ter wholly Within ia" lurisdic-
non OF the players th.rnsrIN.s m.
Hi"hm"nd "wr,-rS hay. pi,,.n ,,'
h"n PERMISSION 10 play ANA M. rrn-
''"u> viii 80 q" them church nan
MI! almost III! the park tor the SAT
utday game.
Nor" - ~ stake on the TWO games
nan - Indicated on the surface IN.
ne NirsinIn i.rngu-rs up on IN.
"' n"r hand tn" TAT" OF professional
pan ia i:ichm"nd may rest ON th.
W." t"m"S. for IL church nm. win
it".hlihE M, Su"T"cds ia iri,utuiu,
IN" l"Hsu"rS. ia" Richmond nwurrS
IAN save n lot az money next s.uson
'N quietly Dropping on, uf ia. Held
N'llt"rat ION is sometimes un!ntcn
'"n"i. F"r !ns,:t:i"" camp the hni-
'rticS IA tile New York st I.nuiS
E'hie Yes Srruny--s|"n,.ne nua Sryrr-
81" and Shh ~hnJ and ShAnE. Smun
Tn" Yankees mad" II thr-. nut az
tour against their hnSum rivals thr
ST I."uiS browns, by winning To-
Yesterday In ia" eleventh inning II
was hitter defeat FOR Shnrknr M,
Nr"Wns pitcher, who hoasied IF his
hhili'y I" cow tn" Yank~. and a sIr
ma victory for Shawkev. who r,v.
- Louis only four hits in the eleven
innings
\" word has hc"u received from,
'"inmhia IN regard TO tho uropo.rL
,rlchpitai s"ri"> with Sally. Fled
mont and virginia I.ragmc entries
colonel Albert C"X OF Raleigh il
Interested IN tn" plan. hut as tho
remnant season runs uniil Sop,"mh.r
10. tn"t may j." an nSUrnouut,bI,
nhSla"i", although Columbia and
.lEi"hmond might play a series with
'he winner meeting Raleigh Il, il
no" up I" Columbia.
Norfolk wiz no, hid Tor ono ~ III,
wilson -tharlesi games in tho in
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ny WeStbrooL l'rsIrv,
ruitad N"ws S,aN Corresrondc

'lt"N News stan torreSpOnicnt
NEW YORK. Aug. Brother r,t
Jackson. ~ Washington Courthouse
ohio, il hoy who uses screen c"ai
Tor shaving powder. two-inch cable
tor sh""StriugH. block anh iackl. for
Susr"nd"rS. anal the discarded main
'"pS at III" i;inrl!ns hoyN for his
shiTiS.
hr"th"r Tut jackson Isn't much Of
&" drlnl,Ing f"li"w. tint when he does
.iHh" H luti" something Us Vitrloi
starlight. Win s"ii'l ui murIatir
acid f"r a chaser \ harb"cuci OK IL
brother Tut Jackson * II hlacl, boy
Md blk boy Nud he's tough.
william Mc'arn"y VII" had
Luther MrCarth, and /. p"tcntial mil
ANA hasn't had any luci, since an
accidental punch snapped i.uth-r's
sp'nai column out In the Pacific
Northwest. is r-sp"uSit,lr for Brother
Tut Jackson William heard about
ltrnthrr TUT when Tur got Into II
Sight with Sam i.aurT,.rd down south
somewhere and simply d-VuSticnted
IN" d-va-ticatin n"nr-.:u from Koa-
Ton. WIlliam cooked an ear toward
WASHINGTON Courthouse. Then Broth
"r Tut wns matched 4" nrh; Jack
Johnson down there Ia Washington
fourthuus" and received some pub
Lefty during TIA" rnsutut nrrutlution.
rs Inch resulted III TIA" abolition .r
the match.
Ihats may man q" whip Harry
wis nHd get whipped hy .Ihci. Drtnr-
s"N Tor - iGi"- losers end -aid VII
linin. hud disappeared from Hrpnd
WAY. I" r"arp'Ir Win written nu-
ih"ritN 1" act a. i:r"th"r TutS board
of directors
Tut - nshtirs Harry wills. there
for". ~ i.hh"ts' fj"id tomorrow night.
AND Ia" N'w YORK puhiic at l"usi IS
Wei acquainted 10y nov with IN.
i"hi- ~ derr.up Il" and drrriug did
which har" u,ad" IN" name "f Tat
JACK son symbol ~ rrIrf t. the
"ih"r black fighters around washing
ION courthouse, ana It burden to- the
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AS SHARE WITH SOX
LKy ASsnciatrh rrex. l

ihiI.AbEl.filIA. Aug 2S.-,bI.
'at" and Philadelphia split even j.,
u double header today. the foru,,
winning the first ga,n. ! tn 2 ,,,d
dropping the second tn . vii,
throw by IIasty. tho Atblo,i..
pitcher. which sent two rune.
IN" rIa'" and placed another
" '"Ir"' "n""I"d the White son Ia
Stnn" opening game. H"mcrs hy
nN seventeenth Of tho season ana -
n"nh," lay MCGOWAN. accounted for !, II
IL IocaI runs in the second game
"hn faIk had circuit Smashcs
." tue HrSt E5me. Score
EInS'I
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OL4o OffV WEEK WITH 1OlNNNG DRAW WITH SEZPBUU DEE
Saratoga Special Race
Finally Called Off

SARATOGA, y. Y. Aug. rs
The Championship Special. which
was I" determine the hest 3-vear
OLD racing h"rs"fi"sh in America.
nae been called or. after a series
OF p"str"nemcnts on account OF
rain.
Trainers az bunting, Kai-Sanr
ana Pillory. who were eNnnct.d :,
compete in the race. may enter
ines" horses In the Saratoga cun
rae" Thursday against GREY Law
MAJ natter and other older cam
paign"rs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-29
BUGS TRIM NIOXMEN

Special 10 Tho Times Dispatch.
WILSON y c. Aug oS-The To
haeconists won the opening game o:
me week with the Truckers TODAY
through the strong pi,chinu ~
Quinn and Tho sensational support
Of the entire team Mnihau and
ADAMS mad" several difficult catches
VIM" IN" inh"id was working per
f"ctly. The fielding ~, O'Rrinn Ton
tured for the Truckers. Main pitched
we'll hut the TohacConists bunch II
hits behind his walks for two runs
IN the fourth and enough runs to
WIN. ScOre.
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TARS TAKE OPENER

Sn".,'l :" The Times Dispatch
.ts' h"N duel. Peterson b.Ij t,n,l.,
Mount ." on" hi'. made nv N,rI.e.
~" eighth. and Norfolk won IN.
'P"nns gam" ~ tn" series Nv IN.
' -" Tw" singles. a. -
or ~ ihlrd AND fast base runnir.
- '" :" locals two runs N ,l,. So,
'.h. i"t"rs"n was given faultlrSs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-29
Westbrook Pcylcr Weds
Former News Writer
IBy United Ncws.l

NEW YORK. Aug. 2S-wcst
brook f"Elcr. wcll-kn"wn humor-
iSt. and sport and dramatic wri,,r
was married here to-day To Nils.
Julia Hartman. I'll" ccr,m.,y
.""k ria"" at III" Church OF tn.
thcSs.d Sacrament. Mrs. resicr
WAS formerly Il member of tn. STAFF
"i the New York Daily N"ws.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-29

LINCOLN NEB.. Aug 2.-Sal. n
PITCHERS BAILEY and l.oVich. of N.
l.invuln aud Fairhury clubs of in.
Nebraska stat" League to IN. :,
LOUIS Nhtinnnis Vas announced TO-DAY
hN Charles VI Barrett. scout for In.
Cardinals Bailey has twcn,v-tyy.
wins I" his credit. Both are lot
handlers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-29
EASTCOTT POLOISTS
LOSE TO FLANHNGOES

H|WSDN- \ j AUE 2s-Th. Nn-
Flo- American 'Eastc"it team Vas
eliminated ny In. American Fla,nir-
- 'oHr from 90" pol" tournament
Tor tn" H"rr"r' memorial cap. u, 20 II
IKE the trr"n,in" team SATURDAY.
inc Eas'.n't gIat"rs were unahl. to
"F"fcrn" 'h" uardi~ap - seven they
conceded fF'.r nrlurrrr,
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DEMPSEY Cue. to Indian,

Los ANGELES AUc - -,Iarl
Dempsey. heavyweight N a IN n O n
ruaiiist, left Los Angeles today FOR
Michigan city. Ind. where he is to
appear IN hoNinG exhibition n"A,
Monday
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MAN CAREY SHINES
iHy Associatedprc.s,

iSH' l;fii. Aug. es.-Carey.s
,,,u hlh'"nt Work at bat. on tho bases
~, w -. h"ld helped Pittsburgh
"'I''t ir""klvn to J. in eleven
innings today. score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-29

Scor. nv innings

Newport News .... 600 Oin ooo %
Richmond - nO2 ION nIO o. 4,
summary. Two has" --podson
pldrnc. ComiSkey. Aragon stolen
bases nurlSin, Klein. Palmer. Ara
Hon sacrifice hits-WhitCraft. bod o
son, Hone. Time ~ game ESQ. I'm
riros Srhaofer md Orth
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Others not srhcduI~d.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Chicago NJ Detroit.
-. Louis nj Cleveland,
Boston mt Phtindelphin.
Washington nj New York
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'I;"tr"d for w""dh-ad ia ninth

'i'"tt"d for W""dh-ad in ninth
10y N"Hnl ......... GOA 600 OOO--O
N"il"i" .,... ....... %" O6O 900
summary Left on bases Norfolk
!: l;"cky Mount, = Double. ploys
h"hr'sn" !" Si"inhr"nu"r: Eroapcr
:" '"'"' i" Watt Sacri;ic" hi,-Pc-
'"fN"n S'"l"u bases RIGGS I.urkc
struck OUT 10y W""dhead 6 I.y Pc
''Nnh Eases on balls Wood.
mead. >: off Peterson. a. Wild mitch
-, ""hhcad inc, 81. umpire..
WeSt-rN-it and De Lave
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-29

T'''N TN, NUe Nav i'm mo
iinhIS 10 the national doubles and Soy
'f"i "lh"r lawn tennis tournaments
scheduled at thu l."nrw.o"d cricket
: III" '"ItN. MAS postponed until to
morrow h""auS" at rain
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS StTi RDAN
itIrhmond, {, Newport News, 10
inninGsI.
Wilson. 7; Portsmouth,. q.
Horf"lk. .; itorkS Mount, u,
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Washington Ball Mogul to Lamp Lucas
GOSSIP OF SP0RTDoM
Boys Invited to Witness Clash on Island
by EARLE l.UTX

"" "'" toes the
SP"
aut IucaS
TIA" New, News 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-29

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Newport News ~ Richmond.
Portsmouth, at Wilson.
Norfolk at Rocky Mount
Giants Defeat Toledo.
TOLEDO. OHIO. Aug. 2S-The New
''"'l"n team in an exhibition game
defeated the Toledo American Assn-
Dung" Staples. lis pounds VS.. Jim
h"r" today by q score OF 3 to L.
AppaInchian I.cnRu~ Results.
kinespnrt q: Knoxville. O.
Gr""nvilic. s: Bristol. =
l"huS"u city. u: Cleveland. 2
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JACK Won ELM OUT
or AMATEUR RANKS
Ltv Nssn.i.,,.l rr...,

=" iiNAll'r'N. y. Y. Nuc. 2S
"a" 'ntt"d states ,;oir NS<o,.i.ii.u
,nd'N refused I" r"St"r" lack Won
r.ln. Of Salt l.ak" Iitl. to amateur
N'',hs h"'huS" "f his arrangcm. :
WIN Il sporting goods firm and III.
manner IN which H. accepted r.y-
m"n' OF "Nl'"nsrs. This decision viii
rr"N"n' his participant ton IN tn" com.
Lue national amateur t"uru.mcni a,
l;rpok linz" Mass
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-29

southern Association Results.
M"mrhis. 4. Chattanooga. .
New orleans. !: Mobile .
Nashville. Z: I.ittlc Rock, 4
Atlanta, "a; Birmingham. r.4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-29

summary Two-hasc hits McuscI
flpp. Three base hi, Ward. Sac
rihccs-Jac"hsou, Shucker Mousel.
Left on bases New York s. ST.
Louis. : Bases on balls shock
rr, :. of Shawkey . Struck oIi,-hy
shaw key, : 10y Shock"r Umnircs.
Morarity and Evans Time, go
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Ran FOR D"hcrry in ninth
ir""NlNn ......... oo0 Do3 moo on--3
Pittsburgh ~ lul GnO O-n al 1
summary. T"o-hasc hi,-Cnoncr,
Thr""-has" hi,-C;r'mn stolen bases
Johnston. Schmidt. carey. Sacri.
noes -Eanc" Maranville Double
plays High and johnston. Schmandt
aud Johnson. I.cf, on bases
HrooklNu. =. Pittsburgh. BASES on
balls on Vance. =. IN Cooper, ..
struck out-by Vance. 3 hy ,'uopcr.
Hit hy pitchcr-hy Cnoper
'Wh"aD. Wild pitches Cooper io).
Empires. culSlcy and Moran
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
PhtshurEh, 4; Rrookl,n, 2 uI In
ninE>D.
others NOT scheduled.
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~""ih AtInntir Lengue Results.
Hp"rtanhmre. =: Columbia, |.
hafI"it". Charleston. ! eleven
innings. darkn">sD
Augusta. =. ,irccnvillc 2
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1'ota
Phi,n ciphIn,

rniTaSo ............. 100 n3l orn -,
'n!ld"elph1a .......... n2l 800 NNn-3
>, summary: Two-hase hit-Has,y
rome runs-llnopor. ralk Sacrinr.s
,Mc''o"an. Shecly, itohor' son ,al.
Hooper. Double plays-Galloway 10
Young 20 fIauser. GALLOWAY to IIau-
S"r Lch on hascS-Chicaso. q
nhiiad"lphia. :. RsscS on bails-nr
H"hertson. 3: off HaSty. / struck
oui-hy Robertson. : nv II,.
Ut by pitcher-hy Hast. CSchaIk1
, mpircs, Guthrie and Dinccn. Tl,nc.
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WHERE THEY RAY TODAY.
BROOKLYN at Pittsburgh.
Chicago nj 50. Louis.
Only two srhrdulrd
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
ISostOn-tirN Gland, rain.
Philadelphia, 3-1i thirnEo -.
New York. - ~. Louis. I an In
ntnEHb.
Others not srhcduIrd.
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American tssorIntIou

Milw auh"". - Minneapolis. 4.
Louisville. >. Indianapolis. IS.
hansns CITY. & 81 raul. !.
Others not scheduled.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-29

UIdrng
70
nd
" a" In the no
II tin" r"aru
"'""f weeks
clu hitth
Tue
% his '''>'
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PnrtsnSuih,

lo'tlS ..-...... ~ ~ q
Portsmouth - nuu unu JuG n
wilson .... 500 200 Oily.
The New York herald., 1922-11-27

as far as Morehouse parish is concerned.
The statement reads;
I'VE do not know conditions all over
the State, but we,- as citizens of Mer
Rouge, know that our parish. Morehouse
parish, is being dominated by the in
visible empire.
Several of our citizens have been
threatened. The safety of any one has
been threatened IL he even voices critic
ism of the Klan for kidnapping five of
our citizens, beating and whipping two
of them and making off with two others,
whom We believe now to have been
foully murdered.
THE Kan dominates Morehouse Par
ish. The administrative machinery of
the local government is so broken down
that it is practically impossible either to
indict or convict members of the KlaLs
for their violations of the law.
For weeks Mer Rouge has been pre-
pared. rifles and revolvers at hand, for
the threatened invasion of our village
by the Klan forces. Telephones have
been cut and we feared invasion. We
appealed for protection, appealed to the
State and to the Federal Government.
This is in no sense a reflection on Gov.
Parker. from whom we expect and be-
lieve we will get aid and protection"
The New York herald., 1922-11-27
St. Louis Quake Breaks
Windows and Crockery

CT. LOUIS, Nov 26 (Associated
Press) Earth tremors Sc
we're enough to break win
dows. shake buildings and rattle
dishes were felt in st. Louis, south
ern Illinois, western Indiana and
western Kentucky about $3.50
o'clock tonight, according to re-
ports received here
At st. Louis University seismo-
graphical observatory, where the
tremors were recorded, attendants
described them of moderate in
tensity." The shock. experts said,
was sudden and of sufficient inten-
sity to cause slight damage in
homes, and was recorded at 1882.
At Mattoon, Ill.,>windows of houses
were broken. No actual damage,
other than the breaking Of win
dows and dishes was reported.
The New York herald., 1922-11-27
Louisiana Town Fears Raid BY KIan
and Asks Aid OF State and Nation

Special Dispatch to THE New YoRK HERALD.
BATON ROUGE, La, Nov. 26.-An ap-
peal has been made by a committee Of
citizens OF Mer Rouge. Morehouse Par
ish, to Gov. John NJ. Parker and Fed
eral authorities for protection against
invasion by the Ku klux Kian of Mer
Rouge in retaliation for information
given to Department of Justice investi-
gators relative to the disappearance of
five persons and the reported murder of
two citizens.
Department of Justice operatives have
been in Morehouse Parish for weeks
The Post Office Department also has
conducted an investigation.
One witness, who told Federal agents
he was forced to carry water for the
hooded mob. and who is reported to have
seen several OF them with their masks
Off was taken frop his home and Is
being hidden for safe keeping.
Federal agents have learned that the
bodies of the two missing men are
hidden in Lake Lafourche, near Oak
Ridge. the bodies having been dropped
into the lake bound to two large iron
wheels.
The appeal to Gov. Parker says the
article in a Washington newspaper rela-
tive to conditions in Louisiana is true
The New York herald., 1922-11-27

The Merchants Association. which in
terests itself in many things. large and
small. having to do with the prosperity
and comfort OF New Workers. wants a
law TO stop motor vehicles from sneak
ing up behind q man and then blasting
warning which fairly makes him jump
out OF his skin and gives him nervous
shock that it's hard TO soothe properly
nowadays other forward looking cities
are abolishing unnecessary noises. par
tcularly the sort that are affecting the
nerves of whole communities, and the
association thinks. in its latest bulletin.
that IT'S about time for New York to
do something.
It's Investigation seemed to show that
the Post Office here is a big offender. In
that its mail trucks and wagons are
equipped with exhaust whistles. which
make a savage racket with devastating
The New York herald., 1922-11-27

w TT. Jackson, Police Commissioner
OF Ossining. thinks the bootleggers have
gained the upper hand In his village and
he has invited the Rev. Henry Grattan
Dockrell. pastor OF the First Baptist
Church there, TO cast aside the robe OF
divinity and take the Job of Police Com
missioner.
II own up to being beaten" wrote
Commissioner Jackson In a letter TO the
pastor. "As far as am concerned you
can have The job"
Ossining Is the clcanest town along the
river, In the opinion of the commissioners.
The New York herald., 1922-11-27
PLANES DIRECT wARsHIP GUNS.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 26.--Feasibility OF
directing the fire OF battleships from
airplanes IL being determined by tests
with "A new type of monoplare. the Navy
Department announced tonight, and re-
suits thus far obtained.
At present the fall OF shots on an
enemy target Is spotted by observers
from the masthead OF the firing ships.
Use Of planes, II was pointed out, would
permit observers to hover over the line
OF fire and TO report the effect by radio
to the firing battleship.
The New York herald., 1922-11-27
Head of Police Says Liquor Wins
and Offers His Job to a Pastor

but Il seems to him, he said, that every
court In the land Is throwing a protect
ing arm about the saloon keeper" He
has invited the Rev. Mr.. Dockrell to
make an inspection of the places where
whisky Is being sold and has offered to
provide n police escort for him.
The pastor thinks there is no ground
for the commissioners despair. He does
not intend to quit preaching and turn
cop" he said. but will suggest plans
for tho suppression OF the bootleggers,
The Authorities can never be beaten by
the LIQUOR traffic. he declared.
The New York herald., 1922-11-27
Merchants Association Opens War
Upon Nerue Racking Street Noises

effect on nerves. So the association
complained 10 Postmaster Morgan about
Il. saying that the city ordinances
explicitly excludes anything but hand
power or electrical devices. Assistant
Postmaster Kiely replied that the mail
truck whistles were designated by the
Post Office Department as means OF
protection against robbery or attempted
holdups. and that they are not forbid
den by tho ordinances Of the city or the
laws Of tho State. However. he In
tended to warn drivers 20 cut out all un-
necessary noise. and he asked the Mer-
chants Association TO keep an eye out
for offenders.
This was really the beginning Of The
associations crusade against whole
chorus OF nerve racking noises In New
York city. The association Is going after
them all and hones to make llfe les
hidcous by day and by night.
The New York herald., 1922-11-27
pPTCE TWO CL7NTTC
IN NEW EIsEWf,
To Cut Transatlantic
Passenger Rates Soon

~ RUSSELS. Nov. 26-(Asso-
h ciated Press) Sharp reduc-
tions in first and second
class passenger rates on vessels
plying north Atlantic waters are
to be announced soon. this step
having been agreed upon at a con-
ference of north Atlantic steam
ship companies which has just
ended here. Although the proceed
ings were secret. it is known that
lower fares were adopted in the
hope of stimulating American tour
ing OF Europe. which showed a
considerable decline last season.