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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-31
DOPESTER SEES
BIG YEAR FOR
CARDINAL NINE
Looks the Field Over and
Sizes Up St. Louis as Most
Likely Winner.
GIANTS LACK PITCHING
By DAVIS J. WALSH,
International News Sports Editor.

NEW YORK. March 31-How would
you like to be a judge at the finish of
a 1OO-yard dash with Charlie Paddock,
Morris Kirksey, Loren Murchison, and
Edwards, the British negro, coming out
of their marks for the Anal heat
The chances would be very good that
you might boot one there unless you had
the eye Of a basilisk. Given an even
break at the gun this quartette would
figure to come down to the tape so closely
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-31
PAU MOORE WINS.

PEORIA, Ill, March 31.-Pal Moore,
bantamweight, won a newspaper decision
from Herble Schaefer of Chicago in a
ten-round bOut here last night.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-31

OKLAND, Cal.-The Chicago Cubs
lost their stride Thursday and were de-
feated nv Oakland, Is TO 5. The game
was called in the eighth inning because
Of rain.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-31

Observation-Disclosures University
has decided to re-establish baseball az
a major sport. The game Will be given
a three-year trial. The Gophers may
NAV the schedule abandoned by Indiana,
because of the trip TO the Orient.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-31

CHICAGO-Champion Jake Schaefer
today made plans for his 1872 baIk line
billiard championship match with Wsker
Cochran. The match probably will be
played here.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-31
MIrCHELI-MORAN MATCHED.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, March 31.-Pinkla
Mitchell Of Milwaukee n Pal Moran,
New Orleans, were matched yesterday to
box ten rounds here on April Z, the
to be 1873 pounds. Promoter Tom
Andrews announced. Tommy O'Brien,
Los Angeles, and Tony Dennis, Milwsu-
kee, Nghtweights, win perform in the
Other half Of q doubla-Mindup.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-31
NOTES OLE TIE I

Carman Hill and Pug Cavet demon
strated to the Tribe boss last week In
Texas that they may be depended on
doubtless are in shape to 90 the full
route right now. Lee Bartlett and Harry
Weaver also came through In recent days
while the remainder Of the squad has
made rapid progress.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-31

CHICAGO-Thirty entrants represent
ing twenty States have been received for
the fourth national nterScAoiastl
10 ske.-haIi team at the University of
Chicago, April 3, g. and Z.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-31
NTINGLING LIVE GOSSIP
1V1wihh the PUGS OF THE RING

test The balance Of the program Is left
to the discretion Of the club management.
1t is specified also that the main bout
must start not later than 10 p. M.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-31

OMAHA-AdOIph l.. Anderson, OF
Omaha A. c. won the National JUNIOR
opo-vard rhempionship In the swim meet
90 xestrrn and national A. A. L. here
THURSDAY hight. His time was 2;A4 40
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-31

OALLAs-The Cleveland Indians break
camD here tonight. The regulars start
northward for a pair Of games at OKLA
homa City while the Yannigans. under
smoky Joe" Wood. travel to wichita to
meet the Western League team there.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-31
First Guess on Finish
of Teams in National

1--St. Louis.
New York.
9-Pfttsburgh.
4-Boston
6-BrOOklyn
6-CtncinnRtL
7-Chicago.
6-Phtladelphia.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-31

NEW YORK-Tex Richard had moth
ing to say about his plans to promote 4
big bout this summer between Carpen.
tier and Gene Tunney or Carpenter and
Greb "I'l have something TO say as
soon as my attorney Will let me talk,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-31

HOUSTON. TEXAS@BrOoklyn scored
three runs in the tenth inning after tying
II up in the ninth and beat the Yankees"
1 to 3 Thursday.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-31
Sport Features in Brief

NEW YORK-John Weissmuiler. Il
year-old swimming phenom Of the I'LL
nois A. c. made n new worlds record last
night when he swan 200 meters IN
2:Is Is. The New York A. G. polo team
defeated the Illinois team. 4 to 5, and
won the National A. A. L. championship
NEw YORK-"The Pershing stadium
is not the place for Paris TO stage 'Ie
held we will go and so cheerfully, u.
r kirby. president OF the American
Olympic committee, said.
NEW YORK-Tex Richard had moth
ing to say about his plans to promote i
big bout this summer between tarpeh,
tier and Gene Tunney or Carpenter and
Greb. "IIl have something TO say as
soon as my attorney will let me talk
he said.
MERIDIAN, MsS.-Frank Frisch got
a triple and a single, knocked IN TWO
Egns and Hio scored one so hiPse5f A Ans iafb51
champions, 4 to 0, Thursday.
HOUSTON. TEXAS-Brooklyn scored
three runs in the tenth inning AFTER Tying
IL up In the ninth and beat the Yankees"
4 to 3 Thursday.
nALLAs-The Cleveland Indians break
camp here tonight. The regulars start
nOrthward for a pair OF games At CHiH-
homa City while the Yannigans. uhder
"Smoky Joe" Wood. travel to Wicnita TO
meet the. Western League team there.
oMAHA-AdOIph L. Anderson, OF
Omaha A. c. won the National JUNIOR
coward championship in the swim meet
81 western and national A. A. I. here
thursday night. His time wa 2:A4 40
CHICAGO-Thirty entrants represent
~.-.-- l.wu hnar rnREtvph FOR
the fourth national interScholastlc
basketball team at the University or
Chicago, April 3, 8. and Z.
Observation-Disclosures University
has decided to re-establish baseball az
a major sport. The game will be given
q threo-year trial. The GOphers may
NAV the schedule abandoned by Indiana,
because of the trip to the Orient.
OKLAND, Cal-The Chicago Cubs
lost their stride Thursday and were de-
feated by Oakland, Is TO 5. The game
was called in the eighth inning because
of rain.
CHICAGO-Champion Jake Schaefer
today made plans for his 1872 baIk line
billiard championship match with We1ker
Cochran. The match probably Will De
played here.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-31

MERIDIAN, MsS.-Frank Frisch got
a triple and a single, knocked IN two
rms and scored one himself. The Giants
heat Memphis, Southern Association
champions, 4 to 0, Thursday.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-31

The addition Of Ernie Kruger, for the
catching department also vas a ten
strike move and along with Leo Dixon.
the Indians can match anything IN the
Association behind the nlate
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-31

NEW YORK-"The Pershing stadium
is not the place for Paris to stage the
1924 Olympic games, but wherever t. is
held we will go and 50 cheerfully,L u.
T. Kirby, president of the American
Olympic committee, said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-20
PANIC STRIKES
DUBLIN BEFORE
HANGING THREAT

DnHliN. Nov. l2.-(By Tho Aes'cl3'"h
r-.ss) -DUHi,u - sEfrerihg an acute
attack o. thu nerves. partly "p!rG -
Damon DcNalHra'o threat "f r"pciS9.s
r. Erskino (n.idor2. convicted az a.
.ry'rs arms. = cvcclted. and rHrt'
through tao horror oF TIC 11chtchoTe
c&?ics.C- and { be- happenings.
Wen ln:r. 'o1He1 with FREQ Sta .
soldiers passed s.-;yiy through a crowd
holding Meeting Of protest in ccnn'c-
'ion wttis ,ch hunger etr!ke Of Mary
MacSw!ucy ard her sister. many IN To-
crowd h""."d and shouted abusive cpl
ihct% \ shot NAG fired by someone i"
tho cr"wd. and tn" soldiers replied with
a r"l,cy Isl iNc a'r. wHr"h nrov"k'h
pant" This vas followed hy machine
gun arc. and hire" civilians arc reported
t. have hrrn wounded
Arnic MacS'winr, = maintaining h"7
v'sn outside Mount Joy prison. whore
Mary MrrSW 'n.y has h"sn fasting since
November sixth.
-Four mon We're Killed by The Explosion
a. Incr!rhore. orc h1v!Ds died IN the
ra.ri,s! ard three being killed outright.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-20
Deyalers's Staten ent-

rr,hi.1. Nov. la.---iEy Tho Associated
T.-rss)-Eamon peEalcra. leader or the
Irish republicans. in = message 70 tho
poop. of Irelann. asserts hat the bfn-
tst government has given orders Tor the
execution ot Ersk!n- Ch!ldrrs, ana O.
cl,res ,ha: .u-h crime will make the
men ard women OF our race hang their
heads in shame.
IL th!a order IS carried out. re con-
tirrcs. no, al! m. blood that Will now
as & consequence Will cI7!ate Guy ma
Ana. guilt. We shall he called nation
~ slaves and tho slaves Of slaves. and
r,e shall rot he left With an answer.
Declaring tia. Cfiid"rs rsmatned IN
corruptihie when many became corrupt
Re concludes:
.Ic !, is not :he peoples will that .
faithful and oval servant should be
sacrificed 20 any ~ Church.lis hate,
,hen within an hour YOU will rise up and
fling from rho positions They have usurp'
cd and dishonorcG those VINO would dare
SO 70 hlnrkrn forever the fair lame OF
. this nation"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-20
BISHOPS PROPERTY
W|LLED TO CHARITY

The greater part ~ tn" individual
nrssnasinus Of n" late RI. Rev. y. }.
Donah!" Wa raqr"2rhCd ~ charitable
institutions which were orEan!zed ana
nurtured by Kim during his lie.
Other hcqucsts wcr" mad" TO surIl'-
irc relatives. including sister. Miss
Kath"rina Dorahuo ~ Washington.
y G.. three nieces, Mrs. r. NJ. Walk,
Johanna VI Jones and May PInkhanl
nf WASHINGTON. and Iwo nepheTS.
huhn ". McAnlifro and William Jones
Nmo"c The institutions named IN the
will are: North Wheeling hospital. Nj.
Ia Chantul academy. Sisters ~ -.
Joseph. Home ~ tho Good Shepherd,
tn" ,No homes for hos aud kris at
Elm Gruyc. III" Society ~ s.. vincent
% Paul. F"main academy Of ParEers'
burg and s.. Marys college, where he
grulUatcd
The w}rl 2as 1rnhatcd Saturday by
Comfy ClcrI5 I. Howard Wells. One
will was merely formal, diSroS'ns of
rcrtala property cf the Roman Catho-
IL, church which vas under ii" ad-
ADMINISTRATION. Tie other was for the
disposition Of his personal property.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-20
Fall From Balcony In
Church May Be Fatal

L.~!sburE. ". Va. No.. ia.-Wh"e
teaching his TuN!aT 9c,ur, -:a-r .cdaJ
~ tho balcony 81 the Methodist church
here. samTe! c. Beard. leaned hac'e
against p railing which gave way urG"r
lis whtsht ard he pitched ID the floo-
20 feet below. Cade. Hunter, student
~ Grc"nhrisr Military school hero. "uo
vas 81 the fr"u; row. made an effort 10
aayN r"arG from, mis- fall, bu, he TOO,
wa6 carried 10 the floor below. suffer
TX 4 BROKEN arm.
Some ooub. Is he'd rng2rdiTs the &C
rovsry &C the teacher. IS PHYSICIANS
were urable TO complete an tvamina-
ton tonight. and Il j. feared that he
may ha"A been injured Internally. II
fell upon chairs placed - the rear %
tHe church auditorium. striking h"2V-
:'y UPON MS shoulders ana neck.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-20
Cardinal MERCER Ill

BRUSSELS, Noy. l9.--Car'ilnai MERCER.
p-imate Of 3eIs Iun. "a ~ with iHtluenAt.
HIS condition tonight vas reported as
progressing favorar'y.
The cardinal cauEh: cold st the ceTe-
mony Of entombInS Be.E'um'S unknown
soldier on November II. and "as forced
% take 70 bed the following day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-20
MARKED sEAsoHAL DECLINE

Washington, Nov. la.-Marked season.
al declines ~ sales OF structural steel
during October wa sannouaced tonight
Nv the department OF commerce. Re-
ports 20 the census bureau indicated Oc-
to,.- sales were J4.9 per cent Of shou
rarar:,r compared - SIS per cent dur.
inr Scorena": AZ SIS Per cent last
Apr!..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-20
HUNTINGTON PIONEER DEAD

Huntington. ". Va. Nov. ls.-M!s
Maria La,..ac Frcc 'na::. so years Old
pioneer resident Of Huntington, died
her, i5dav Of injuries sustained Friday
when nm automobile IN which she was
-,d,ng With hnr daughter. Miss Valery
r,rn.uan, slipped over a I5-foot embanS-
-cent white an effort 10 negotiate 4
-u-n was hcirE made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-20
FINANCE MINISTER
ARRESTED FOR GRAFT

Fekine. NoT. 1o--(By The Associated
FressJ--Lo Wen Kan. minister Of Ananc(
r,s arrested tofa" on \ warrant Issued
~ the -equel, RI President L. Yuan
Hung. charged with receiving a com.
'ri'"sfnr TO- ;hr proposed tlntat!on Of
loan Of sIr million pounds sterling OJ
a group OF German and Austrian cnan'
ci--s orior 20 he World war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-20

WEEK DEE. SO
President Recommends Cord
iaI Support and Coopera-
alton In Movement

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-20

Isaak Walton wrote his famous book
on angling in 1867.
The Keota news., 1922-09-22
CENTENNIAL STATE ITEMS.

cratic tickets that Wiii appear on th1
general election ballot. Tuesday. Nov
7. l9.s..- For Governor: Republican
Eeajamia Griffith. Democratic. VII
liam r. Sweet For Lieutenant Coy |
ernor: Republican. Robert +. Rock |
well. Democratic. Walter r. obricn |
For Congressman First congression' |
al District. Rep, William y. Vaiie
Dem. Esajaiain tiiiiiafd For Con |
sressman. Second Congressional Dis
,riet: Rep. Charles u. Timberiakc
Dem. Dr. q. n. Worth. For Congress
man. Third Congressional District
Erp.. Guy U. Hardy. pcm.. Chester II
Horn. For Congressman. Fourth Con
sr-ssionai District: Rep. Merle q
viae-al. Dem. Edward r. Taylor
For Justice Of Supreme Court tfaii
term): Hep. John ". Shcafof. pActn-
William 4. Hiii. For Justice Of sa'
ps-mc Court Ito iii vacancy: nrp-
John Campbell. Dem. Francis l.
Hoack. For Secretary OF State: Hep
Car. = Miliik~n. Dem. James II, No
land For Auditor: Rep. Arthur ~
Ssoas. Dem. William II. MeSiehoas
For Treasurer: Hep. Harry Z. Mui'
nix. Dem. Wesley stsicy. For Att"f'
n-y General: Hep. willard Il. Gordon
b~s,.. Russell ". Fleming. For Super
ias-nd-nt Of Public Instruction: R~p~
katherine L. csais. pra,-. Mary q. O.
bradford For Hcscats Of taiscssity
Of Colorado: Hep. Clark q. Mitchell
and q. y. Parker. Dem. =. W. Lock
wood and Clifford ". Miiis
bvascs.-Exhibits Of Sunday school
aofk arc attracting wide attcntion st
county fairs through the state. accord
ias TO Airs H. H. Shaw Of the Colorado
Sunday School ASsoe.stioo- Thrsc sx'
hibits include literature on methods
and results. and illustrative posters
aud scrap books. note bookA enodcsA
maps. clay figures and other hand
work used by teachers 10 psvsrnlink
siblc stories. OF made BY ehiidscn I"
express the ideas Of the LESSONS IN
tangible form. Mira Sha~ said that
.ic has received letters tfuta those IN
charge Of such displays sa5ias that
many teachers aad tssothcfs arc making
notes on the Suggestions csfefcd IN
these ckhibitA
fucblo.-Ths lafsrst cash tfsns~e'
sioa ever handled by the Pueblo euuss'
~ shcsstrs office took place when The
land aud wafer rights Of the Cuehasas
Land and Water Company we're sold
to ]. VIII johnson Of Pueblo for $780,.
oD. The company properties iaeiuac
tho Cucharas reservoir and DAM over
twenty miles of main Irrigation ditch
ca. the townsisc Of Wilson and ethcf
properties. The sale was made to sat.
i.fy a foreclosure judgment rcccasly
issued out of District Court.
GIcnwood Sprinss-Thc civil service
commission certified to the Fosscfacr
Department the names Of Ole Thor
son. Miss Laura W. Hammond and
John G. Mo.cr as the three receiving
the highest grades and made eligible
for appointment ss postmaster at
g,cnwood Springs one Of this num-
bce will be recommended for appoint
mont. The examination was held
July Is
ruealo.-All school children In the
Jate attendins either public or pH.
.g,e school will he afforded an opper-
,uui,y to attend the state fair at Puc-
,,o on Friday. Sept. -. as guests OF
,be state fair commission. according
10 plans announced recently. School
.uperintendents in every county In the
state have been supplied with tickets
for distribution to children expecting
The Keota news., 1922-09-22

p~nNrr.-Ihc city council voted Dis
trict Attorney Philip ). Van cise =
special appropriation of $1,000 with
Nhieh To- prosecute cases against al
legged buneo men arrested during the
district attorneys recent raids
t-oV-land.-Th- Rocky Mountain
Boys camp has been purchased By
John II. sI-Vcns of Chicago. lie plans
To maE. the camp near L0srlaad one
of the nations greatest recreation cen
tcrs t0r boys. The camp VAS essab'
lish-d tNo years ago by pr. John
umoshy Stone Of Chicago.
fu~blo.-Oac thousand feet of track
Was torn pp and twelve cars OF frui,
acsv dtmp~d into the Arkansas river
Wh-a tas, freight train Nas acfaiird
IN the Royal gorge. All traffic WAS
held up. the sassbouad trains being
held UP at salida aud tho wcstbouad
trains at Pueblo. The cause Of the
wreck is unknown.
.t-assoSa spssass-W. l.. Brown o:
beaver. traffic manager OF the Moua
tain States TrlrPhoav and Telegraph
Company. was elected pFvsid~as Of the
Colorado t'ublIc Service Association
here. ]. =. pgstal Of Colorado springs
uas elected pfwsidcat Of tho Rocky
Nountain .lIsisipa Of the National Elcc
tric Light Company.
Gsuid-s.-The Kappa Kappa Gamma
sorority led tho Greek ictscf ofssnisa'
tisa. Of tho Uaisvssity of Colorado In
scholarship this last school 1raf with
an average OF $3.50 Alpha Sigma fhi
led tho ,aca with a mark OF $3.50 TAX
ia- the honor. aaay tsosa the Mas"ois
fraternity. Acacia. which hss held The
cup fos several years
p~ases.-scps. =. was proclaimed
American indian day by setcfaof
shsup in a Proclamation issued here
The governor calls upon organizations
.-cscssc. and schools TO carry out cs
rsri.r. that .halI bsia. 10 tho taind'
of tho people Of the state. especially
Interesting and inviting historical 10
rioss. Of the Indians life.
Colorado. made goods ~cfS
Given the hearty insIsrsr'nrnt OF tbs
American Legion at til" state coasca
,s.n Of the former service met. here
They adopted resolution iHaofaas
.hc Cotnratlo. made goods movement a.
mn effort to develop the cpminot
wealth by creating opportunities fo'
.mploymcnt within the state.
Strylins.-ThiFtccn community cx
hibi,s were on the floor of the Losa'
county fair when its doors wer'
thrown open to the largest Hrstaal
crowd i'm its history. 1t was Children
day and the Riddles were there II
-thrcns. and drovcs." "a one observe
expressed IL. They were admitted ire
I. ,h. grounds and srandstaHds.
p.nycr-CpIorado has IG' fcwe
prr,lnt.ry animals as result
August operations of federal and stat
hunters. according to Stanley L. Aounl
Of Denver. in charge of predatory ami
,u.I control. one hundred and tweiv
,.v.t-s. forty.tvo bobcats, two lyh
and one predatory brown bear wer
Killed. The number exceeds tue Aus
us, record Of several recent summers
pcuycr.-Fire Prevention week vii
.e observed in Colorado from octobc
y Il, October q. according to specia
uro,,,,ua,iun issued by 6overno
sb.uu II the statchousc' only o,
ar.us;nv the public to the appalling sill
uation created by our excessive ~,
waste cu the evil be corrected IN
.xeru,lyc declared All civic orsahiza
-. 80, s,ri.,ips of the state wer
The Keota news., 1922-09-22
LATE NEWS
From All Ouey
COLORADO
COMING EVENTS.

Sept ss-sc-colssaae State Pa,s. Pu-
eslo.
oet. as - Douglas County Fair.
Castle Eeek.
oet- s-s-kiI Carson counIy Fair.
EuElEassOa
The Keota news., 1922-09-22

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The Keota news., 1922-09-22

A RiedIs. PsshaeA.
why 10 a soldier ike Q round hole
In q ruckY'
-Because he's drilled
The Keota news., 1922-09-22
cQDMEDAl
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The Keota news., 1922-09-22
SLOW
DEATH

Aches. pains. nsrvoosncss. diff.
cuisy tn urinastng. of.cn mean
serious disordcsA The worlds
standard remedy for kidney. liver.
hladdss and uric acid troubles