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The Llano colonist. [volume] (Llano, Calif.) 191?-1937, 1922-03-18
LLANO PUBLICATIONS
LEESVILLE, LA.

cial way that will open the eyes of those
who don't understand cooperation.
We will be in position to permit 9TH
ers to come in and go to work who
are unable to pay full membership.
but are willing to devote the rest of
their lives to making new system for
human existence. When this colony is
financed we will be in a condition to
admit several thousands of workers to
our community and put all the land to
producing; and from our production
here, we can back other new colonies.
We have 1000 acres on the Isle of
Pines for this purpose and want to get
it to furnishing tropical fruits for CO.
operative consumption as soon as we
can get to it. With our wealth put to-
gether we are in a much better shape
10 prove our theories than we will be
by having to produce and sell for the
purpose of gaining money for future
development, while your spare cash
lies in capitalistic investment. Now
is the time to help. If you can send
us only $1,000 on membership pay
ment by May |, say SO and send it. If
your purse will allow you to send $500,
fire it in. A $1,000 will be better, and
$4,000 still better. You see we make
no limit! We want to do our job on
schedule time, and you must help us
do it. Now. how much can we de-
pend upon from you to help raise the
$4,000 by May lst2 Write and let
us know. This is your home and you
can help build it by supporting US in
our work. A man has just left this
office after turning in at least SIS, 900
worth of property to the Colony. But
to pay our land contract we must have
cash and for us to raise the cash we
would have to stop all Colony pro-
gress and turn our industries into pro-
fit producing and compete in the mar
ket for business. 1t is not possible for
us to do this, and at the same time
build buildings, clear land. make shoes
and general progress which many Of
you want US to do. How much of the
$4,000 will you send in by the first
OF Mayo The time is short but we
pulled larger deal last year on less
time and under less favorable condi-
tons. Remember any amount will be
a help and we want your answer now.
Comrades sWest. Mrs. Gault, Mrs.
Sanders, and Gertrude West are the
new arrivals. All the new arrivals are
here to stay except Comrade West and
his son, W. H., who returned home
this pm. A first-class addition to our
community has come and more to fol-
low. The card club was mobbed and
broken up tonight by the school kidd
les and some older kids (of all ages)
who formed surprise on Comrade
Martin. took the house; and an ANAL
gamation of card club. dances, and
general good time mixed the pickles for
the whole evening. Comrade Martins
birthday cake had 10 candles on n
Some kid! Good things to eat and
lemonade helped to fill our ups Of ioy
and closed most pleasant evening
all wished the Kid many pleasant
Ss,urprsses-and all to be held at New
llano. ~
The Llano colonist. [volume] (Llano, Calif.) 191?-1937, 1922-03-18
LOYAL TO LABOR CONSTRUED
AS TREASON TO FLUTES
(Rv The Federated Press

Terre Haute, Ind. Eugene v. Debs
urges general amnesty for political pris-
oners in The United States in an ap-
peal addressed to all labor unions and
organized workers. "
The simple fact is that The treason
Tor which these men were convicted
was their loyalty 10 the working class. .
The Llano colonist. [volume] (Llano, Calif.) 191?-1937, 1922-03-18

Tuesday, Mich. IA. - We'll, people
am sending out some letters TO al
the friends whom | believe are intend
ing to come to join US this year, and
It you fail to get the letter, please don't
feel sighted; because our mail IS not
getting thru as well as it would if we
had +. o. Of our own, and it NAV be
that we do not know you intend to gel
IN with US soon. The letter asks Won
70 send in your membership fee bv
May LIST and help us to make tb;s
years payment of $4,000 on the land
when y, it is due. We are given the priv
lege OF selecting any land we wish TO
choose this year and it is a great al,
vantage. You see we are irvine ~ -
finance the whole land and buiId;no
program this year thru our "l25-ClubS
Dut we want enough Of this money to
come by May LIST to clear this wears
6 land payment. The ownership Of g
Ooy acres more Or less of land, timber
ana !. the he other assets we now own viii.
put this Colony on the map i ! f;napl i
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-02
TEACHING PATRIOTISM

The famous French writer AMID
humanitarian Victor Hugo. ha
said Open school and close d
prison lhare .awnHuul truth
and a great ideal embodied Boo tbI
short bat guuaul sentence.
Education j. Oh. torch BEARER ui
civilization 10 iIIwmu,s thr dark
places oi the world where .euar
mace, vice. and .qua|ar c.I.' so,
by idle Under o. um.Iorm.
influence d dIspc. D.Il aud u,u.
Gates good. u broaden. the t.ia.
oi humanity and make, ir io.
eraucc and better living 70 B. .
moral and putulllTue force
Il IS through cufeHmcu, tina.
American institution Wi.l De- per
pctultcd When men learn Oh.
truth about economic and social
problems they u'I not 500 easily
be led away be dmaeawr.
a yital'1cl program oI patriot
ism and Ciyics. based mot only m
love OF country bw au common
sense UNDERSTANDING d.. mu cone
stItutioual form ui government
and IL, benefits would du much
Co eradicate tUc m.dlw doc.
trines preached DIS aIu.md.,lls.
Patriotic -uUctIg, cm add matter
tally In this great work lu every
possible way ,u,h organizations
should uphold thc iHe. school So,
tenn ot Oh. country -tnc gscat
melting pot OBJ Oh. Republic. iu
which the children ui the foreign
born are fused mt4 the citilcuu
OF the Nation Respect lur lID
flag, the rights wd dutas oi Jit-
i1euship federation o.. individual
religious opinions H u.U,lt0r
iot service tu humanity .r tu
ideal, o. De- ,r...u t.r m.H. such
program a' education
Our wtr.utI. r'l.. Dn du
much constructive. H..I m n
C1urague .u' u#.s .u.H organ.
ilatlpu Cd. d.. u. Dr Scout.
Community Center lrlu'Ncr ass
sociatlUu- having fr do with iHr
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Here are your glasses. BUS hin
LIGHT FINGERS NEEDLE.

Iasht Fingers the lad little FAIRY,
who worked far Twelve Toes. the wic1.
cd sorc,rer was looking for mischief
And he found o..
lIa nw Nlncy and Nick start away
from TIE pine tree whore the Green
Wizard lived ard hc knew where they
wore foIus
Fir, they were going 20 the old
aprl,u,u to give tho aprlotrcc fairy
20 pain Of smoked glasses zine kind wiz.
ara bad made for him
Second they were going 20 the Blue.
berry Patch go give tho fairy landlord
% rr &C .str1sociug glasses. the klnd
wizard bad mldc for him
Irht Fingers was ticklod 10 pieces.
U.r was q chance for him TO play a
tr.rk
%, a.d down the maple sapllng
vha. H.d b,,u hiding singing DIS flv
u.uu foolish tuuo about "dickey bird
BOO juniper roc. tum dun, g. tum
dunn te ,um dunn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-02
60 ON VIM the Story
CHATTER II

A S soon 1s France could release
Y 1onuuci'e. % sent him. Rod
mans genius was the common
property m fhe world. Tho Amcrl-
can government could not. even
with the verdict ~ a trial court. let
Eolmlns detb go hy under the
SMOKE screen 500 such a weird. IN
seru'ahIc mystery.
was % meet 1ouquelle and come
bore with him nut my train into
Sow England was delayed ond when
! arrived 100 the station. ! found That
j1ruugla had gone down 90 have a
look 90 Holm8us country house.
whore tac thing had happened
o. WAS on au Isolated forest ridge
a. 'ho Berkshire, 40 human soul
within O. dozen miles OF lt-a com.
Portable STONE house Boo the English
fa .H Tn.r. was bIE drawing
r.uH H.rHa one end ~ o.
Jt3mfr used tH.s drawing room
frr workshop Ile Keep, t close.
shattered and locked Eot even this
Ue yellow. sa.yll creature who
'u1I exclusive care Of hlm In the
l..sr WAS allowed 90 enter, except
under EUlmlas ove WHut hr saw
lH tha fut. scenes = thc tragedy,
o.. saw .uaalrs Boz through crack
under tho door The afuor th.n6s
Dee noticed when De- ugl logs o1 the
uls 90 dars
i.m. is hardly a measure for the
activities uf The mind These rcnec
tons v.rrl ay u q scarcely per
Carfh.e interval a. o. They have
taken nae come time 20 write ont
lere. hIt they crowded past VIA.
The Ir Oriental was spoakug-ig
tha pause between his words
'TLe rtn." DO continued. eva
tHe Hgu c1nHrmatory but q wa,
NOT tae first .Hl.a1torv sign doua'
is 'le Master himself noticed ih,
thing ~ the n,rIurinc"
d.. paused
'Tha Master was sunk N ~ l
Dor. 8Hl whsle that env.op.l hu
the first advances ~ tha 'gra waa.
have gone bf uuno.reI and o..
tension ~ The pressure Ds, 'h
daF was az hsaH when the Mas
was receptive To had -o, his WOW.
completed. tho formulate. r.r..a
og,. were on DTS table knew B..
Toe relaxation 90 ar periods tas
the one mos; dams I1ls to taa l4
man srr.t
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-02
COMMUNITY CENTERS

Dad you ever so ou g store buN
IL the grocery corner ol your yil
lagc and discus, local State. and
National problems with other
men, on course yuu have. and
YOU will admit that your time wa,
not wasted. although the grocer
NAV have secretly u3thcmatT cd
YOU as nuisance. Ht. o. say the
least. q loaicr Bur the corner
store. post office and other place,
are passing as o.al cgntcgs and
community forum and must be-
replaced with something better
The better locale Is the public
school building which Is now bee
ing used iu mms c.mmunitic, 81,
the common meeting place 81 the
people Then, arc lisru sod such
question gai roads. public
health. methods % raising and
spending public funds. or methods
Of production aui transportation
al food prodult, lu MANY chooi
building, there +, created that
neighborhood spirit ea m al
for concerted action The means
employed are variogs-ga mcs.
folk dances. dramas. rhoru. M
iag-which require I'll m rh-
nation Of self o. coonerf.
fort
The use Of the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-02
Hunter !, Lost in snow.

MEMPHIS Nov. i-pIeS Cox. mem
Der az hInt.ug party ~ s.z. which
went deer hunting from her. was lost
n SNOW storm n New M.z.o. Inst
Ve,k g. became separated tom l.
companions 1.I although they slt.het
Cor him Cor three d1}s hs was Ho,
found DO Is almost ceriuln that he q.
dead and thar hls hoiv may not o.
found fHr months other members 90
10. party wer, sheriff J 4. Presley.
Prof Paul I.u0s. s. l.. Salgo. Walter
Dennis ANA Marion Turner.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-02

Any erroneous reflection upon a..
character. standing. az reputation &,
any individual firm concern or corpot
alton. that may appear in the column.
q The News win Doc gladly corrected
when called % the attention " tho col.
tor. - is not tho intention ~ this uoN
PAPER 90 wrougiully uso or luiure any
individual, firm concern az corporation
md corrections viii boz made where WA
wanted as prominently ga was tho
wrongflIly published reference Or az.
tClc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-02
Mclean building Sidewalks.


MCLEAN us. f-Ncl.C1n promise.
soon ta %. s cts 81 sidewalks Engineer
Stokes of the CAN'T Baker Construction
Company. IS hHslls eHeaged SURVEYING
o.. town and laying grades Tho city
Council has orlerd sidewalks on =
number ol streets where the mainriv
az tf.. ........t.. ..s...s... 400. obi 90.
thom.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-02

MEMPHIS n.r r-Th. ma Sing tn
discuss 'h. Now SCHOOL iHnne h.,
scheduled flr hs, sunday rei'. vHs
rof h.id p. HHs considered n..f rat ia
hoI1 melting OF tHli kirI H1 -lrllv
r.ebf 90 .e very lIEcIv that tro school
l.HfI v.H ..ll8u election fu .lu.. ou tho
bond. fur $4,000
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-02

Master % began. aui ceased D"-
cause tha .r uas ou his ir''
ana before Fireplace hoard
him swear again. Hu1 presently re-
turn go hIs place ly tae table
The DIS Oriental i".l n.s 1re
and looked ogt 8' Too sN.f u. ..ul.
try before the window,
"The thing went or, EE.".err~.
/ the voice Offering its mr. AND ur,
srutug 10 la brio, flashes o, mI.
LIBERALIZATION. and th, Master 'H
|ls1y1rns Co seize and d.HU tha
|Ns.tlluns. which ceased Instantly
! at his approach 90 The hD.iA.'
The man paused
% know the Master coutou1Dl in
vain AGAINST tha th.Hs IL he would
acquire posses Jon ni what % 20.
Igr.J. Doe must destroy vbI, tHU
7 Du1fs, forces %. the spirit had %,
la..I 20 him.
/ Alu hs paused.
Toward morning Do won't ont ~
. tho house could l.Ir hm walk.
Irs ou the gravel h.u.. fue Jou-
Ie would wsA the 1895 l,ue.H of
fHo luI ana r,tH Iu r-Ht
H1a .Ha, fHsrn w ,HI u 90.
arl ,.IH sound Wus tuJ...
It YVES 900. IAn''..n'n Tho
N's..r returned .|. a..r t|.
.ni.i to ls bedroom
Then Ha added.
"If uHa when { won't IL. @, t.f
wood ou 600. lru iGlt . saw .Ie
footprint ou OBJ. hearth
. T... was "a force. comp. as ana
.t.".I. r those metslr details. ina
sewer. suppression ul THINGS. u.su.I
tragic. 81 elaboration could haas.
. .lHa.sl. lH effect. tle virtue % iH-
restraint
/ The man uas going on. directly.
with th..su.r.
'IH. following rlrht. Excellence.
The tUGe happened Tho Master
. had missed Dial. Ilr .u fh. omen. %.
.uu.4 v.s Eool appetite. Ite
. mm FOO health. And there Was a
|...-ea u hts dsurannr. lie U.l
/ sH. n.paei af men who are a.t.r
|m.r.I 90 have a thing out az any
|aar1.
I .h...~ h.a dinner Tho NIaefar won't
. into Oh. Gr4T.r.. room and close. tho
aHr behind HIM DO had MOI ,n-
....I ... Room ON fI.s dlr. Il fId
.I u...l ANA r.saa...sttor.
IH. I.. Oriental r.used and mad.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-02

prise. % as,on.shmcnt Then
heard tho Master get up softly and
Ea over 90 fHe fireplace. Pres
entity he returned lie got a new
DH1r Us. .ucy clipped q arl
lsh'ci o. could hear the bhla
ot 'H. iHf on Che fiber % taa
. tobacco and. % course. clearly the
rl.n of f.a mitch. \ moment later
! iurw tHaf be was IN the chair
HrHn T olor 20 LIMITED tobacco
returned o. waH some time before
' WIS aroff sound IN Tie
rooms ttn suddenly ] heard The
Nl...r Hr .s voice was sharp
aui .l THIS time, TX.
....r eo. uu swiftly and
CROSSED ts room 90 the fireplace.
could bear h.m distinctly. There
WIS f nd 0t one tapping on
m.'ai talag.ng q. as with the
HHe0a"
DE- stopped again. Tor a brief mo
u.H' o. H reelection.
l Nl u.u that tho Master IN
."..'i ,ae door ard asked Tor the
aI..- De Indicated the court
record i0 ur pocket Il brought ~
"a -.H, brandy. with some car.
donated ua.sr. lie drank q al
without ting down the glass.
DIS face w1s strange. EN-
. Then he looked az
H ''r on fr. frc.' he said.
rfi r wood % the
- ae OBJ.
Var rmalred IN the
rcs1.erei when csrle
r I.a behind h.m.
v- long silence alter
'fs' '.H beard the voice. per.
i O. o.. dasoc8tiou. thin'
f..r .fa4r- the barter 20 the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-02

0I7""TNT 70 ~" NM
MEMPHIS Uc, THE Jordan Con
s.FuDtou Company has complete. mon,
than 90 blocks ~ paving ben, .n ltGe
includes The streets around tho public
Square aud Gls log4f,it want here.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-02

rAuI can. Dec. i-nuredevl club
hr Watsur and his wife vii perform
aerial stunts over the streats q Quanah,
saturday afternoon. The performance
has been secured hy the local Chamber
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-02
hy MELVILLE DAWSON POST
. 1920 NEA Service Inc
NM IHING on NM HEARTN

"llc waa at leisure. could 'n'
SEQ him. for "a door Ws closed
but tho oI1r OF DIS D.-I. erlr,l
from The rnaW u wa s" ..u'
I was placing tHn H1H,s t.i
candle on o.. table u th' ll'I when
heard h voice o.. You hN.
read o. Excellence. as uIe ...s.u.r
wrote % down before th. l..ee
lie paused
.lt Maa IN -L-.lm-- In b, E---
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-09
IeOn0rd-BrittOn
! Match Off; Would
I Find Out Reasons
N. T. Boxing Commission to
Investigate POstpOnenaent
of Mixed Title Bout.

NEW YORK, June e.-The New York
State boxing commission. 1t Is under
stood from unofficial sources. Is about
10 make some embarrassing inquiries
about the failure of Benny Leonard and
hck Britton to honor the terms OF an
agreement whereby they were to meet
in some nearby ring June q. The SO
called match is off. 1t now develops. and
members Of the commission are said to
have become mildly curious as TO what
motives, IL any, prompted the abandon
ment of the fstic enterprise.
Ostensibly. the men declined TO have
further Identification with the matter
when the eminent Mr.. Richard made
known his intention and desire TO trans
fer the match from Boyle's thirty acres,
Jersey City, to the New York Selodrome.
They Immediately spoke for money
when this rather depressing bit of news
was impaired, evidently feeling that
bout to a decision in New York was
worthy of more remuneration than no.
decision canter in Jersey City.
Richard insisted that they live up
to the terms OF their original agreement.
and this seemed tantamount to declaring
the entire proposition null and void.
Leonard and Britton Immediately exited.
laughingIy and Richard turned his ca
sual attention elsewhere.
Members of the boxing commission,
however, are said to have developed q
more inquiring turn Of mind.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-09
Billy EVANs SAYS
Macy Big FaU0rite in Regatta
Who will win the Poughkeepste regatta?


viii biggest sport UPSET OF the
Cornell
a greaty arsi
of a
conditioner
that the big Red needed the H
In
the at scored
Washington had
California made the
the
abilt 0 0 Cornell
to
the This
ton for deeisiy East
o
slipping vertebrate caused that
powerful All
the
the Washington eight
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-09
INDEPENDENT AND
AMATEUR BALL

The Neldon Club and the Christamores
will play the second OF a three game
series Sunday at Garfield Park. diamond
No. 2. The Meldens have won seven
straight games and hope for another vic
tory Sunday. Kemp and Pretzel will
form the Meldon battery.
The Fraternal League schedule for Sat
urday is as follows: Brookside Odd Eel
lows VS.. Bricklayers. Brookside No ,; X.
Of T. sc VS.. Ri Fo- Re, Riverside No S;
Printers VS.. De Moiay, Riverside No. ..
The Marion RambIers have open dates
on June IL and % State teams desiring
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-09

ners-up in the Times tournament last
season Several new players will appear
in the Ferndale lineup In an effort to
mer college twirler will be on the mound.
Hand probably will on the twirling for
the locals.
The Lincoln Highways, local colored
ball team, will play at Champaign, H..
requested to be t the Union Station at
Q 80 a. m. The Lincoln Highways desire
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-09
AMATEUR DON'TS AND
PERT POINTERS

II you are . catcher. don't get into
all sorts of awkward positions back
of the bat, but learn a steady po-
sitson that gives your pitcher a good
target to shoot at. Don't get down
on on knee. or face h;If-sideways.
Away be directly back of the plate.
Give your signals with your glove
and breast protector covering them.
Learn to help out your twirlers and
teammates with good flow of chat
1 ter. Don't hesitate on your throws.
Peg the ball hard and often. The OPP
position won't take so many chances
on the paths
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-09

games with fast State teams for June 10
and rs. Address 81. L. Coleman, Deni-
son Hotel barber shop.
The De Molay baseball team VIII meet
tonight at En- Roes at rs o'clock and
the following men are requested to be
present Boenke Ewing, Slaughter, Cor
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-09

don. schetter, Braugh.on. Kinley. Bray,
Kuttsrsr, I.fr Weor Msss.n a!1a
son, Nippeg, Peterson. Wilson and
Schmidt The De Molays viii inset the
Printers at Riverside diamond No. 2 to-
morrow. All De Molays. are requested to
report at the diamond at 2 o'clock.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-09
games address Herb Dierdorf, $50 Broad

Way.
The Reliables are without game foI
Sunday and would like to hear from 1S-
10 year old team. The Reliables challenge
the Indianolas and Maroons. For Fl mes
call Belmont 1047 and ask for George OF
write Ed Benzek, I'll Concord street.
The indianapolis Midways play al
Broad Ripple Sunday at 2 80 p. m. All
PLAYERS are urged to report AT the dlar
mond at 2 o'clock The regular meeting
viii be held tonight at Tuttles. Games
are wanted with State teams. address
Thomas Curran. OIL Parker avenue, OF
call Webster 24I5.
The Marietta Glass Company team Will
MAY the Great Easterns Sunday. All
PLAYERS are asked to be at Emerson ave
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-09
sHApE-RIAN DRAW

CINCINNATI. Tune 9-Dave Shade q,
New York and Billy RYAN of Cincinnati
Fought ten fast rounds 70 4 draw al Red
land Geld Thursday night. They at, wei
terweights
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-09

innig game from the Winchester Tigers, 2
to L The Reserves counted twice In the
fifteenth on Dobbin's and Clark's singles
and Ballinger's triple. Ferguson pitched
the entire game for the Indianapolis club.
TRADERS POINT, Ind, June 9.-Due
to the fact that the Lawrence Ind.) team,
team here next Sunday, has cancelled
due to injuries to several OF their players,
the Maroons will meet the Ferndales, run
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-09

Oklahoma Ci.y-Gus Fisher has re-
signed mana gerShip o. the 0klahoma City
club of the Western Lea que. President
Holland has taken charge of the team
until a successor car be secured Fisher
explained his action by saving he
thought a more experienced manager
make better showing.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-09

New Tork-National A A. Z track
and field championships are to be held
in Newark, n T.. on Sept. s and II.
according to f. ". Ruben, secretary
Of the Union
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-09

Chfcago-Babe Ruth says he has
given up hope of making a new home
run record this year but IL sure he
will get more ciouts than any other
slugger. 1T may take twenty or
forty to beat 'em, but I'll beat EN-"
he said.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-09

The Central Juniors will hold specia!
meeting tonight at $50 o'clock. All
players are requested to be at the corner
Of North and Pine streets. For games
with the Juniors, call Circle o446.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-09
Sport Features in Brief

New Tork-The Polkadot six meter
yatht champion. succehhfully defended
her title Yesterday az Bay Side by beat
ing the ritish challenger EHdeavor. In
the first series Of races for the in
formation Il model yacht racing cham
rionship. The winner sailed three miles
IN 2.2i GO
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-09

The State Independents want gam
with fast local team for Sunday. Th'
| Independents hold a permit for BROOK
| side No / at 8 80 o'clock. Call Webster
$3.50 and ask for Pete.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-09

The Selmier Club will hold a meeting
tonight at 80 o'clock at TO East Mich
igan street. A game is desired for Sun
day Address Baseball Manager, in care
Of above address.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-09

WINCHESTER Ky, June 9.-The In
dianapolis A. B. c. Reserves, formerly tn,
transformers, won sensational fifteen
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-09

The Paper Package team will meet the
G. P. Lesh Paper Company at Riverside
diamond No. 5 at $50 In the Indus,
trial League schedule. Dobintien viii
be on the mound for the package club
with Rusie back of the bat.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-09

The Indianapolis Stars, colored team,
has open dates on June IS and IS. Fast
State clubs address William Thomas, eo1
Edgemont avenue, or call Kenwood Ills.