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Evening journal., 1922-08-23
CRIsFIEID. Nd. Aug. 2s-Iaur.

CRIsF1EID. Md. Aug. 2s.-Iaurei
gained In the Eastern Shore League
from crlsheld by shutting them out.
3 TO 0. Hummer struck out u men
and Crisneld made nine hits 20
Laurel's four. In the ninth inning
crisneld had the bases loaded with
one out when Federson made run
ming one-handed catch IN deep
centre and doubled-a man at second.
saving the game for laurel. Two
weeks ago Laurel was In the cellar.
Evening journal., 1922-08-23

Firpo's gratitude would be expressed
In golden dollars for parties at the
end OF the trip. Luisto. however,
stalked or the ship without unload
ing n ruddy dime. We figure that II
Lu doesn't manage to capture the
heavyweight tide, he's at least GER
tain to become a magnate."
One Rough House Ware, a dusky
gym fighter. will furnish evidence II
anyone doubts that Firpo is thrifty
Ware was engaged to go TO Argen-
tine TO act as Firpo's sparring part
ner. Thinking that a peso was worth
about fve dollars. Rough-House
thought he had stumpled into
Paradise when Firpo offered him
fifty pesos month for his end. He
nearly starved when he arrived down
there and found that a peso was
worth about fifty cents. He had TO
stoke his way back home.
Jimmy De Forest started TO train
Firpo when he first arrived IN the
United States and was making goou
headway with him until Firpo sud
danIv cancelled all business rela-
tons De Forest learned later that
some OF the South Americans IN
New York had told Firpo that De
Forest was a friend Of Dempsey's
and was being paid by the worlds
champion TO teach him the wrong
way 90 fight.
"He didn't have thing 70 leern
about the wrong way" DIT. Forest
said.
So many strange things are being
pulled in the fight game that II
would not be a surprise TO see
Dempsey and Flrpo in the ring next
summer.
Evening journal., 1922-08-23
CRESCENT CLUB MOONLIGHT.

With elaborate plans completed
the annual moonlight river ride OF
the Crescent Athletic Club will be
held tonight aboard one OF the WI
son Line steamers. The start VIII be
made from Fourth street wharf al
7.45 O'Clock. Dancing will be one
OF the main features and music will
be furnished BY the Jazzola Boys.
The committee in charge includes
Fred sauerweln, W. r. Orpen, r"
Harry snuerwein. Henry Mason
John wendt and william Murphy.
The entire committee lie requested TO
report at the club tonight at $50
o'clock.
Evening journal., 1922-08-23
QUITE A BIT OF BOXING.

Zach Bout a Windup" and Each
Participant a Title Contender is the
way Promoters Taylor and Gunnis
are announcing their great bill Of
boxing 20 be presented at the
Phillies' Park tomorrow. Looking
over the card one is forced TO agree
with them and II the bouts turn
out "a good as they look on paper
Evening journal., 1922-08-23
BACHARACTs NEXT GAME
HERE WITH ST. THOMAS

The Bacharachs will be Idle un-
til next Monday evening. when they
will play st. Thomas at Harlan
Field in the third game OF the pres
ent series. Thursday and Friday Of
Evening journal., 1922-08-23
A. Pocomoke civ. Nfd-Rvan's

four-base blow over the fence In the
nth inning. with the bases loaded
won for Pocomoke against Cam
bridge, 5 TO 3. The game was in
a struggle 10 escape last
place. toward which the Salamanders
have been going for the past two
weeks. Alexander pitched cleverly in
the pinches. while Flowers played
Evening journal., 1922-08-23

no show we've seen or heard Of vii
have it beat. Messrs. Taylor and
Gunnis have done a wonderful bit
Of match making and promoting "a
get
Lieut.. Earl. Baird in the same ring
With Kid Wagner.
Joe Benjamin in the same ring
with Joe Tiplitz.
Pal Moran in the same ring with
Harry kid" Brown.
George X. o. CLANCY in the same
ring with Earl France. And
Tommy Loughran in the same
ring with Gene Tunney.
Like as not. some OF these
days you will be hearing OF the
organization of Tommy
LOuRhran Boosters club.
Tommy's popularity I'm these
environs Is exceeded only by his
popularity in the home town.
Philadelphia. Therc'H be q lot
of 'em go from Wilmington TO
root for Loughran tomorrow
evening.
-A-X-e-
Tiny" Miller our wee boss OF the
press division went grabbing the
other weekend and the only reason
the supply OF crustaceans was not
entirely cornered by the little fellow
was that he took along such a
small-sized net. The handle was
only long enough 10 reach the bed
Of the Delaware at the deepest point
of Deep Water Point.
-a-X-e-
With a good month or more still
TO so signs OF the wane of the base
ball season are sticking up all over.
4 number OF the teams seem to be
hOliering 'nun'' already and are
falling by the wayside. But then the
most important part Of the season T.
yet 10 come with the playing OF the
various series and the settling OF the
championships.
Evening journal., 1922-08-23

Undertakers ..........2 202122 3-i2
Tearers Down ....... s 20 / DO
Summary: Two-base h,ts-Smith. G..
Gebhart. J. Gebhsrt. IT. splre. Three
base hits-W. Krienen. Home runs
Smith. NJ. Snire. Struck out-Chandler.
}: W Krienen. 5; Spire. Z Ayerst, 2
Double plays-Bakely to II. Splre;
Hearn to r. Spire. Chandler 10 Dneen
10 smith Hit by pitched bal-Dineen,
oakley Baiks-M. Splre. Base on balls
Chandler. J.: NJ Splre. A.. Ayerst, I.
Umplres-Cillbride and Cloud.
Evening journal., 1922-08-23

II might not be amiss for The
Battle-Axe to offer a couple Of sug'
gestions which might prove OF in
terest to fans around these parts.
FIR instance:-
How bout the picking OF a Pick OF
Wilmington team.
How bout the picking Of a Pick
OF the City League team?
How bout the picking Of a Pick OF
New Castle County team?
How bout the picking Of Pick
Of the County League team?
How bout some picked teams
some from the Church League. some
from the Industrial League, some
from the Junior city League. some
from al large. some from anywhere
How bout n stunt like this?
Pit the Pick of Wilmington or
the Pick of the City League or
the Pick OF the entire county
against ST. Thomas or the Bach
arach Giants. Would this be an
attraction?
WE'RE NOT AIMING TO EN-
RICH ANY PARTICULAR CLUB
OR ANY INDIVIDUALBALLPLAY- r.
ERs But IT SEEMS TO Us THAT
SOME PROMOTERS ARE PASS
ING UP A GOOD BET.
Picking picked teams in The
Battle-Axe was a popular pastime
last year. We're getting an earlier
start this season. Send EN- In for
publication but don't forget 10 sign
your name as evidence Of good faith
IL nothing else. Your signature does
not necessarily have 10 be used and
will be withheld or used according
10 request. All communications must
be signed before they are considered
printable in The Battle-Axe. as well
as any other well ordained publics-
tion. (Quit pattin' yourself on the
back. you'll wear out that shoulder). D..
Evening journal., 1922-08-23

Two-bsse hits, Dlttmar. 2. Davis. sac
rlfce hits. fagg. Slaughter. Struck
out. by Hummer. Early, Z. Base on
balls. on Hummer. 4: on Early. 2.
Double plays. Doremus TO Slaughter.
Federseon 10 Nye. Left on bases. Cris-
field, 8. Laurel. & Stolen basee, Slaugh-
ter. Link. Passed balls. Link. Time OF
game. 2i0. Umpire. Cloak.
Evening journal., 1922-08-23
Ruth Yesterday

1921 - Three singles. four
times up against the Browns.
1922-Grounded to first; filed
to center; famed; grounded to
first.
Evening journal., 1922-08-23

NJ. Wright batted for Bussey In 9th.
SCORE BY INNINGS
Parksley ...... IL 0 / 0 0 o. 2
salisbury =. ......O 1000 90 0 o.
Summary: Two-base hits. Fisher. ?.
Home run. Steinfelt. Sacrifice hits. He
well. Struck out. by Clayton. 4; Bussey.
2. Base on balls. on Clayton. !: of
Bussey. 5. Double plays. Duffy to War
rem 10 Thompson; Bussey TO Thomp-
son 10 schiefer. Left on bases, Sails
bury. l. Parksley, 1. Time OF game
i.s0. Umpire, Dousey.
Evening journal., 1922-08-23
LAUREL HOLDS
Third PLACE
Triumphs in 3 TO 0 Defeat
of Crisfeld; Parksly
Again Wins
CAMBRIDGE LANDS
AS HOMER CLEANS UP
EASTERN SHORE LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

At Crlsheld: laurel. :; Crisneid. 0.
Al Salisbury: Parksley. 3; Sails
bury. o.
At Pocomoke' Pocomoke. s; Cam
bridge, J.
Evening journal., 1922-08-23

) .
> Look for anything when the .
> grid season opens and that new .
> rule as to the scoring OF the .
extra point after touchdown is :
put into effect. No doubt many a .
coach is utilizing his vacation :
TO figure something out OF the .
ordinary 10 spring on the op-
; position. They won't stop at one
) sort Of Play either, for expert
; deception is one OF the greatest .
assets on the gridiron.
Evening journal., 1922-08-23

summary; 'Two-base hits. Lundy.
Crockett Cummings. =; kono Three
base hits. Davis. Cummings. Lundy.
Struck out. by Crockett, ,; by Will
llams. 4. STOLEN bases. Davis. Mura-
kline, Kono. Sacrifice hit, Murakine.
Base on balls. off Crockett. 2: Off Will
liams, >. UmDires. Daily and Evans.
Evening journal., 1922-08-23

Salisbury. Md.-Clayton was in
excellent form and hurled one
hit no-run game against the White
Clouds. Parksley winning. 3 TO o..
Bussey. on the mound for Salisbury
also hurled effective ball. allowing
the Virglnians but FIVE hits. spec
tacular fielding IN which Duny.
Hearn and Howell featured saved
each club from additional safeties.
s,einfelt secured his twelfth homer
OF the season. II was. however. Fish
er's two-bagger which counted most
Evening journal., 1922-08-23
SCORE BY INNINGS

EPworCts El1S, CENTRAL tf-;ii'.'','.... .. lis
Home runs: Dickey, Thompson, WIZ
zei struck out-By Jester, 2; by Rasn'
z; by Boggs. 2. stolen bases; eenker,
Taylor. Williams. Bases on baiis-V1il 80 :
Lester. 4; on Rash, ?. Umpire-speak-
man.
Evening journal., 1922-08-23

Two-base hit-Kelly. Struck out-By
Nfasfen. 10: by Stewart. 4. stolen bases:
Horn Base on balls: on Stewart, ! on
Masten, g. Time OF game-lh. 4Om. Um-
plre: Brittlngham.
Presidential went the seven IN
ming route 10 a 10 tie. the game
being called on account OF dark
ness.
Both Jester and Rash were In fine
- .M.u-f,g htft four hits.
Evening journal., 1922-08-23
TodaY,s Games

Phlllies at Pittsburgh.
New York at Cincinnati.
Boston at ST. Louis.
BROOKLYN at Chicago.
Evening journal., 1922-08-23

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yeaterdny's oames

Detroit. G; Athletics. Cist game).
Detroit. II: Athletics. I'D game).
St. Louis, 2. Boston, 4.
Washington. (: Chicago, 2 list game)
Chicago. 3: Washington, 0 I'D game).
Cleveland. G; New York. ?.
Today's Games
Detroit at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at Boston.
Cleveland at New York.
Chicago at Washington.
Evening journal., 1922-08-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games

Pittsburgh, 4: Phlllies, 3.
New York, Z; Cincinnati. 3.
Brooklyn. 3. Chicago, 4.
Boston-St. Louis, not scheduled.
Evening journal., 1922-08-23

Focomoke 10y v y y
Summary: Earned runs, Cambridge
0: Pocomoke. ?. Home runs. Ryan,
Staylor Two-base hits Reynolds
Flowers. Sacrifice hits. Decker Gordy.
Staylor Struck out. by Alexander, 4:
stansbury.. g. Base on balls: OF Alex
ander. s: OF Stansbury /. Double plays
Flowers to Armstrong. Left on bases.
Cambridge. II; Pocomohe, ?. Time OF
game, i.45. Umpire. Kelly.
Evening journal., 1922-08-23
roesys Games.

Todsy's Games.
Laurel az Cambridge.
Pocomoke al Parksley.
Crlsheld at Salisbury.
Evening journal., 1922-08-23

Now that ST. Mary has made the
tart for an understanding among
ocal football teams before the sea-
ton opens as TO the scheduling OF
games. etc. looking forward 10 set
hing OF the championship within the
regulation dates Il can be expected
that something will be done along
ihcse lines. Such an understanding
FOuId more than likely have e.imin-
itcd considerable argument and
,quebbIe among the teams and dis
satisfaction among the fans II put
INTO effect last year.
Evening journal., 1922-08-23

next week the Lundy crew viii play
the Baltimore Black Sox here. while
the following day they will again
meet the Cassidy machine.
Evening journal., 1922-08-23

Batted for Stansbury In sth.
SCORE BY INNINGS
Evening journal., 1922-08-23
AMeionn-

Isl4A- the soft "snap" that
breaks" a fellow.
axe
STOP. LOOK AND LISTEN" is
GOOD ADVICE TO FOLLOW AND
IT DOESN'T HAVE TO BE AT A
RAILROAD CROSSING EITHER.
Evening journal., 1922-08-23
SCORE BY INNINGS

Bncharach @. Ia 5OO2 x-1.
Evening journal., 1922-08-23

relieved stansbury in sih.
Evening journal., 1922-08-23

Standlnn nf The T.anna
The Kusko times., 1922-12-16
Gunman and Gang
 Slay Booze Merchant

St. Paul.-Tommy.O'Connor, escaped Chicago gunman, was speeding toward the Twin Cities today in fast auto- mobile at the head of 8 gang of whisky runners which murdered and robbed Paul Matoff, wealthy liquor merchant, near the border town of BIenfelt, last night, according to a telegram received by St. Paul police this afternoon from Canadian authorities.
 The whisky runners, the telegram said, are six Americans who have been operating under direction of the Chi cago slayer-bandit and the Eddie Nor- ris gang of North Dakota.
 Matoff, a representative of the Do- minion Distributors, Ltd. was shot to death and robbed of a S6.000 cargo of whisky. $6,000 in cash, and $2.000 in jewelry The runner bandits, accord ing to the telegram, are believed to have arranged meet with ,Matoff near Bienfait- During the meeting, while sale was being arranged. the Amer. jeans are said to have decided to kill Matoff and take his moaey.
 The slayers were reported earlier to- day to be speeding toward Minot, N. D., but were believed to be headed for the Twin Cities.
The Kusko times., 1922-12-16
N. Y. Hello Girl a
 Heroine, Factory Fire

New York.-Gertrude Radtke, l8- year-old telephone operator. braved dense ammonia fumes which almost choked and blinded her today and stuck to her switchboard in Brooklyn confectionery store until all of the seventy.fve girls sho had warned of the danger were safely out of the building.
 Informed by the buildings engineer that an ammonia tank in the basement was leaking rapidly, she plugged in on all the switchboard extensionr, rang all the bells at once and then shouted a warning.
 She waited until everyone left the building, then staggered blindly iuto tn street to join the other girls, tears fl owing freely down all their cheeks.
The Kusko times., 1922-12-16
PRESS SQIIIBS.

Sometimes we think the majority is In the minority.-NoFfolk, Pest.
 Wonder if the radio craze will de- velop wireless wire-tappers.-ePitt burgh Gazette-Times.
 What France wants from Germany is more marks and fewer remarks Philadelphia Inquirer.
 The American vouttfis three R's are now Readin'. 7ritin' and Radio.-Chi- cago Journal of Commerce.
 At last we are convincing Europe that our foreign policy is not an en- dowment policy.-Houston Press.
 The prohibition enforcemnnt army doesn't seem to be properly equipped to fight the tanks. s.IColum bia Record.
 If only the principle of collective bargaining could function without so much collective loafing Re pository.
 1t is & paradox, but since John Bar leycorn turned up his toes it is remark able how he kicks up his heeis.-Co- lumbia Record.
 Mexico should treat our citizens with the same reverential respect shown greasers on this side of the Rio Grande. Akron Beacon Journal.
 Each European nation would be glad to have peace if it had some assurance that peace wouldn't benefit the other fellow.-Mansfeld News.
 Senator Lodge says he knew Colonel Roosevelt intimately for thirty years and never heard him say damn or any thing of the kind, and we guess if a man could go around with Cabot for thirty years and never cuss he wouldn't under any circumstances whatsoev er.-Columbus State Journal.
The Kusko times., 1922-12-16
$18,OOO, O,OOO,OO0 Gold Produced in World
 Since Columbus Time

Washington.-Sinc Columbus dis covered America the world has pro- duced 875, 900, 600 fine ounces of gold, valued at SIS. GOO, 900, 000 it was esti- mated today by the commerce depart ment.
 About $8,000 100000 of this world gold production, the department de- clared. is in circulation as money CT in banks and public treasuries-$2,0 000,- 000.0 GOO in the United States treasury while the other Sl0000, 900, 900 has been used in the industrial arts 0: has dis appeured in the 430 years since the keeping of accurate gold statistibs began.
The Kusko times., 1922-12-16
His Life With
 a Stick of Dynamite

Chicago.-Death seemed the only way out for Fred Tapp. sonof a. wealthy Fort Wayney Tnd.,' contractor. Ann he wanted to be certain that there. wouli be no slip up.
 So heewent into the woods near Ham, mond, ind, yesterday snc lay down under 8 big tree. Then he took stick of dynamite, from the store he'd used in his road work near by, placed it on his. chest, and lighted it.
 The body, almost unrecognizable, was found last night by farmer.
The Kusko times., 1922-12-16

A large part of the track on the new spur to the Healy river coal mine has been laid, and it is expected coal from the mine will be, moving over the road within short time. This will mean that with the opening of navigation in Cook inlet next spring the mine will be in position to supply the towns all along the coast with cheap fuel.
The Kusko times., 1922-12-16

Bill Hummel, well known tonsoriai artist, left today for Tacotna. where he may be found at the Larson Roadhous by those in need of his services,
The Kusko times., 1922-12-16

Receiving and sending hours at the MeGrath station are as follows:
 Week Days-l0 a. n. and D. m. Sundays and holidaYs-9:45 a..m. and 4:30 p.sm.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-04-22
Race Uniting in Session
The National Race
Congress- Of America
INCORPORATED
MAY 2 6, 1922
MAY &c, 1922

At Vermont Avenue Baptist Church,
between @ and r Streets, N. W.,
Washington, d. c., Rev. J. e. Willis
Pastor.
Declaration Of Principles for the
American Negro will be drafted by
Commission OF race leaders and edu-
Gators, Prof. Kelly Miller, Chairman.
to be adopted at this session Of the
Congress, which will serve as
source OF inspiration for our youth
and a Code Of race action for men,
bers OF our group.
All racial groups have been in
vited and urged to send delegates.
including Churches, Fraternal and
benevolent Societies, Conventions,
Associations, Business Leagues Clubs
and individuals who are interested
in the future welfare Of the race.
representation Fee, IS per delegate
The Annual Sermon will be deliv-
cred Tuesday evening. May 2, 1922
at Shiloh Baptist Church, Rev. j.
Milton Waldron. Pastor.
Leading speakers from Africa,
Canada, India and America, includ-
Ing congressman and Senators will
address the Congress.
All persons planning to attend
should write REV. J. II. RANDOLPH
Chairman Executive Committee, 1886
T Street, Washington, d. C.
w. II. JERNAGIN, President,
Washington, D. c.
c. II. STEPTEAU, Recording Sec'y.
Baltimore, Md.
MARSHALL A. TALLEY,
Executive Secretary
Homestead, Pa.
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Qualified rs administrator.

This Is to certify that have quail
flied as the administrator Of the es-
tate Of Bon Harvey, deceased. All
persons owing the estate will please
SEQ me Mt 119 T.. Leigh Street, City;
and all persons having bills against
the estate, please present them to
me, properly verified.
VIM. F. DENNY,
Administrator Of tho estate Of
Ben. Harvey, deceased.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-04-22
HUGE STILL AND THREE MEN
TAKEN IN HENRICO RAID.

Eleven 500 gallon fermenters, u two
horse wagonload Of liquor and a com.
pletc copper still OF $50 gallons lcapaci
ty, III full operation, were seized by
members Of the Hcnrico County police
force, cooperating with tho State Pro.
hibition Department in raid near tho
Clayton Coal mines; twelve miles from
Richmond yesterday afternoon.
Using IN alleged member of tho
operating crew he had surprised from
ambush as a camouflage and shield
against possible revolver fire from his
confedcrates one Of the raiding officers
succeeded i'll getting within few
yards OF the plant before the operators
were aware Of the officers identity.
Two OF tho crew said to have been
operating tho plant made an effort 10
escape and gave the officers a chase OF
several hundred yards through tho
brush and wood bordering the plant DO
fore they submitted to arrest under
threat of the officers guns.
REMANDED TO COUNTY JAIL.
Three men believed to be but tho
tools" OF the "higher-ups" in an al
legged bootleggers and manufacturers
ring" said they were Luther
Mann, Jr..l Henry Crew, colored ana
Richard Spudivan colored. They wero
charged in warrants with operating
the still and transporting liquor. In de
fault Of $1,000 bond the men were re.
manded to the. County Jail for prs.
liminary hearing In Magistrate Pur.
years court this morning.
The men are alleged to have con.
fessed to police they were "hirelings"
and received $3.50 day for their serv.
ices In operating the still. They sail
the plant was capable Of three runs a
day and that the output was more than
fifty gallons per run.
According to the raiding party, tive
plant was one Of the most complete
ever seized here, and was equipped
with "copper" doubler," process where
by the liquor is twice refined. Several
thousand gallons Of mash and other
supplies used In tho manufacture of
the product were found by the officers
and piles Of cordwood cut in four-foot
lengths stacked about the plant gave
evidence the still was operating at full
capacity.
The raid occurred shortly after neon
Cd about the plant for strategic nosi.
lions. While Officers Lawrence, Sadler
and Dennis Of the county police force
were encircllng the still from am5u sh
Officer Crute Of the Prohibition Depart
mont watched from concealment Il col
ored man unload a two-horse wagon of
liquor and Secrete it I'm brush. He sur
prised the man and made him lead
him to his alleged confedcrates' plant
where on signal the county officers
sprang from the woods and descended
upon the camp.
a heavy truck was Communicated by
the officers in bringing the plant to the
city and considerable comment was
ELECTED by citizens as they witnessed
tho still caravan and officers. in motor
cars guarding their "find" pass
through the streets to the County
Jail.
cIS6I ~ Indy 'Vo2pdslQ semIL)
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