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The Little River news., 1922-01-14

Ler rne SCnoOi soy Help DS Hultin3
 on Wax With Weighted Brush. strokes parallel with the grain of the wood, and wipe the stained surface at once with a clean, soft cloth or cotton waste After the stain has dried for at least 24 hours, polish the floor with soft cloth, and apply another coat if the color is not deep enough, or finish with varnish or wax.
 Use Best Quality of Varnsh.
 Varnish is generally preferred on soft floors, and the best quality of shellac varnish or that especially rec commended for floors should be used. Some varnishes are unsuitable for floors because they leave a hard, brit tie coating that is easily marred and wears off quickly. Shellac varnish may be mixed at home as follows:
 Two pounds gum shellac.
 One-half pound castor oil
 One gallon alcohol denatured according to United States revenue formula No. l. Put these ingredients into well-stop- pered bottle in a warm place, and shake the mixture frequently until the shellac Is dissolved. The alcohol should not contain more than per cent of water. and care should be taken not to drop any water into 1t as 1t is being mixed with the dry shellac. The castor oil aids in making varnish flexible and less brittle when dry. but may be omitted. In that case the quantity of gum shellac should be increased, to 211 pounds. If too thick, this varnish may be thinned by the addi- tion of moro alcohol.
 Have the surface of the wood and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-27
RULING ON BANKS
(continusd from Pare ous)

ebpcnce from the city &C Walter s.
IIallanan, state tax commissioner. Il
statement was issued tonight by Judge
John T. S!mms. counsel and assistant
10 tho tax commissioner, relative to the
supreme courts ruling on the Oklahoma
cas-. as follows
The tax commissioner docs not hold
ina; government bonds arc subject 70
TAXATION for any purpose ami has no;
instructed the assessors Of this state
to lis, the sam" tnr purposes Of taxa
t!on. lie docs hold, however and has 90
hc!I tor n number Of years.. that banks
which havc portion % thc!r capital.
surplus AID undivided profits invested
IN government bonds are not entitled 10
reduction Cf the amount invested II
government bonds from capital. surplus
and undivided PROFITS In asccr,a:n!ng the
value Of shares OF the stock Of such
banks.
IN other words. Commissioner Hal
lanan's ruling on the question IS exactly
the same az that upheld 10y the supreme
cour: ~ The United State sin the recent
Oklahoma cas-" brought by the Peoples
Bank Of Ktnk1ishe-. This ruling Of the
tax comm! ss!orrr has been acqm!esr"d
IN by the banks OF this state generally.
81 am at loss IN know how such
an erroneous repor; As that ns Commits
sioner Hal!anan could have originated"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-27

corners tonight discussing tie arrest
OF the two former officials. tn" arrest
uc he former mayor. who rcSSh'u 4a'l
August, came a. n surprise.
|; was recalled tonight that four MUIR
ders have besn charged 10 hooded mon
since last MAY along the ArkhaSts'
Louisiana border.
At Wilmut, .Nrk.. L. l., Gals. farmer
VAS lured from hts home. sn"t to deatn'
and his body burned. Following MS
cath the Louisiana Arkansas Law ana
Order league VAS formed 10 obtain EVIL
dence but no arrests wcrn made.
Another Killing.
Th. x.Gnauing OF nvc prominent M"7
Eousa citizens N n highway ."St ~
gust Is believed 20 have resulted !" M
t"n;h OF iuu:c's and Richards. i""
ctLc"s we're severely frEGcd. and j. H.
DaH.cl1. 'h-y'ar-".d ta'He" - DANES
was near dsa !, for sr"eral """Ns.
An INVASION 90 the SmR2h"N": OIL hc!d
Of South Arkansas. las; Hl"H;h. resulted
IL he Geaih ne J. G. Woods, p. Il
Mississippi. u lie WIS ridd!cd win >h"'
af;s: he Mad fred on par 81 seN"r@l
hundred masked and wh!tr-sh"eted men
VITO marched .utu no new oil H"II 10
clean on. alleged undertakes. bHe man
wna noSscd and gambling house.
two-sto-y frame structure. torn G"T".
Az exodus OF more than 1000 lers"Hs
from this region resulted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-27

lake steps to have the next session OF
Legislature amend the charter so that
tho cIty could tax the buses and COM
poll them TO contribute towards main
tanning streets. The board also urged
tho changing OF the route OF the buses.
Protest by Traction Company.
Though further discussion II was
learned that the city clerk had received
a written protest from tho Wheeling
Traction company against the Issuing
Of permit to the Ultimate Bus COM
pany. The protest which was read, pro-
tested against the granting Of a permit
to tho applying company giving these
reasons.
l. C"unc!! ha. no Jurisdiction in
granting a permit 10 an operating COM
rany which has put one terminal In the
city.
= That the application for = permit
vas not made in good faith; that tho
applicant operates buses in interstate
and not wholly within the city limits.
3. That the applicant failed to COM
ply with the ordinance IN many respects.
I. That the buses are not Z public
necessity.
&. That the proper authorities TO make
application for permit would be the
State Road Commission.
s. That the b$ses crowd the present
nvcrcrowded sterets Of the city causing
more congestion.
Z. That the buses pay no taxes to the
city and In their application proposes
nothing to help keep UP the streets or
pay a tax.
willing to Psy Tax
Attorney Beneke stated that the
hrc "a
taxes under the city charter but are
willing TO pay a tax.
Gentlemen J ask you in all fairness
not to delay this permit. Permission
has been given other bus companies. II
It Is decided at any, time that buses
should he compelled to pay a tax We
Will be glad to pay all just and legal
taxes"
Councilman Harry s. Cunningham
said he favored the granting Of = per.
nit I have the same view now as I
did year ago. The bus companies
should be compelled 10 pay a certain
amount OF taxes. but this council cannot
say that the Ultimate bus company can
not do business in Wheeling any more
than they could tell this to the Wheel
ing Traction company. I would sus-
gest a temporary permit subject to the
action Of the legislature.
Mayor Thoncr !nformer Councilman
Cunningham that no temporary permit
could be issued.
To Rush Committee Action
Councilman c. Morgan .Nes;er then
moved that when council adjourns they
adjourn to meet Friday evening Of this
week
Mayor Thoner said he would rather
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-27
Traction Company Enters
Protest Against Granting
of License.
Bus Line Attorney Charges
City Is Awaiting Action of
Legislature.

Tho RppliCatlu!i ut the Ultimate hiS
comrany for permission to operate
hI! SOS IA the city Of Wheeling W'Ls hcIi
IN until Friday night ny city counc!! q
e.; meeting last "T"n!"S, after an AT
Tempt WAS mad" H. place the apr!lca''"A
Il, the hands OF = committee inucha!tc'F'
Charging tina, tho purI ose ot thc &c
Jay IN ar,.uE upon the application Tor Il
Errmtt Vas 20 await acuun OF Inc itS
ISlaturr Oh she proposal 10 amend 'h+
rirv charter. Attorney George {. len
exc. appearing for Tie Ultimate bus
.,pnnun!, !usist,h that Cou;"l cifho'
graft ~ reject the application.
The city clcrh read the application
@. tho Ultimate Eus company aud stated
4 had becl app:oE ed as to form by the
city solicitor. and that all provisions
nf the charter had been carried out by
"a" applicant.
Councilman J. e. Williams moved that
he application bt placed In the hands
IF 4 committee Of three members o.
iuIu'il. cily MANAGE and city solicitor
% Investigate. Councilman l.. +. Metz
nrr seconded tho motion.
Insis.s on Action.
Attorney lScucke Their asked perinls-
sion to make statement. tle salu
TIA. n" :. .utc s;ys that the bus COM
u.n;,s MIST have a permit from city
,nrncI and that no had learned an et.
c,,r; would he made 10 have TEN
,nr3rv" perm!t ISSUED until II was
learned ,.'hctus~ the legislature "oui!
gar, IN amendment - IN" charter
ua,"r witch the city ca j charge the
trsscs licenses. Attorney H"n"ke stated
hat tho city charter would not permit
council to .ssuc a temporary permit but
nat ihcr must either reject or grant
the penn
Tho Mh""Iirg- Ste lairsvillc-Can-
bridge Eus company secured permit
.,cm council a week ago TO operate Z"
huss"s in tho city Of WhcclinE. said
Attorney Rcnekc. land when the appl'-
-,ttun ~ the Ultimate Bus company IL
read. asking for permit TO operate II
i,usScs. council wants to delay the ap-
pIlration. II NJ. Williams has any
cod reasons tor wanting a delay.
ing 10 answer my Questions he asks"
sehenk Explains
Councilman otto SChenk stated that
hc could probably explain the reason for
tho delay. lie then declared that coun-
ell had received communication from
the Chamber of Commerce relative TO
the action taken by that body regarding
buses. This communication must be
re respected" stated Mr.. Schcnk.
Let the clerk read the communica.
ton" replied Attorney Benckc.
The clerk was then instructed 20 read
the communication. 1t stated that the
hoard Of directors Of the Chamber of
Commerce had passed I resolution re-
commencing that the city council should
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-27
Ultimate Company's Permit
Is Held Up By City. Council

hear more discussion on this question
before considering any such motion to
adjourn. and reminded Councilman YES
ter Of the motion made by Councilman
Williams that committee be appointed.
"If the CHAIR refuses TO recognize the
notion, ] Will amend the motion OF
Councilman Williams now before the
council" said Councilman Fester. add
Ing that a motion Of his was proper n
any time
Councilman Nester then informed
council that II the motion b. Williams
carried. whereby a committee would be
appointed TO consider the application.
that he would then move that council
adjourn 10 meet again Friday night. The
original motion made b. williams was
then put to a vote and carried BY ma.
1ority. Tester's motion to adjourn until
Friday night was then adopted.
Mayor Thoner appointed on the COM
n,i,tee Counctlmen Williams, Metznsr
and McGregor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-27
MERRY MAKING
RUNS HIGH AS
EVENING GOES
Speeches Eliminated While
Members Grow Young In ,
Thought and Action.
Spirit of '76," Gift Giving
and Other Stunts Keep
Club In Uproar.

Dinner F!o.t>s OF 10" might we'll
have been the ti;le OF the Christmas
dinner party @: tho Wheeling R";ary
CLUB NaS; uiEh, 4: the Hotel Mcla:".
For = !ru..C. ~" ha"Quc, really "SS.
The Staid hu. ness man 'A:"w ,.>!d" AS
cloak ~ dIsa.;y tog just iHrc" oars
and enjoyed the fun and !Dys which
ak. ne worth while.
Tn" ko.2"y club - "adc W alT"$;
entirely ~ business men lev em-
plnycS karw ,hc!C Il '>S" other than a
serious business man who :: dom
smiles.
L these employees i..i spent jus. one
minute psep'us IN through II door OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-27
Furnished Home For
Woman Who Lost All

srr,c,sv,>le w. Va. Dec Ca new
fvn-rnnm house completed" furnished
n,s "a. ,rcvcn, of citizens ~; SISTERS
viii, T. ,irs. Louisa iiin!hi". who lost
n.r home hy n'n recently. The rresen'
,a,jnn was made this afternoon.
Soon :.fi.r hr" destroyed IN" hlmhlo
home. CITIZENS s'Irted a subscription
Inst. and soon tic fund VA" sufficient
10 rurrhag" :hc nov h"u-". Tn" women
90 &c city gave III" Furnishings IN
presenting ;hc house. the s''"i"*man for
The tnwnSp"r plc told Mrs. kimhl" I; VAS
n Christmas gltt.'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-27
FORMER MAYOR
icon tinusd from Page one)

ares: would be made before tho open
hearing IN connection with the case set
for January ) here. Il /" reported tho
number az arrests vi! ~ Increased
should the identity Of the dynaMiiers
b, established. Fedcr:i AGENTS declare
they have Tho name "F the r!nr!Cadcr,
and his arrest Is imminent
Tie attorney general was cyNcr,od 10
srr,yr at New Orleans tomorrow. In
nre,ar,,ton ro- the conference there"
Thursday. when plans for tho hc@ ring
will be outlined and the report az the
coroncr's iur4 tina conducted III" in.
oues. over tho hnadl"ss hod."s NJ Watt
Daniels and Thomas Richards. found In
tho lake, vii! be discussed.
Former mayor Arrested.
Citizens wore gathering on the street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-27
Confer On Army-Navy Game

Annapolis, Md, Dec. e6.--Commander
Douglas l.. Howard. athletic officer OF
the United state. naval academy. Will
represent that institution at confer
cnce tomorrow in Philadelphia with
West Point officials. which will decide
renewal ~ the agreement for the pay.
ing Of tho annual Army-Navy football
game.
CAPTAIN RidgeUay. It is said. VIII
represent the Army council. The three
wear agreement: under which football
games have been played. expired this
season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-27
COAL COMP ANY BOARD
WILL HOLD MEETING

The advisory board q: the tn'on'own
,.r, ,.cmnsnv VII hold \ business Scs-
son In tic Hotel "inds"r 'h,s aiter,
noon. fo,,ov.Ing : luncheon which WI
h.. served in N, dining room OF INC
,.,,e, Plans for the coming year VII
- o.do and future prospects Will ho
I,.cussed. The viii ne tn" annual
,n"o,.n, Of the board and II VIII 10
served at th!S Time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-27

The r"n nave heHE arr"Stcd. ana an
,hrcr -rf!-n 20 ak. In III" county jail
80 J. i. Alexander and George Kinney
They .,r. J., ;nr nc!i r"nd.ng the out
come of Muldu",n, INJURIES.
Whtlc III. polio" ~" " ih"uc oeI!N''e
,,,,rna,tcn ms 20 the events that pre-
O., ,ieL tho assault, On MnI"""n' theF
sia.td last ugh that rartE AT the
rnn,. Of Aic1audor Oh Bridge street IN
IYn, Grove rnsrl'ci In a quarrel IN
,.h;ca ur;dupn was badly cut. squire
so.n =. Of Elan Grove took the men INTO
custody.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-27
EAR SEVERED
IN FIGHT, TWO
ARE ARRESTED
Simon Muldoon Likely to Do As . H.
suit OF Deep Lacoratons On
Head.

VIA, may rcsul, In homici'c charges
hcing preferred against TWO Elm Grove
.ncn - seen /? III" entry 81 SIMON Null
doom ~. as pa':cn; N III" OHIO Valley
General Hospital this morning with his
r,-ht car severed aud decorations about
IA. hcad and &C.. which. hospital at
,crGan,s say. u.ay prove fatal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-27
RIVER KILOGRAMS

rI,,shu-Sh: - Got ia'l'ng. cloudy.
ParkcrshurS: II .c"'. Ealing. clear.
Warren: Frozen, clear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-27

hearsed every morning to keep UP IN 4
conversation with RotarIan W. +. Ken
ncdy. the human NesuSius' OF the
Rotary club.
District Governor Joseph Eaylor spoke
briefly Of Rotary. fIe spoke OF the
work being done b. tho clubs through
out the district. and urged a better at
tendance at the Rotary meeting.
II ! can inspire the feeling OF Ro-
tary into the members OF my own CLUB
here In Wheeling. I can do better worA
throughout the district. and then |
will feel that have done my bit Tor
our organization" he said.
The Christmas party concluded with
The singing Of I'm Little Prairie
Flower" by the Chasrmon assembled ana
several selections by a auartette con
sistirg OF Edward SChmeichel, george
Gcnter, John Downing ana SeI"9n
Bowman ~ the Masonic lodge.
Those rressut included:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-27

The pain in a sprained right knss
may be stopped sometimes by 1rsse
Ing the right elbow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-27

FOR SAI.E---s7 acres. fine stock and
grain farm lies practically level With
good buildings. am offering at 4 bargain
for quick sale. r"r further information.
write Chas. Walnwt!Sht. GAINESVILLE.
Ohio Dec25-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-27

GALES NF,E-Nrite for OF lines and
ruu particulars. Earn $500 TO 40
oon yearly. Rig demand for men. IT
.xper:saced or experienced. Cisy or
travelling Natl. Sales ems TT Assn
Dept. a.. Chicago.
Ia a.s.s.9-1s-lS-Is-co-22- ;aS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-27
wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED Gill Tor office wo.h. mus;
have high school cd"cat!cr. Apply
room CQ3 N-hee.ng Steel Cooperation
r,do Dcc2i-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-27
TOR RENT-FARMS.

FOR RENT--pa;,y farm cf 100 acres
10. rent on improved rad. mles
from Wheeling. Good buildings. Good
community. Write lnten;scnccr -.
Dcc@I-j
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-27
FOR SALE-FAHHS.

FOR SOLE-Good farms. state your
wants. Downs and Hinton. canton
Ohio pec25c0t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-27

Harold Maxwell
Morgan NeStcr
c. L. Citizens
s Tom. i. Foulk
Leon Is. Stein
y. L.. ADAMS
i'rcd SIr", Imam
nqvid C-pcH
IA EdN nd 4, Schenk
l'rar& Sdy,or
u>ln Scn~nH
\. W. iauiI
I. {. S""ct
u. !: Dunlap
Y Tom Hayes
: I.dwIr SircAel
Tom p"wT"?g
l,"Urcr h">sl'h
George ". L.uiz
rarl kcnn"r
Charles Sonn'h born
-. S"uuch"ra
Walter Rogers
r. =. J. Mc''ann
q; Ar'0ut Stifcl
WIl.5a"l Eurkho!de
T.. l.. NayIcr
W. !. rraukston
W. r M%scr
Myr II iSe.tH
49, Frank carer bauer
+. T.. O'pcnncl!
II Z =. Mill'&"n
W. II. McrGncr
y. L. Irwin"
ncu; \. Taylor
~. Il, Tayln:
:" II ka,hjtzcr
4 {. Schubert
Walter Marsha !
W. W. Irwin
4, ~ I-n.y-rYn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-27

wArTE'l-Severa. experienced Young
ladies' with good eduSati"ns 20 WORK
In ACCOUNTING dep 'rtm"nt or large
rnrrora;lnn Address l.. +. q. care It.
tcll!g"ncer. i'cS-'-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-27
roR RANr-oPP1cH ROOM.
DIED

HO' :--Ou Tucsdor. December IS. -3cG
= M. u, !...c rcSiGcn'" - her
ar. Yrs. Wa.'cy Spv;n..cr Il;
Mills. MARY =. Mi i'w II the
l., : =. y. Howe III .ith Year u her
&c.
FuneI.i tron: her la,H res:dHuc. IN
In r>'.ay. D.. .emo"r b II ":$n p. m.
lntcrmeuc Greenwood &c m icry.
Fri. is Of family respectfully invited
20 attend. \ special car Mil he
imme diately atte: services TO c,avIy
friends to cemetery
HERpEN-on sunday. DECEMBER 2Itr.
l9e2 a. Jacobsburg. o. CAROLINA
SCHACHT. wife OF the .aic Joseph
Herdcn.
Funeral services at ST. Marks Lutheran
church, Elm Grove on Wednesday
afternoon at l:%O o'clock Friends
respectfully invited 70 attend. In>er-
ment At Greenwood cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-27
YoR RENT-FuRN1sHED Rooms

FOR RENT-Nice large furnished room.
All coaveniences. telephone. Secoud
4 .or from car stu? only Ten Huil~rS
month 10 right party. Call ct .. x o.
News Stand. City. Dec2o-S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-27
wASTED-SALEsAEN

misunderstanding calendars for adj
ycrt!s!ns, wishing TO add new tlmoiy
subjects to their line. AidrcsS !. ;.
Hama. ond~aud Co.. so Ehurch 81" New
York.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-01
THE MORNING JOURNAL
USED BY PARAMOUNT
ACCOUNT CIRCULATION

The Albuquerque Morning Jour
nal has been selected as one Of the
newspapers to carry the big fifth
annual Paramount week display
advertisement. This Is signal
recognition Of the Journals circu-
lation and shows clearly It's posi-
ton among national advertisers.
Paramount week is IAN annual
demonstration sponsored by the
Famous Players-Lasky corporation
in the fall OF each year for better
motion pictures. 1t will be held
from September 3 to 8. and 1t is
predicted that 90 per cent of the
theaters in the state will join in the
celebration.
Only the largest and most influ-
entail newspapers along with the
national magazines are used by
Famous Players-Lasky corporation
to carry the campaign and any
paper that is selected can be duly
proud.
Paramount week" this year
will be the biggest organized effort
for better motion pictures ever at
tempted and the largest national
drive since the Victory Liberty
loan campaign. Besides the large
displays In the leading newspapers
and magazines. there will be ma
tionwide novelty campaign which
will bring every movie fan in direct
touch with his or her favorite star.
Famous Players-Lasky corpora
ton have undertaken the task of
furnishing every motion picture
theater, which co-operates with
them, free lobby. screen, billboard
and newspaper advertising.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-01
PLANT AT ARTESIA IS
MANUFACTURING ICE


Especial Correspondence TO The journal,
Artesia, N. M, May 31,--The
Artesia Utility company, which was
recently organized for the purpose
of building and installing equip
ment for the manufacture of ice,
has completed its new plant and is
manufacturing ice.
A cold storage plant has been
constructed in connection with the
Ice plant.
The canning factory, under the
management of the same company
is able to handle all classes of veg
etables and fruits. This plant has
been operated during the past few
years for the purpose of canning
the famous valley Maid brand of
tomatoes.
The company, with a capital
stock of SIS, 900, is headed by such
men as j. II. Jackson, president of
the Artesia chamber of commerce.;
E. l.. HUMPHREYS, manager of the
Artesia canning factory; ]. ID. Ed
monson, chief engineer of the
Pecos Valley Light and Power COM
pany, and other well-known bust
ness men of Artesla and Ell Paso,
Texas.
The Artesia Utility company has
contracted the output of oil from
the Brown and the Belt wells. It
is being hauled to Artesia, where it
will be used as fuel for the opera
ton of the plants.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-01
Chicago. s: Cleveland. 4.

Cleveland. May 81. - Chicago
made it three out of four from
Cleveland, winning today's game
to 4. Lindsey, recruit, developed
a wild streak in the sixth and Chi
cago scored five runs with the aid
of only one hit. Falk, Chicago
lefttielder, hit two home runs and
missed another by only a few feet.
Score by Innings: +. II. E.
Chicago :. 010 COS 020--S 10 1
Cleveland. 100 003 600 .
Batteries: r lob ert son and
Schalk; Lindsey and O'Neill.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-01
BY NORMAN e. BROWN.
Said Nothing.

But sawed nomefs.
That's what Bob Meusel of the
Yankees did when Commissioner
Lands lifted his suspension the
other day.
Not much attention was paid to
Meusels reinstatement outside of
New York. The fans were waiting
with bated breath for word that
Babe Ruth had been restored to
good standing. however, for they
were pining to read of his exploits
with the home run club.
But when the two swung into
action Babe got off on the wrong
foot. Clubbed out one homer and
then drew suspension from Ban
johnson for mussing up an UNI
pres uniform and seeking to en-
gage in mortal combat with a fan
In the stand.
And Meusel slammed out three
homers while all that was going
on and indicated that he has many
more husky clouts in his hitting
grip.
Meusel is one of the much talked
of but rarely seen natural hitters,
He Joined the Yankee team in 1920
and divided his time between third
base and the outfield that year
while slapping the ball at a 1928
gait. Last year he hit .31S while
combining his attention to the out
field in 147 games. He collected
twenty-four homers, which would
indicate he was picking the good
ones last season.
He was born in San Jose, Cal,
July 10, 1897 and began his base.
ball life as O first baseman with
Oakland. The next year he played
first for Spokane and served notice
that he was a hitter by batting
81. 1t was his batting with Vor-
non the following year, however
that earned him the chance with
the Yanks. He was playing third
base when brought up to the big
show. He calls Los Angeles home
these days and spends his winters
around those parts.