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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-09
Most Congested City in
World Solving Hard
Problem,
BY MAURICE HENLE
NEA Service Writer

~ ETROIT, June 9.-Play safe on
the highway or meet the under
49, taker! Your choice, Mr. Cit.
zen: Eternal care or death.
That sums up the message brought
home to Detroiters after a flying start
Of the most impressive safety first
campaign ever conducted by a mum.
cipality.
Detroit. the most VIGOROUSLY con-
gested city in the country the auto.
mobile Mecca of the world, is setting
the pace to minimize the dangers whic
her industries created.
The shoe fits--Detroit is putting it
on with a vengeance!
This intensive and rather spectacu.
lar campaign was absolutely neces-
sary, people say here.
Campaign Is Permanent
So when it was decided to start a
permanent safety first campaign.
those in charge set about to do it ri sht.
They erected before the city hall
white monument, and on it had in
scribed the names of those killed in
traffic accidents during the present
year. A long list it is, too.
Then they thought of the man who
profits bat gets no pleasure from
these fatahties-the undertaken, Life
size cardboard figures resembling
what the public long has come to as
sociate with the embalming profession
were placed advantage points along
main thoroughfareS.
Toll blarl ctpvaniy,a long L1oclr
coat black tie, black trousers, black
shoes, black shoelaces and black
1 gloves. Isn't he a cute. cheerful sort
Of individual TO be grinning at pass
ing motorists?
But Detroit went farther. Along
| the highways leading into the city.
huge white crosses have been erected.
They look like crosses over the graves
on France Only they are big enough
: to be seen n mile off And on each is
a legend: John Smith. Age %, Died
! Here In a Traffic Accident II gives
the visitor something TO think about
This campaign differs from all 9th.
ers ever held in that 1t viii not last
only a week 1t extends over fifty
two weeks. and what already has
| been done in general way Will be
intensified in each section Of the city.
Education Is Solution
And what is the soution?" 7 asked
, Inspector Jackson.
Education" he answered prompt
~. We must educate the people to
be careful. We Will put in this reg.
ulat,on. but how can you prevent
accidents due entirely to peoples care
! lessnes? You never will prevent
them.
"A street car was coming down
the street slowly The traffic was
rather heavy and 1t couldn't travel
fast
Then halfway down the block a
little girl darts across the street and
before the motorman even saw her.
because she was so small, the wheels
beheaded the tot.
"Bystanders wanted n lynch the
motoInan. but I'm not so certain but
that the parents OF the child were the
ones at fault
In other words we have human
problem, and au the iron bound reg
ulations won't prevent accidents II
the people persist In being criminally
negligent"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-09
By LAWRENCE MARTIN
Copyright, By United Press

DISTINCTION. June 9.-Nilhons
w Of dollars will be spent in two
gigantic campaigns Of publicity
and organization to line up all the
voters in the country on one side or
the other of the new prohibition
struggle.
The result will be a national ref
erendum in 1924 on the question Of
modifying the Volstead law to permit
manufacture and sale Of beer and
light wines.
Under the leadership Of the Anti
Saloon League the drys will shortly
sound a rallying call to dry sup
porters everywhere TO contribute to
war chest" an dto revive prohi-
bition organizations to prevent amend
ment Of the Volstead law. and to
force Congress, by a show Of public
opinion TO appropriate more money
for enforcement.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-09

What is the best way to wash
WOODEN garments?
Keep each water, through which the
goods are washed at exactly the sane
temperature, and always use water
that is just warm. never very hot or
very cold. Hang the garment by the
belt and pull the goods little while
drying. This will have a tendency
to stretch the material and perhaps
prevent shrinking.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-09

How many women gainfuliy
employed are there in the United
States?
According to the 1920 census. g.
54s. 81.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-09
Outings Planned.

The indianapolis Passenger Traffic
Club will have an outing at Culver
June "a. Special cars will be pro
7+ded. On July they go 10 Michigan
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-09

q ASK THE TIMES d
ANSWERS

You can get an answer to any Ques-
ton Of fact or information by writing
to the Indianapolis bureau. 1922 New
York Ave, Washington D. c., enclosing
cents in stamps. Medical legal. and
love and marriage advice cannot be
given. nor can extended research be IN
dertaken, or papers. speeches, etc, be
prepared Unsigned letters cannot be
answered. but all letters are confidential.
and receive personal replles--EDIIOR-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-09
BROTHERS
DO NOT
AGREE

OF the country 10 arouse the people TO the
dangers that threaten the free institutions of America
Senator Tom brother of Judge HeAin Birmingham
Judge Hefn recently accused indicted prosecuted
then tried and then sentenced editors reporter
Birmingham Post to Jail for printing a court record
Habits and practiced unconsciousy The
IN the United States Senate with which all familiar that
of making speeches for home consumption The immediate
auditor of speech in the Senate the speaker
speech reprinted and circulated back home It in the
first place for the few Senators who courteousy
for home umption And habits grow Perhaps explains
the marks made Indiana editors by Hefn The
speech may be for home consumption.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-09

What was the exact date of
Shal1espeare's birth?
II is not settled. He was born in
April, 1854; he was baptized on April
rs, and. as the custom at that time
was TO bapdze infants when three
days old, his birthday was probably
the 2Sd. The difference in the calen-
dars then and now makes this May g..
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-09
How are sailed peanuts pre-

How are sailed peanuts pre-
pared?
Buy peanuts which have been roast
ed; remove skins, put olive oil in a
small saucepan, and when hot put in
the peanuts and fry until delicately
brown. stirring constantly to keep
peanuts in motion. Remove with
spoon or small skinner. taking up
as little oil as possible. Drain on
brown paper and sprinkle with salt.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-09
DO apes make equal use of both

HV aIlt9 HI"fNO V4"''I ''s0 u "Vt'I
hands?
No. Science service reports that re
cent experiments with ourangoUtangs
and chimnanzees at the New York
Geological Park indicate that although
these animals are ambidextrous to a
certain extent. when they wish to
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-09

In what year was Christ horn
and when was he Crucified?
Christ was probably born six or
seven years prior 20 the year / A. D,
and was crucified in the year % A. D.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-09
Seek Beer and Wine

Headed by the Association Against
the Prohibition Amendment the vets
will make a similar campaign urging
all with wet sympthies 10 become
open. active advocates Of more lib
eral enforcement program. and Of
amendment Of the Volstead act 10
permit beer and wine
Congress win be too busy this
winter to make any changes in the
Volstead law affecting the status Of
beer and wine It is extremely I'M
likely to amend the enforcement law
at all. even to clarity the international
situation created by protests Of seven
maritime powers against new Ameri-
can regulations barring ships stores
liquor.
The whole matter is TO be referred
back to the people before the poll
ticians in Congress attempt any tinker
ing The Congress elected in 1924 may
bring back beer and wine; the one that
win convene IN December 1928 will
not even take a step in that direction
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-09

LET'S ALL YTERES opportunity. By going to a ball
GO TO - game and having good time you help
GAME! / ! to give crippled boy who not now
go q ball game the chance to have just
such good time will have Could anything be happier
The game will be played Tuesday afternoon. The place is
Washington Park Every of the proceeds will the
Riley Memorial Hospital Not nickel collected will be spent
for any other purpose.
The Riley Memorial Hospital for Children of the great
movements Indiana It just such
in whose memory is being undertaken
would have approved heartily 1t the kind
resist helping
Do your part by going the ball game Tuesday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-09
Dlys Not Disturbed

That is why dry leaders here are
not greatly disturbed by developments
in New York. Wisconsin. Illinois and
other States where repeal of State en-
forCement laws has occurred or is
being considered. They declare the
referendum viii support a 100 per
cent dry enforcement Of the Volstead
act. Just as it stands.
The 1924 referendum viii be the
broadcast test of public sentiment on
prohibiting this country has ever been
afforded. Every candidate in 1924,
from President down. Will be measured
by the wet and dry foot rule.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-09

NPEAKING to Democratic editors Of Indiana
at Vincennes today, Senator Tom Hefin of
~ Alabama said: at is the duty of the press
Washington Journal., 1923-06-29
Julann.
gOIitide @efansene beanabiat.

YVtt4uWC "CB"""'bA'
@aIbington, g. 6. = Gbe BrG-
iioent Saroing auf feline &eiie nod
Dem @elten ging, bat er 158 Sale
bon politii6en @efangenen, Die me-
gen @erlesung ser &riegsausnab-
megeiete ins @efdngnis geporfen
muroen, oufgenommen. @r bemiaig-
tie 80 beoingte Strafmiloerungen
nn6 IA ..unbeoinete uno cine Doue
8egnaoigung. @r CAB 81 friberen
@eiangenen oie giirgerre6te 5urid
uno Iebnte "a 9ntrdge auf 8egna-
oigung ODER GtrafmilSerung ab.
al6 oronete er oie 3uridaablung
BON @eloitrafen in 5uei GGaen an.
Oie 3abI Der @eiu6e nm Strafmil-
oerunq mar 48. lln6 Der 8rdii0ent
gem1brte Miloerung in 81 Salen,
pertuarf aber Die Applitationen bon
81 in Sacramento oerurteilten S.
IS. 90. -4nbdngern. 3mei Der bort
8erurteilten muroen inter Ser Be-
oingung, oaB iie oas 9an0 perlai-
len, begnaoiet. Die llrteile bon %
angebli9en S. %. 49,, Die ieiner
3eit in Chicago nerurteilt mur6en,
wuroen aIs perbiBt betradtet.
@eitere @al Ctr. -9radJe ertuartet.
Stem gort. = Dem 8anterott ser
alten 8anffirma &nautb, NadoO
ilno &uebne folgte oieier Gage 6as
Saaiiiement Ser Sirma 8immer.
mann uno Soribap uno meitere
&rade meroen eripartet. 0ie groBe
An5abl ipadeliger Mftienmafler gab
Silfs- Generalonpalt 9roDer Mn-
laB gu einem Nlane, oem5ufolge
gepiiie @eiddfte, oeren @raftifen
ettpas anrii6ig iino, our9 einen
gtmbaltsbefebl gei6loiien peroen
ioaen.
Washington Journal., 1923-06-29
eanOsmanni6aftlide mmb l~lnterRaS
Mnas . &ereine.

Mmerifanii6er 1lnterltiknuas.
Sereln. Gbas. @ramlifl BrGlioent.
Vic. 8iegano, Sefret0r, 1924 Ste ct.
S.-8. Gel. SranfIin 1892. @erI.
am 2. Oienstag i. sc. I'M Concord
'flllbv 314 G StraBe 81. SO.
Serein Saoen. @erI. am 2. Mitt.
mod /. 90. in 922 ga. glpe. 0.-@.
Otto S6aefer, Sefretdr: Gil 6 Str.
9. 6.
SeienOarmltGSter llntertitunag.
Serein emil Spobm 8raI.; ssobn
Meininger, SefretGr, 1904 Oecoture
Str. q. IS. 8eri. 3. Meittmod i M
in 922 ga. Aee. N.-8.
EattOenti6er Screen, @albinatou.
.. s. Sefret6r: 8m. Stuermonn.
II @beitnut Str, Gafona 9arf, sc,
Seri. am 1. 9onnerStag /. 81. i'm
Concord &lub, 3t4 6 Str. 81. 90.
Neutrality-suspicious., 9iitrift go.
100. &c. Dieb, Sefretdr; 8or 2t8.
@onnt &anier, Mo. @erl. am A.
OienStag /. SO. in Scr. 314 6 ctr.
NoroWeit.
n8ai6instOm @etscr llnterltik.
nnss-Terein". @rdiioent: Sronf
8eieano, Sr., 1910 @iraro Str, g..
Sefretar: ST. SeB, GIG @alt Ga.
pitol Str; geri. am 1. 0ienstae i.
90. I'M Concord &Iub, St4 6 Cir.
8il9elm Sell llnterititnnss-1c
ieaidaft. @eri. am 3. @ontag / WeA
IN 922 Pa. Mbe. W..8. Mc III Mnds
l@miot, SefretGr. 9D7 90. StroBe
NOroweft
Washington Journal., 1923-06-29

Ilen SerlHt 5u geben
9reis fir ole Sniertion Der anr.
re $3.50 pro Sabr.
Oentider 8aiienbnasDeretm. 9rG
lioent Vlartin @ieguno; Sefretdr:
Sermann g. @infIer, ITO Sedite
Strabe, 9.-8. DirefGoren-8erI am
2. Sonntag i'm ". i'm @aiienbaus.
Tranen Silfsberein Oes 0eatIdeu
carbohydrates. 6ral Gbas. &upper.
tus, &rGlioentin; Sefretdrin: Srau
Eanline @altbers, Anocoitia, 8. 6.
S%erlammlung am 2. Opnnerstag /.
W. i'm 8oiienbaus.
9ameu-NGbOereim Oes SeutIdJen
BaiiendanIes. 8rGlioent: Srou Gath.
Soffler, Sefretdr: Srau 6. Sbom.
forot, 729 Quebec Str. g. SO. Nerf.
finoen am 3. @iittfpo9 i. sc. I'M 8oi.
ienbalts Itatt.
Jinppert SUme Srnnen SilfsDer.
ein. Yrdiioentin: 6ruu 10. De@rain;
Sefret1rin; 5rau 9. &rumte; 8eri.
am 2. Oieustag i. N., 3 ubr mad.
nittags i'm Support Some.
GOncOrO Stub. YrGlioent: RarI
Soffmann; SefretGr: Sermanm IS.
8infIer no Se6ite StraBe Noro.
melt. @eneralperi. am A. Montaa I'M
.0tonat in 314 s StraBe g. 8.
GUncOrS Samens& erein. 8rdlioen.
tin 6rau Warp Billie; SetretGrin
Srau Bauline @aItber, @nocoltia,
9. g.; Sinan3iefretdrin Srou Sat.
9ruegger; Sdabmeiiterin; Srau q.
@rltmfe. Seriammlung am 1. Conn.
ag /. W9. in 314 6 StraBe g. 50.
YrOipsct Sia Cemetery. @m.
Stieblins, Brdiioent; ISM. Martln,
Sefretdr; SEQ. s. q. Stut, Sdas.
meilter. geri. eab /. Sreita0 i. w.
I'M Concord &lub, 3t4 6 Str. g. So.
.. s. SilfSOcrcin, 314 s StraBe
q. 8. &rdiiOent: Geo 50. Spier;
Sefretar: Or. S. IS. &oenig, 400
Ta. ape. g.. g.; GinanaiefretGrin:
5rau @t. D.&onie, 400 8ennlplpanla
4benue 9. g.; S6abmeiIter: 81. @.
9rind, 1909 q StroBe georomelt.
Beriammlungen fuloen ltott; Gre.
cutipfomite an ie0em 1. Sreitag i.Wt.,
Notwithstanding al icoem 8.
6reitng I'M Monat.
Washington Journal., 1923-06-29
3nr @iebsrberitsanHs Der rniiid'
iapaniIden B%eSiebnngeH.

NV&A -NlITf
japaniI6en 8e5iebnngen.
TofiO, Sapan. aOOIpb u.
Soffe, Iertreter ser ruiiiiHen go
niet. Reaieruna, lit gum 8eboamdf.
tigten in 9raliminar. llnterbanolun.
gen nit Der iopanifben &egierune
ernannt, UNI ole 9~eaiebungen api-
i6en beiopn goIfern pieoer ber5u'
Itenen. 60 iaet cine 9epelfe an
oas iopanii6e auspdrtige Amt.
Tiesmal erbieIten @GrOffaner 6iebr
Mo0ri0, @panien. = Iuhrihten
aus NelilIo iogen, oaB Die marot-
faniihen 4ebeIen in Dem neuliher
@efe6te BEL Ei3sia55a i6wer gelitten
boben. Die 8erIuite merOen in 5u-
perl6Iiigen &reiien nit 800 getote-
ten uno mebr als 1000 perfuunoe-
ten Woroftnnern angegeben.
gs nir0 gemeIoet, bob Die Hebel-
len bon ben Sponiern nod allen
Hihtungen 3erltreut Wuroen, bob
aber reile @efedte itottgefunoen
baben.
Gtreit tuesen Grldiefmns zines
0entIfen.
8uenos Mpres. Cine Wta-
ioritGt Ser Irbeiter- llnionen in
9uenos Ipres erfldrte oieier Gage
oen Gtreif megen ser @ri6ieBung
bon alirt @idens, einem oeutIden
anti- WiIitariten, i'm @efGngniS
Gieier batte i'm Rsten Sanuar ben
OberIt Sector 9. 8arela BON Ser
argentintI6en Mrmee eridoiien.
Die Sat mar elm Ha6eaft. @il-
dens muroe i'm Sdlafe leriholien
BON einem Soloaten numens Sorac
SemperleD, un0 Itar6 an lei
men 8unoen. Sic Seeleute Union
oerbinoerte Sie S6iffabrt i'm Safen
uno Iieb mebrere 9iiitenOampier
nidt %obiobren. 9ie Yoli5ei muBtP
oeri6ieoene auflGufe ser Streifcr
unteroriiden, Die oie Motorlelte 81
peranlaHen fuften, ibre @lGBe 81
oerIoHen. Muf mebrere StraBen.
babnmogen mlroe BON ben Strei-
fern eefenert.
SntermatiUmaler Q%nftfOngref.
9onoon. Siibrenoe Ser
treter aeronautii6er 8iIienidait
aug alien SeiIen Der Welt weroer
Dem @rIten Snternationalen Quit
fongreB %beipobnen, Ser bonn %. bis
80. SUM in 9onOon Itattfin0er
miro. Sic Ser. Staaten meroel
0urh s. S. Soc bonn american gta-
tional @obiiorp Committee for
Aeronautics bertreten iein.
StaliemiIder 8rieItcr BON hineFiden
@anOiten entfibrt.
Sanfau, China. - gs miro ge-
meloet, Dob 8ater @olotto, elm ito
lienii1er Hrielter, ettpa 100 Neilen
n0rolid BON bier bon 6ineiihen
9onoiten entfiibrt moroen lit.
Girfifdes sdiff beidlasnubmt.
9onitontinopel, Eiirfei. Der
6ritiI6e 8erlt0rer SplenOio bat i'm
Marmaro : Meer elm tiirfii6es
Erpnsporti6iff bei6lagnabmt, oas
cine 9aoung @efhiiBe an goro bot
te nn6 bon Sbra3ien u~ntermegs NOR
MemI@enDpfer i'm nOrflidem Sirma.
&angun. Sflaperei nno
Menidenopfer fommen nod I'M
!ner in Den @ebirgsoiltriften oeS
n0roIi6en 8irma Dor, logt Der
Sobresberidt oes Gommiliars Der
noro0ltliten @ren3e. IS 1T oas
aIs Die Maga SiigeI befannte 9erri-
torium, mo- Die Meniden geopfert
meroen. @eriitde Der &egiernn9,
oas llebel ab8uiteGen, iino nidt er'
folqreiG. @enn Die Gegierung Die
gu ~opfernoen @efangenen ben Ein-
ge6orenen obfauft, benuben lie ,oas
@eIo fir groBere uno foItipieligere
Washington Journal., 1923-06-29
Wsiane @eretne.

@Oibiuston SanserbnnO, 314 6
Str. N.-8, &onroo &i6ter, 8rGl.;
&iharO 8rouner, SefretGr. 314 6
StraBe @.=8. @enerol -@eri. am l..
Sonntag i'm sc. i'm Concord &lub.
SingItrnoe ieoen Mittipo6 Ibeno.
0ermamia MGnner : GbOr. Ser.
%iommlungen i'm Concord &Iltb, 314
6 StraBe q. SO. BrGiioent SSSobn
@eif; Sefretdr: Srib Sdffner, 1850
8%laoenSburg &oa0, 81. g.; @rof. 6.
Gbriitiani it,, 0irigent. @eri. ieoen
0%onnerstag /. Sc, @eneroloerI. am
I. Oonnerstag /. sc.
SGngerbmnb 0ameubereiv We1i
I'M 2. Mittpo9 i. sc. abenos 8 ubr,
I'M Concord Stub.
NriUh SamenDereim. Trou q.
Rrttmfe, 9r6i. Geri. ON 2 Wiittmod.
/. 3d.. abenos s llbr.
Washington Journal., 1923-06-29

a 9entIde Srelmonrer Guac
Nrminins, 9tr. rs, S.a.4.@
Nv &oam S9neioer, Sefretor
1oI union Sqpines 8ont guiIoina.
Serl. onl |. uno 3. 9ienStas i. Ul.
I'M @euen @aionic Seqlpyl.
Washington Journal., 1923-06-29
Wtrrins. GalcnOcr

Sic Serren Sefretdre Iino gebeteH,
uns itets bon Observation-Disclosures
IoDie bon GoreGngen in ibren 8erei.
men 9eriht 5u gebep
9reis fir ole Sniertion Der aar.
re $3.50 pro Sabr.
Washington Journal., 1923-06-29
Gau3is nnS sic SOlea.

@ari1al1, @olen. - An3eiden.
oaB ser 80lferbuno energii9e WaB-
regeln e~rgreifen miro, UNI Die
S6mierigfeiten 8miiden 8olen uno
ser 6reien Staot 9an3ig bei3ule-
gen, weroen BON Sir eric Gru-
mono, Dem @eneraliefret6r Der
2eague Of Stations, anse6eutet, Der
ii6 in 8olen befinoet, UNI Die Situ-
alton gu ltuoieren- Derielbe
8uniA, oie turbulente Srage frieo-
lid bei5ulegen, muroe AUDI in Ell
mem Snterpiem ange0eutet, OaB
&err Mantour, ser fransoiiide &e-,
prGientant i'm Getretariat Der 2iga,
efnem 8eridteritatter Der @iiociateo
BreB gab. Sir eric fonItatierte,
oaB ser @erlaiQer @ertrag, Der Die
6reiitaot Dan5ig iduf, gepiiie uno
beit;mmte &e6te iomobI Holen pie
9an5ig einrGumte, uno Dob Die 81.
90 oaralf beiteben meroe, Dob oieie
Stipulationen BON bsioen Yarteien
thrift ausgefIbrt wiir6en. 9ie pol
nii6e @egierung bereitet einen Be-
rift iiber angebli6e 8~erlesungen
oes 8ertrags our6 Die Staot Dan.
ala Dor, uno oieier Hroteit piro in
Ser n11iten Sibung oes 8olfer.
bnn6es aufgenommen ueroen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-05
WELL DOES CASEY STENCIL
KNOW THOSE BOYS CAN HIT

WITH i'E lively hall in vogue,
w pitchers like their base hits as
well az any other player on the
field. As a result pitchers instcad
OF standing passive and listening to
the umpire yvll strike, or merely
taking a weak swing at the hall, al.
ways have a healthy cut.
Glance over tho batting averages
and you will find several pitchers
among tho batting.ekct.
In the National league Casey
siongsl IL the clown OF the orEanlza-
tlon-the Nick Alirock" OF the cir.
cult. stengcI. aside from being a
pretty clever comedian. has keen
sense OF humor when he figures as
tho target in some humorous hap.
pcning.
Recently number OF Giant play.
crs were discussing the ability OF
CERTAIN pitchers 10 hit. Some of the
players thought Jack Bentley the
hardest hitting pitcher. others lean.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-05
Morgan and Ridley to
Battle Again Tonight

TOD MORGAN and Bud Ridley
i meet IN their return 20 FOR the
coas, feathcrweighi title az the
arena tonight In what should be
one OF the bea, cards Of the year.
Morgan licked Ridley iwo weeks
ago and now holds the crown. II
was great exhibition Of boxing
skin.
That nEht. Tor Ridley. was ths
third scrap inside OF week and
he wasn't IN the top shape that
he will be in tonight There will
be no aiihl for either boy as they
have brsh reported TO DO in the
provsrblM pink.
Odds arc slightly favoring Morgan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-05

MhsARhLE Mearklo was hit
tinE around 400. but he has dropped
TO $50. which IS very respectable hit
ting for anybody.
The Penn State youngstcr has a
good eye and swings at very few bad
balls He Is also a darb Of buntcr
and good drag hitter.
II he can develop more Of a punch
a, the plate so that he can mix en-
up on the enemy he viii double his
effectiveness
Merlin kopp. the Sacramento star.
Is hitter along Mearkie's lines. but
Kopp has more power and every
once IN . while he catches the oppos
t'ea mapping by driving the onion
efar iasr respective noodles
l,eg nsyely. AearEtc b17 eonader
Improvement "a make IN ba
III 81 sie. Ike Duke kcnworthS. Is
q dietpl~d by his stature in ihs,' Be
s. nust close 70 .he grogui und
il Throwing ar:s Knit The tt ~
nc word on double plays. Bur ne =
itses Inr much better than be did IN
sn'aS trimming
~ king Of the san Jose camp,
Mearkis made q fairly good impress
700 ihcre htit IL was HIN RRniagc
and not Msartlc that attracted most
~ the attention But Ramagc fllv.
vercd entirely a. hitter while
tgfaYl,is.~ SsfiiEff Kit work har Fl ssrted
him thru the season.
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ed 10 George uhle OF Cleveland.
You guys arc all wrong about
The hardest hitting pitchers" said
stcngcl, who had been listening in
on the argument. Take IL from me
Luauo Of Cincinnati and wcinert OF
Philadelphia are the hardest hitting
pitchers In baseball
How do you figure that?' asked
one ol the players.
That's easy" replied stengel.
"Didn', each one OF those guys
knock me down with one punch2
Those babies are champions
siengel, you'll recall, had mixups
with both tho pitchers mentioned
and didn't even get draw.
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PATRICK NOW
CONTROLS CLUB

Los ANGELES. Cal. sept. b.
The Interest Of William voeek. preni.
dent OF the Chicago Cubs, in the los
Angeles baseball club has bcen pur-
chased by Joseph II. Patrick. prcsl
dent Of the Angels, Il was announced
here today. William wrisley. j.,
heavily interested in both clubs, was
not mentioned In the sale, which
gives Patrick control Of the Angels
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Tribe Ace
BIdnksBee -
Ball Club
Jake Has Lot of Stuff and
Beats Utahans by 6 to 0
Tally

ELMER JACOBS. the Seattle
- mound nee. was in rare form
Tuesday and shut out the biting
Bees from Salt Lake with three hits,
two Of them being OF very scratchy
nature. Jacobs had two men on
bases in the first inning. but retired
the side and from there in he vas In.
yincible
His mates treated Elmer Myers
seandalousiy In the first inning. get.
ting four hits. good for four runs.
Dynamite Eldred had one Of his great
days with tho willow. getting three
consecutive doubles. snd he Tailed
the other two runs Of The game, com.
ing over in the third and fifth. both
times on squeeze play engineered
by Bill Orr.
The only real hit OF the game for
the Bees came In the first inning
when Oscar Witt hit thru shortxiop.
The other two bingies were given 10
Strand and Fredericls. respectively.
both on grounders that Orr gummed
up. n
~. -. s.ftL.
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because OF hts great showing In
their first meeting.
Johnny Mack and Laekey Nor.
row. two classy lightweights, are
isngllng in the six.round semi.
final.
Tiny Bot, and Jimmy welsh will
renew their heavyweight tanEle OF
last week. welsh won their first
encounter by RiippinE X. o.
punch over on Bolts chin in the
last minute OF the battle.
Nick Sugar VS.. Frank Cheslock.
welierweights. and Bud Olive VS..
Agy Agiipay. featherweishts. com.
plete the card.
The first scrap starts az $50.