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IF you wish to be popular, be
l. good-natured. Nobody loves

n gO0d-natur6d. NOUOuy loves d
crouch.
But unless you want to be imposed
upon. do not be too good natured. Do
not let yourself be the kind Of person
who is thought of, although uncon-
sciously, as a sort of carry all for
other peoples duties. Be thoughtful
of others, but it is not kindness to
take away all their burdens and make
them selfish.
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Thursday Lyceum March 20:
hostess, Mrs. r. M. Malloch. Mrs.
f. N Messick will talk on Oriental
Rugs"
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the liquid This VIII temper the glass
30 1t VIII not break.
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NEXT: Etiquette for motor cars.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-24

Picture Frames
Clean your gilt picture frames with
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-24
Royal Hot Griddle Cakes

Z cups -four
u teaspoon salt
S teaspoons Royal Baking Powder
w cups milk
tablespoons shortening
Mix and sift dry ingredients; add milk
and melted shortening; beat we'll. Bake
batter must be thin. Cakes should be
small andnot too k-aboutone- eighth
inch when baked. An iron frying pan
may be used; grease only enough to keep
cakes from sticking. Turn only once.
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Royal Biscuits

cups -four
4 teaspoons Royal Baking Powder
"a teaspoon salt
Tablespoons shortening
"a cup milk or half milk and half water
Sift together flour, baking powder and
salt, add shortening and rub in very light
ly; add liquid slowly; roll or pat on Toured
board to about one inch in thickness
(handle as little as possible); cut with
biscuit cutter. Bake in hot oven Is to
20 minutes
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-24

Inter os-March %; hostess Mrs.
J. L. Stacy. Miss Elizabeth Scott win
give the biographical sketch and a
short story Of Alice Brown.
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indianapolis Literary-March 26;
Propylaeum. Fletcher Hodges will
speak on "Readjustments Of Europe"
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Tnter-AIia-March 27; hostess, Mrs
G. Gels Mrs. Ray Macy and Mrs.
Earl Hanson will speak.
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Independent SociaI-March 27; Or
phans' Home Mrs James Van Malta
will be the hostess.
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Miss Vera Merz. whose marriage to
Grover YVeisenberger is to take place
April 4, was the guest Of honor at
an attractively appointed miscella-
neous shower last evening given by
Mrs. George E. Stewart
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New Century-March %; hostess,
Mrs. w. X Newton. assisted by Mrs.
Medora Hoover. Mrs. Elizabeth Smith
will give the story and selection from
Madame Butterfly" and there will be
talks by Mrs. I. E. Rush and Mrs
Nj. T. Scudder.
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Club Index

Aftern.ath-Narch 80; hostess, Mrs
Joseph ". Capron. There viii no
formal program at this meeting.
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TrWngton Tuesday March 81;
hostess. Mrs VILLAS X Miller
Efficiency, the Keynote Of American
business" will be the subject of
talk by Mrs. e. c. Rumpler Mrs. Lon
Craig will talk on Alexander Ora
ham Bell
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Meridian Heights Inter Se-March
81; hostess, Mrs. w. II. Wheeler, John
Galsworthys life and works will be
reviewed by Mrs. Charles A. Mueller,
Mrs. f. c.. Lytle and Mrs. Jesse
Potter.
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Magazine - March 81; hostesses,
Mrs. Mary f. Perine, Mrs. George
Earhart, Mrs. John Newman, Mrs.
Rose Coleman and Mrs. J. J. Martin,
Mrs F. c. Robinson and Miss Adelaide
Carmen will be the speakers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-20
Sherlock Holmes
8 : y, ! A Different Film

Sherlock Holmes" will play
at the Richmond again tonight.
There are several reasons why
the screen. production Of c..Sher-
lock Holiness ttiiffcrs froms most
.motisn picture plays. In the
first place it bears the name of
that imposing star, John Barry
more, who, unfortunately is too
seldom seen on the screen. In
addition to this leading dramatic
actor, who .plays the tile role,
others in the cast include such
names as Roland Young, who
plays the part of Watson. The
.villainous Moriarty is played by
Gustave Won Seyffertitz, former
liz stage director Of Charles Froh-
man and a character actor for
many years. Louis Wodheim, who
is now creating a sensation on the
stage by his portrayal of the
rough-neck stoker in "The Hairy
Ape,". is another, member of the
east, Among others are Percival
knight, Reginald Denny, Albert
Bruning, Lumsden Hare, John
Willard, who not only is appear
ing in "Thc Cat and the Conary"
but. is also the author, Carol
Dembster,, Hedda Hopper and
lother well-knowni men and women
of the stage and screen. ~,
In order to get the proper at
mosphere the producer did not
atternt to- manufacture stage
BACKGROUND, but instead, trans
ported the entire company to Eng
land and later to Switzerland
Scenes were taken in the old sec
lions of London Baker street,
the house to which the world has
beaten a track; Limehouse and
s.. Johns College Cambridge. In
Switzerland The company had to
ge5 the. proper locations. Then
the company returned to this
tountiy in order to complete the
production and have it authentic
true and wholly artistic.
In sherlock Holmes" John
Barrynorcs; has succeeded fsplen-
dAIT IN Hss, interpretstion.sof the
esdiTglr6le.s Ref hasA made him
self look a great deal like the
Holmes pictured in fiction.
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SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE

Pursuant TO the. terms of & de-
cree entered in vacation on the
fifteenth day of December, 1922'
and of a decree entered on the
fourth day of January, 1923, by
the Circuit Court for the CITY OF
Alexandria, Virginia, in chancery
cause No. 6S7, wherein Anna +.
Koehler ct viz are the complain
ants, and Sarah E. Howard er ais
are the defendants, the 1nderslgn-
ed special commissioners will OF
fer s9r sale at public auction IN
front OF the Royal street entrance
of the City Hall, Alear'ria, Nir-
gipia. at NOON, JANUARY p,
1928. the following described real
estate;
An that certain lot of ground
with the improvements thereon
situated in the City OF Alexandria
Virginia, known as 61O South zee
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FIour T Y ]; Save j.
kiddi&s From Motorists 3 =

rb;coro! Jan. 20.ZAn Flour Of
sosotyS dch school day to cut
~ +bg automobile death toll
onsonr school children is part OF
Chicaco's 1923 6campaign against
reckless driving.
The neF life-saying reguIa G,
as: planneb by Police CHIEF Chas.
Fi;lmorrji Win set aside an hour
each schobl day when auto driv-
ers will be required to observe
sD sS5;.ti s1fs' SSIi FlF e e. sounded in
ali soctiots of the city when the
safetv botr arrives and traffic will
10 brouoIt to an abrupt halt. The
traffic VIII then be allowed 20
proceed s,owly, with every driver
alert to ! avoid accidents %
Y9 Tbe @sEiety hour is expectod
TO save . hundreds Of lives Of
school children. 1T viii bring the
exercise 6f extra caution directly
10 the minds of auto drivers"
said Chief FitzmoSis. e
More Than 100 Chicago child
r4n paid she toll Of reckless drir-
Ing the past year, according to
the chief Most Of these occid-
euts, hei pointed out, occurred
between 3 and ! o'clock in the az
ternoon, when hundreds Of thou
sands OF school children arc
turned oR-o the streets from their
schools.
when another hundred thou
sand automobiles tear along the
pavement at 20 TO 80 miles an
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LEE DAY OBSERVED


Petersburg, Va, Jan. 2O4The
one bundled and sixteentA ami
versary Of the birth Of Gen. R6-
bert E. l. e was observed in Peters
BURG in q most appropriate man
NOR. The day being a legal
holiday, the hanks and schools
were closed Tonight a. P. Hill
Camp of Confederate Veterans.
gave banquet at the f.Y9pFg
Mems Christian Association,
which was served by Petersburg
Chapter, Daughters M the Con
fedracy. hmong tho Rfincipal out
of town speakers WAS Csl.' James
Anderson,i of Springfield, Mass,
who for b number OF years has
been an honorary member Of the
ca4np ana who never fails to
come to petersburg to participate
with thei camp in the celebra-
ton of General Lees birthday
Colonel Anderson is post COM
.a,Ander i-.tIla- Saringfala..,PoSt,
Grand Army of the Republic. In
addition to the celebration OF the
dav by A. P. Hill Camp, an ell
tertainment was given by a large
number of children ct the Young
'Womens' 1CKTistian Association
The program consisting of Con-
tolerate songs and Other inter
esiing exercises. sa& =.
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VIRGINIA RY. co.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

TAKE NOTICE that l have quail
fled as administrator of the es-
tate Of Catherine Jackson, deceas-
ed. All persons having claims
against. the estate of the said le-
cedant are requested to present
them promptly to me, properly
proven for payment and all per-
sons indebted to the said estate
are requested to ,nake settlement
at once, ELL
CHARLES HENRY SMITH,
Administrator OF the estate OF
Catherine Jackson, deceased.
10-10c.
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six (56) feet eight, and one-ha!f
Is ~ inchas; tol Henry Straet,
and thence north on Henry Street
one hundred (100) feet to the be-
9 Ginning inning t5ig;SeEaer With the right
of way over said alley, and all
rights and appurtenances to the
said lot of grou 5ssglgiree ~,
8 FERMS OF SA4Eg % ssf ! vi !
sosnyeyancing, ipcladiag E5sYeFjpssie
'ssssaTrnps, to beat sss ssst sef stIe
ptrehaser. A deposl bt i've f Z !
dreJ : pogiassg Sssss55tlG, pOo wi q be re;
4aif6d at the tinlt OF Sale. 't y
HOWARD W. SMITH, 81
1870 T o D Trustee.
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hour, it is inevitable that the
kids ana ears must connect some
where" declared the chief.
q propose TO cut this horrible
sacrifice TO -a=-T,aiHiRaunr abs' +sio'wa
inc Chicago's speed at that hour
6 20 miles an hour at the most.
;;sSSJI- GrsEer is so rnshad, that he
CANNOT. observe the Regulation"
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Blaze Destroys Armory
At F. Union Academy

Fork Union, Va, Jan. 2O.-The
-Arn,o-v buildiae-ef.-Eorx-un Linton
Military Academy was totally de-
stroyed by fire early last night
with an estimated damage OF
$4,000, including the building
and contents. The authorities
of the school believe that the blaze
originated in the roof Of the
structure. !
,si,l s5g' 90 : .---.----.---------->-.--
, hydrogen is lighter and cheap
or than coal gas, &,
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street, and bounded and described
as follows:
BEGINNING at a point on the
east side of Lee street,
SO feet, 5; 70 inches South
of Gibbon street; and running
thence south en- Lea street Al
feet, l ga inchesS- tPslsqe :. eaSs
with Gibbon street lP6 tsat III tlhs ies
north parallel with Lee @treet.,ls
feet AK inches, ara tnsHSs sSsss
parallel with GibRon. Street VS.
feet TO the beginning, and beng
the same property which was COR
veyed to TIE said Sarah L. Tay-
lor BY Helen D. Springman by a
deed dated November %, 92s, and
recorded in!the land records .6f the
said City Of Alexandria in Deed
Book No. Il, page 451. 81.
TERMS OF SALE: CASH. The
commissioner has authority under
the decree 10 sG a+Ipyfvate sale. !
ALBERrT. BRYN,
Special Commissioner.
!, Elliott F, Hoffman, Clerk Of
the Circuit Court for the City of
Alexandria, Virginia, do hereby
certify THAI Albert V. Bryan. Spe;
cial Commissioner in the chaqcsSy
cause. No. 1857, of Anna f., Koch
let ct vir against Sarah e. How
ard ct ais; has executed the bond
required by the decree of The said
court. /
ELLIOTT f. HOFFMAN,
s5sg2 e yTiSleEk'
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COMMONWEALTH QF
VIRGINIA: "a w :

AANdl-Ni<hs - - = -
In the Corporation Court of
the City Of Alexandria.
Roberta Murdaugh Howard,
Complainaht, VS.. Frank Howard.
Defendant.i Chancery No. 2273.
An affidavit having been filed
that the defendant is a non-resi-
dent of this State, and the Ser
geant having made such return
upon process issued >hereinerapon
written application stating de-
fendnnt's last known post Office
address and place of abode, the
following order of publication up
on grounds therein stated is en-
tered.
The obijet Of this suit is to OBJ
tain, for complainant from de-
fen6ant 4 divorce vinculo mat
rimdnii OH the ground Of wilful
deseftion and aRandonment, With
out just icause or excuses IaF
more than three years prior to
the snstitution of this .syi{, priyi-
iege; of resumtg$ asaidsn hfne
and for general relief. y
1T is ordered in the name q
,she ! Commonwealtk Of Nirginia
thad the defendant appear' mere
within ten days after due pu6,iil,-
cati$n hereof ard do what IS nee
essasy to protect defendant M
terekt in this suit, and that TINS
orddr be also published, posted
and mailed to defendant accord7
TsSte: ELrToTT-T".--fftofr
Clerk.
BY EARL R. SULLIVAN -
R. B. Washington, p. q. 17-4wp
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3Y VIRTUE Of a deed Of
trust. dated March 16, 1921, and
recorded In Deed 3eok ~ page
32G of the land records Of the
CITY of Alexandria, Virginia from
William J. Bristol and wife, to
the undersigned Trustee. default
having been made in the pay
menr of certain installments OF
= note thereby secured, &hc un-
dorsirned Trustee will, at the re-
onest of the holder Of SAID note
and pursuant to the provisions
.of said deed Of trust, offer for
s5le at public auction at Twelve
O'Clock Noobs orr 9rday, : sorp.
srvr .. 1898, in front Of the Royal
St-aet entrance to the Market
Building. Age,,mdria,,-. Ni.gginjas
the following described store bun"
inc, and dwelling at the south
eaS. corner Of Duke and Henry
street. Alexandria, Virginia, aid
more particularly bounded end
described las follows, to-wit;-
BEGINNING at the~Sntersae-
ton of ne souslss sSe ssf Qhse
Street with the e5S st&2ls He Y;
Street. and running thence east
on Duke Street fifty-six l56) feet
eight and one-helf Is 1-2l inches
thence south parallel with HeTfy
/ Street, one hundred (100) feet
to .an alley ten (lo) feet wide
running ! through the ,v s99STNe
thence west with said alleys ftsS!
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or PARTNER

The partnership sretoIoEe aeX
isting between Rqbegs e e. D q
ham and f., GotEssnS f =, Y, ! 10 h..s,
this day ;been hssskgsa s tlls 81;
tuai consent, : - - ssy =. - z aSs-'
Robert f. Downham will con-
tinj c the business having az i,
ouised all assets and assumed all
liabilities ;of the firm.
ROBERT T. BOWMAN
f. GORMAN RiPGFLI, Il.
Bv mutual agreement l. haze
withdrawn from the firm OF
Downham' and Ridgely ana- ! e2He
sold my interest in aassv firm !. is :
my former pa7taer}% Ny RahSrt
f. F'' Down6am.3 Cur h II re- re,
lations have baSh PLEASANT in the
past and j ta&e thisSopp0ytunityy
to thank our sasapy,' f So IS nd
customers Tor. thsirf F2Hi0Hagd AND
20 wish Mr.. Dd@nh4ns SUCCESS Y
the continuahessssf th 49,, ,s9S y.
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The Wektminster Bible Class of
the Second Presbyterian Church
WILL have as their speaker. Sun
daS morning, D. H. Martin. %.
D.. The glass will have as their
guest the bible Class of the Trim
itg NJ. f. iChurch. DR.. Martin is
speaker Eof psitlerable note and
a ,good time is in. store for all
WHO hear him. All men are cor
daily invited TO attend. Subject:
"Fhe Prohigal," 10 o'clock is the
hour, ..... =.
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MEADE EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Rev. Z. A. King, rector, l2O
North West Street.
- Services-Morning prayer and
sermon, II q. ~.
Sunday School, $3.50 p. m.
Evening service, at > p. m.
Holy. QmnuWon, sFjITt Supday
f1t6 rs, Third ~Sundby, T:30~a
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g. ss:y Best Is: Sc; Gazette
Classified = d.
HELP WANTED

AGENTS WANTED = TAILoRING.
srcnts. AIl-wool suits tailored
fS prder $3.50. Atwood tropi-
Cai wCrstsds two-piece suits,
sfS.S so. Wonderful values. Big
money TOR hustlers. Write j. Is
simpson. Irc. Dept. 4SS. SSi w.
Aasins ST.. Chicago. lS-ip
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: RTDEEMING 1,f{f8Ets VI

Bring your karo syrup haUels
to +. c. Pullin's, corner Queen
and. Royal and get en aluminium
syrup pitcher. h"Ic
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rRrr METHODIST CHURCH

FKEE MEIHUUIOI OiUhOII
Rev. EFF w. SsSandys, pastor.
Sunday School at 10 a. M.
prtcchirr- att l~--7--~-',,e-:: ~ ol4eFSees
by class meeting. Also the first
Sabbath in every month viii be
an old fashioned close class meet
ing.
Glass meetings on Tuesdays at
$50 5 81 m.
PRAYER meetin@s on Wednesdays
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PENTECOSTAL SERVICES
At 102 South Washington street.
Sunday School. 10 g Il M, a',
Preaching services, 1870 P. n,
and 80 p. M, Wednesday. All
weloome,. RtoC. Oubcrgs pastor.
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EMMANUEL LUTHERAN
CHURCH-Rev. Carl Goette, pas
tor.
Services at II a. M, and Sun
day ScL9o., at $3.50 a PLY
II. -A44-s.5&l
GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Rev. Edgar Carpenter, rector.
Order Of services tomorrow:
SHoly Communion, 1880 d. m. Sun
day School, $3.50 a. m. = ..s..
aMorning service, II a. III.
'aEvening service, 1870 p. m.
tGu .f.-,, - zee.
.saIETHODIST PROTESTANT
,tMU RCH-Sunday School meets
~ 80 a. M, and all scholars Of
'fhe school are requested to be
.sSeS sent. s.tf.:s,; I"..'.'
50 Mems Bible class at the same
time in the auditorium of the
church. +. W. Ebhardd, teacher.
Morning worship and sermon
at II o'cloc. Pastor will take as
his subject, "The Flowers Which
GroB in the Desert
Young Peoples meeting at Z;
Evening service OF song at 7;45;
Good singing of the old time songs
Tha pastor will preach on The
Supreme Hour OF the Church"
or, is Man a Failure"
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classes for men and women, $3.50
a tm. II .rli;
SundaY School, $50 a. m.
Prayer and Praise Service We'd
1Iasday night at 8 click s--'+-
&. Y. n. u, at 6:45 each Sun
Jo& o,,ap;rt,
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INDEPENDENT CHRISTIAN
.SGIENCEl SGGIETY-Lee Camp
Hall, SOC PRINCE Street. Services
Sunday, ht II a. m, and Wed
nesday, at s p. m. Tomorrsw's
subject, Life"
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FOR SAILED 0 DIG E
Roadster. Winter Top.
Apply J. NJ. Gazette Of
flee. 1T.
WANTED
MISCELLANEOUS

w ANTED-WORK AFTER SCHOOL
by High School student. Geri-
cal work preferred. Address Box
"a. care Gazette. e 9it-Sp
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EHE NJ zrH5HE
PAL CHtRCBls SOUTH lystz.s8
side South Wssll;ngtoh Stsees
near KingI ReH8 Or IL. " Reg
ester, pastPr. Services at II "a.

M, and oip. M.
Sunday School, $3.50 q. m.
The HeEf'y K. Field Bible Class
for men at 9:45 q. m.
The men Of Alexandria and Vi
cin;ty will he welcomed here,
EpworthI League, ISIS p. m.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN
z. n. Delaney,
pastor, viii fill the pulpit at both
services I'd norrow.
Evening:service, 7:45 p. II.
Westminster Bible Class, 1000
a. m.
Sunday School, 9;30 "a. m.
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BILL CLERK-AMBITIO YOUNG
man-not afraid of work-CiOod
opportunity. Apply National Bis
cult Co, 43S ). Washington 81.
1S-lp
, 1923-01-13


year is three gamcs won out of four
played.
Last night at Glenrock, Sunrise
dropped a game by a score OF IS to
1s but as Glenrock has one of the
fastest teams in the state, the Miners
did not lose any prestige by the do
feat. The game tonight should fur.
nish a real test for Casper and in a
measure show whether or not the
team will be a factor in the state
championships to be held at the Uni.
versity of Wyoming in March.
Coach Neff will use the same lineup
which started against Rlvertou and
the men have been working strenu'
ously the last few days to overcome
the weaknesses which cropped out in
the opening game. Poor shooting
seems to DO the greatest handicap
under which the local quintet is
working.
Tho game will be called promptly
at s o'clock and Jack Hellman viii
referee.
, 1923-01-13
RED BATTERY
MEN TO leave
A week EARLY

CINCINNATI, Jan. 13.-Tho bat
terry men Of the Cincinnati National
league baseball club will spend a
week at Dawson Springs, Ky. getting
into condition prior to the departure
of the rest OF the players for Orlando,
Fla, on their southern training trip.
Manager Pat Moran announced to
day.
The catchers and pitchers will leave
here March 3 for tho resort and re-
turn TO Lexington in time to make
connections with the Reds special
passes through the kentucky city on
the tenth, en- route to the southern
camp.
, 1923-01-13

hat he has all the equipment Of a
first class ti.le contender. He dis.
played amazing foot work and boxing
ability besides demonstrating hat he
has a real punch and the ability to
take punishment.
Johnson maintained a furious pace
from start to finish and while he
often swung wildly in his easerneSs
to keep Brennan constantly on the
defensive. the Chicagoan was forced
to hang on in several rounds to save
himself from taking a count.
Johnson's next opponent It is un.
derstood will be Luis Firpo, South
American heavyweight who ia ex-
pectcd to return to this country in the
near future.
, 1923-01-13
WATCH CARPENTER AND
JOE BECKETT AGAIN.

PARIS. Jan. IA match between
Georges Carpenter, former French
heavyweight champion, and Joe Beck
EFT, the British champion. was an
nounced today as tentatively settled
to take pace in the Olympia, London.
on May Il.
, 1923-01-13

After long negotiation, the shoe
manufacturers and workers OF Gin
c.nnati have arrived Mt Il compromise
agreement. thus bringing to an end
an Industrial conflict that had lasted
seven monthR.
, 1923-01-13

CHICAGO, Ian. IA. L. Langtry,
secretary of the American Bowling
congress said today that at least L..
so five men teams and some 10000
individuals probably would compete
in the annual tournament, which is
to be held In Milwaukee,. starting
March 10. and ending April 8, The
prize list viii probably go above the
SIS 900 mark, he said.
, 1923-01-13
sikh DISQUALIFICATION
HELD TO |NVALIDATE ALL
OTHER TITLES He HELD

PARIS. Ian. 13.-The Disqualified.
ton Of Battling Sikh and the with.
drawal of his title of m~iddleweiEht
champion of France was held today
by tho international boxing union to
invalidate also the other titles the
senegalese boxer won from Georges
Carpenter. These were middle.
weight and heavyweight champion of
Europe, and light heavyweight cham.
p'on OF the world.
, 1923-01-13

NEW YORK. Jan. ls.-Johnny
Murphy, Of Portland, Ore, former
Notre Dame athletic star, VIII travel
more than 5000 miles this winter to
attend indoor meets, in an effort TO
regain possession of the worlds IN.
door running high Jump record
, 1923-01-13

Ib EFIIItIF Idu IUt 3 EWe
speed and the password and in the
last ha'f swamped the Boy Scout rep
resentatiyes. Captain Lano, Wilson
and Houston alternated in firing in
baskets for the winners while Rob.
ertson and Ward counted most for
the losers.
The American Express quintet de.
feated the Elks aggregation in a fast.
rough game that kept the spectators
on eye every minute. Both teams
were on on shooting and slightly bet
ter condition won for the Express
aggregation. McLain and F.. Belcher
led in scoring for the winners with
Clowry starring for the Elks.
The lineups and scores;
STANDARD Oil Plant No. 1-62.