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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-03-20

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have succeeded they'll tell you SO themselves.
For local advertising The Gazette is the best
possible medium-gong into hundreds of
homes of all classes-homes that constitute
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-29
VELIKY POzAR
" DETROIT.

Detroit, Mich, %. listopa-
du. Ohen vzniknuvsi cd
pretopenych kamen zavinil je-
den z nejhorsich pozard, il
miz obchodni Cast Detroitu by
la postizena We mnoha letech
a natropil "a $200,000 sko..
dy~-Ohen povstal~.v cekarnS
Detroit & Windsor Ferry Co.,
pri Gpati Woodward ave., nej-
zivejsi ulice mesta. Tri muzi
byli poraneni a bylo nutno do
praviti je do nemocnice. V o
kolnich ulicich shromazdno Sc
tolik divakn, re sto reservfIIch
rolicistd muscle byt povolano
ma udrzovani poradku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-29
SMRT PODLOUDNfKo.

San Francisco, q. listopa-
du. Federalni zrizenci vysetru
il zpravu, re diva muzi byli
zabiti b6hem rvacky ma jistem
podloudnickem parniku, ko-
tvicim blize Zlate Brany. W.
prav6l to Villar Sloane, zatce-
ny v souvislosti propasova-
MIN 400 beden whisky do me-
sta. Rvacka udala Sc pry ma
paniku Prince Albert, jenz
vozil lihoviny z Vancouveru.
Parnik tento jest pry vyzbro-
jen dv6ma jednolibernimi ry-
chlopalnymi dely a kazdy Glen
muzstva ma pobocni zbrah. Je
to opatreni proti moznentu
prepadu Sc strany jinych pod.
loudnikG.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-29
zAJI$TENi BALkkNSkEHo MiRU.
JUGOSLAVIE DOSPELA K DOROZUMENf
S ITALIf A BULHARSKEM

la Sc totiz penezite nahrady
"a nedavny Itok ma jugoslav-
skeho attache Krastice, cimz
ma byt dalsi vyjednavani u
snadneno.
Casopis "Vreme" sdeluje,
ze We rjecke otazce docileno
bylo prozatimni dohody l.
talii, take dobre vztahy me-
ri ob6ma zememi byly zacho-
vany. Italie Sc uvolila vykli-
dit dzemi, jez Jugoslavii bylo
pfiznano rapallskou smlou-
YOU. Baros a Benchino pre-
jdou do jugoslavskych rukou.
Italie prozat{mne podrzi Rje-
ku, avsak to neznamena jeff
anekci. Druha cast dohody
tyka Sc upravenf zapadnich
jugoslavskych hranic. Hrani-
ce posin1ty budou smerem k
Triglavu a Jugoslavie vedle
toho obdrzi vesnice vedle Rje-
Ky. iez zahrnuji Ontridu, Pek-
lin a Grahovo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-29

Belehrad, %. listopadu. =
Zahranicny dfad sdeluje, ze
smlouva mezi Jugoslavii a Ru-
munskem ohledn6 upraveni
hranic byla vcera podepsana.
We smyslu mirovych smluv vel
vyslanecka rada v Parizi jest
kompetentni pfi resent pohra-
nicnich otazek, avsak Jugo-
slavic a Rumunsko sc rozhod-
ly, re zalezitost tn vyridi pfi-
mo samy mezi sebou. Jugosla-
vie obdrzela srbske vesnice
Klari, Mokrin, Modash, a Par
dan a ostrovy Gradicu a Pla-
cevicu, kdezto Rumunsko OBJ
drzelo primyslove mesto zom
Dol, jez obydleno jest Nemci,
vesnici Fam a ostrov Noldava
Adakale. Doba pro evaknaci
odstoupleho dzemi urcena jest
cd dvou do ctyr mesicI.
Jugoslavie take ucinila ji-
stou dohodu ku rozreseni spo-
ri svych s Bulharskem. Vida
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-29
VELKA NEZAMESTNANOST
v ANCLlI.

Londyn, 81. listopadu. Po-
Get nezamestnanych v Anglii
jest pritomn6 odhadovan ma
100000 ocekava Sc, ze
stoupne 0 dalsich 100000 be-
hem zimy. Lid zdejsi pozvol-
ma Sc vyhladovuje nasledkem
nedostatku vyd6lkd a nekte-
ra mesta jsou vylidiiovana ste
hovanim Sc do Spoj. Sati. Tr-
pi celia zem6, nebot' vlada W.
dava roene $2OO,OOO,0O0 v
davkach pro. hezam9stnane,
coz eini nezbytnym vysok6 da
ne. Ia diva a pil roku bylo W.
placeno $64o, ,00o, 600 W dav-
kach " nezamestnanosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-29
IS VENKOVSKYCH I.lSTO.
NOSU ZABITO.

Washington, %. listopadu.-
Zamestnani venkovskych listo-
nosI MEDIA Sc byti obZvlaste
nebezpeSnym, nicmene vsak
We zrravach postovniho odbo-
ru jest zaznamenano, re 55
bylo jich zabito pfi konanl po-
vinnosti behem uplynulych 2
a pul rokn. VetSina osudnych
nestesti stala ae ma cestach. Z
toho ddvodu postovni odbor
zada, aby schranky byly umls-
tGny ma prave strane cesty sm6
rem, kterym listonos jede.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-29
POLSKY KONSULAT
STREzEN.

Chicago, %. listopadu. =
Policie strezi dnes zdejsi pol
sky konsulat jako vysledek te-
legramu obdrzeneho general
MIN konsulem Waydenthalem
cd rolsk6ho vyslanectvi z Wa
shingtonu, sjimz oznameno, ze
zdejsf konsul&t mel byti bonn
bovan. Westinghouse pol
ske vyslanectvi obdrzelo pry
vystrahu po bombovani konsu-
lati italskeho a spanelskeho
We Filadelfii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-29

j zabraniti il, nyni jest cas-;
IN Sest mesicl mdze byti po-
zde."
Willard odporucovas pro-
gram 1levy pro Nemce, usilo-
WY pozadavek o svetovou EXC
noniickou konferenci Francii
neho bez nj a bezodkladaou
rcvisi Versaill.ke smlouvy. To-
to poklada "a nejdIlezitejsi.
Shipstcad primlouval Sc o
lepsi odm6nu pro ty, kdoz bu-
duji skutetne bohatstvi marc
da a Wheeler zminoval sc o
z;tludne propaganda, jez "a
nlavuje Spojene Staty.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-29

Londyn, %. listopadu. -
Zabavenf britickeho skGneru
Tomoca blfze pobrezi statu
New Jersey budf znacnou po-
zornost londynskeho tisku.
Morning Post mysli. ze by
la to nest'astna prihoda a re
odklad We spojeni S britsko-a-
merickou smlouvou mel "a ma
sledek "nezakonite zabaveni
britickych lodi, ktere Sc "a
mestnavaly tfeba nikoli cest-
nym, ale piece jenom zakoni-
tym obchodem."
Pripomfnaje, ze pi pobrezi
statu Texas zabaven byl jiny
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-29
SYNV P0lITIcE PR0TI 0TCl
MLADY BALDWIN KRITISUJE VLADU NY
NEJSfHO BRITICKEHO PREMIERA.

tu, jenz by fekl clendm, aby
n6co sku+ecns delali. Tato po-
slednf poznamka byla obzvla-
Ste ostrou t'afkou otci recniko
WI, jezto premier jest zodpo-
veden "a to, aby clenove kabi-
netu plnili sve povinnosti.
Ma konci sve feci mlady
Baldwin pravil: ''Nyni Via
da mluvf o celnf ochrane. Je-
dina ochrana, kterou "a chc;,
Jest ochrana proti vlade jako
lest tatO."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-29
PkEDPoviDk Novou VALKU
REDAKTOR WILLARD ZAROVEN ODPORU-
CUJE REVISIT VERSAILLSKE SML0UVY.

New York, %. listopadu. -
VaroNani proti valce tenn,
kdoz ''dela.ii valku", bvlo XII
tovou notou reel proslovenych
pii hostina ma potest Oswalda
Garr;sona Villarda, redakto-
ra Nation. Senatoii Henrik
Shipstead a Wheeler venovali
svoji pozornost vliv1m, ktere
pnscbi pritomny neklid.
Willard, ienz prave vratil Sc
z Evropy, mluvil moznosti
brzkeho obnoveni nepratelstvi
tamtez.
"Pristi valka v Evrope blizi
sc kvapem,' pravil. "Zdali
jsou mezi vami ii, kdoz 81 pre-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-29

Londyn, %. listopadu. -
Prcmieriv nejstarsl syn, Oliver
Baldwin, jenz Sc kloni k soci-
alistickym nazordm, mluvil
vcera vecer v Buckingham We
prospech delnickeho kandida-
ia.
Jeho synovsky vztah nebra-
nil mu prohlasiti, re vlada je-
he otce byla v trade rok a pull
a nedelala niceho jineho je-
nom 'hrala mlynek ma prsty"
jezto nebylo nikoho v kabine-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-29
PRESIDENT 81 KOUPf SVE.
HO KROCANA.

Washington. 27. listopadu.
Vsechny nabidkv ma darovani
krocana pro "posvicenskou"
tabuli V Bilem Dome byly d.
XIV 'odmitnuty. President pi.
Coolidge-ova dali ma vadomi,
zc 81 koupi sveho vlastai' o
krocana "a sve vlastni pen re.
V minulych letech dochazelo
do Rileho Domu tolik darova-
nvch krocanu, re rcvet.eli tam
co mimi a p. Coolidge jest
rnzhodnut uciniti konec tomu-
to nesmysln6mu zvyku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-29
DELO PRASKLO.

Rim, %. listcpadu. Tri ital-
sti vojaci amfraji nasledkenl
prasknuti rakouskeho della, u
koTisteneho We valce, jes bylo
zkouscno " namorni zahladne
v Pole. Admiral Piazza jenom
o vlas unikl smrti, kdyz ieho
auto bylo rozbito odletevsimi
kusy medi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-29
DALSf OLEJARSTf SEJDfkI
zALOVANI.

Fort Worth, Tex, q. listo-
padu. Ctyricet diva olejarstf
spekulanti a prodavaci akcii,
mezi mimi jedna zena, byli OBJ
zalovani velkou porotou pro
pouzivani posty k podvodnym
ucelGm. Prodavali akcie V tax
zvane Bucher Smackover
Trust v Arkansasu a vymama
Ii z lehkov6lnych lidi velike
sunny pen9z. Jsou v6tsinou z
Chicago.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-29
BRITANlE MA NAMITkY.
SKUNERU TOMOCA BYL PRY
PORUSEN MEZINARODNf ZAKON

briticky skinner. Island Home,
zmineny list pokratuje:
"Jednani americkych cell
Mich parnicki bylo nanejvyse
vyzyvave a neospravedlnitel-
ne a ma mnoho co spolecneho
8 fanatismem zurivostf, jez
provazely pr,hibicni hnutl We
ientch Statech."
Morning Post nemize v9ri-
ii, ze sekretar Hughes dal svnj
souhlas k tomuto kfiklavemu
porusenf mezinarodniho zako-
na." Podobnym zpdsobem pi-
Sou tez ostatnf listy londyn-
ske.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-29
BANKOVNf SLUHOVE
OLOUPENI.

Seattle, Wash, %. listopa-
du. - Sedm ozbrojenych ban
diti prepadlo diva sluhy Bank
of California v uzavrenem au-
tomobilu vcera vecer v obchod
ri c&sti mesta a unikli s vel
kym mnozstvim registrova-
nych zasilek, v nichz bylo "a
$4,000 dluhopisG, jez dali Sc
snadno zpeneziti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-29
VYSOKA CENA BAVLNY.

New York, %. listopadu. =
Cena bavlny stoupla zde dnes
ma 36 cent? "a libru, coz jest
novy rekord pro tento rok do
cileny cd l. srpna, kdy Sc bavl-
ma prodavala po FL centech
libra. Znamena to prosperitu
FRO jizni staty, kde bavlna sc
r9stuje.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-29
Z MINNEAPOLIS DO
LONDYNA.

Minneapolis, %. listopadu,
Minneapolska radiova rozsiro-
vaci stanice byla slysana v
Anglii, die depesf obdrzenych
zde pomoci bezdratoveho te-
legrafu cd jednoho technicke-
no casopisu. Tyz ucastnil sc
ma pokusech o radiov6 doroz-
umivanf mezi Evropou a A.
meikou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-29
ELEKTRlFIKACE We
SVEDSKU.

Stockholm, 20. listopadu.-
svedsko koupilo svoji posled-
nj parni lokomotivu. Oceka-
va totiz, ze elektrisace vsech
jeho zeleznic bude provedena
behem deseti roki. Sfla bu-
de vvvozovana skoro i'p'ne z
cetnych vodopadd v one ze-
mi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-29
Den DikiDsddnf

Prvy den diklvzdani Thanksgiving Day. saven
by plymoutlskymi kolonisty 1921. Koloniste
isouce vlasti pronisedovin divod6 nabozenskych
uchyll Sc do Ameriky, kde zaozili svGi novy domov
LODI "Mayflower' dne 81 plosince 30 dlouhe ces6,
sachusetts. Zatm zeny aslky zHstaly palube To-
di, poca stav6ti obytne budovy. Skorem poovna
osadnikd zahynula b6hem kute zimy. z iara zbyvajc
vsak poovna tim v6tSm Zapalem pocaa Zpracovavat
piidu. Zahy spfatei domorodymi Indiany, ktef
je naucili pestiti kukuIici
Nez pfibizo prve vyroci pobytu iich move
vlasti by dokonale ubytovan t6Sili bohate skz
ne. Edward Wisow, pozd6j prvni guverner teto kolo
ME, psal svemu pfite do Angle: Po dokoncen skliz
me- vysal guyerner ldi hon ptactva ably pax spo
ecneho soln osaven byl dobry vysledek celorocni
Cyf tito muzi dones tolik dvokych krocanii re
cel yden byli jsne Mich zvi hOstice po dny devade
satiGennou navStGvu Indan, spolu ich velkym nace
nikem Massasoit'
roce 1851 den dkiivzdan byl slaven Bostone,
osavu pfistani lodi nakladem velmi potfebnych
nastroiI Rok to glvclrer statu Massachusetts, Wy
hrad jeden den dikivzddnl pozval koonsty ply
outhske ku spolecne osav6 Po t6 cas- cd Gasu kazda
koone m6la svni den dk6vzdani al do dolby revolucn
valky, kdy svatek by prokamovan kongresem. Roku
1889 president George Washington vyda pfi teto pfi
lezitosti prvou prokamaci osava vSak omezla vet
siny staty severn1.
Ma ihu smysl svatku ne,yl tax znam, az roku
1855, kdy guverner Virgine, SVEN poselstv statn
sn6mu, zadal ustanovenl Zlegaisovanl tohoto
svatku Konecn6 roku 1864 president Lincoln vydal
prokamaci ustavuici dnem diklvzdai ctvrty ctvrtek
v1nGsici listopadu, ktery sc cd te doby oslavuie.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-08-02
ENGLISH YACHTS
 LEAD TANK BOATS

RYDE, Isle of Wight, August l. (By Associated Press.) s.)-English yachts today took the lead over American six-meter boats in the first round of the races to be sailed for the British Am erican cup. The Eng lishmen made 23 points to 19 made by the Americans. Five races are yet to be sailed.
 Large crowds from the shore and aboard vessels of all descriptions watched the little craft as they tra- versed the fifteen-mile course.
 Coila III of the British quartet. owned by F J. Stephens. crossed the finish line. with Reg, also British and owned by Norman C. Neill. sec ond. and the American entrant Lea. owned by J. r. Berm ingham, third.
 Suzette, British; Clytie, American; Capeile, British; Hawk, American. and Ingomar American. finished in the order named. The race was sailed in a strong to fresh western breeze, with all boats under reefed sails.
 When the starting gun was fired the Lea was the first over the line and showed her heels to the other contestants to the first mark. On the second leg. in a run before the wind. Coila III worked into first place. She was only six seconds
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-08-02
TOLEDO DEFEATS. BLACK BARONS IN
 LAST GAME, 4 TO }.
St. Louis Stars Open Series With Locals At Rick
 wood Today

The Black Barons lost a heart breaking game and their first series of the season to the Toledo Bears Tuesday afternoon at Redwood park when poor fielding behind Green, dumb base running and bonehead play gave the visitors the game, 4 to 3.
 The St. Louis Stars open a five game series at Redwood this after noon. The Stars have fast aggre gation and have been winning most of their games this season. They will come here after a victorious series, and the games should be some of the best of the year. In order to handle the crowds anticipated by be erected inside the bleachers and extra reservations for white fans will be made. Large crowds have been seeing the games with the To- ledo team, but the largest gate re- ceipts of the year are expected to result from the St. Louis series.
 The defeat Wednesday was due largely to misplays. Six errors were made in the infield and two or three boners. The Black Barons had a good chance to tie up the game in the eighth with one man on third and one down. The squeeze play signal was given, but Branham
  slow runner, who had started early and given the play away, was caught as he came into the plate.
 Branham pitched one of the pret- tlest games Of the year for the Bears He set the locals down with four hits and was air tight in the pinches. The Bears played good ball behind him and the Black Barons wasted what few chances they had.
 Green, pitching for the Black Barons, held the Bears for the first five innings. Only fifteen men faced him in these frames. He was work ing fast, low ball that could not De hit. However, he started throw ing his balls in high and the Bears started clouting.
 Sellers led the Black Barons with the stick, but his poor base running marred his play. Wesley played an other poor game at second for the locals and was taken out by Manager Williams. He has been off for sev- eral days and does not seem able to handle his chances without error.
 The game was held up for five minutes in the third inning while silent prayer was offered for Presi- dent Harding's early recovery
 J. Duran will pitch the opener against St. Louis today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-08-02
FRENCH TEAM
4 RANGES DAVIS CUP TEAM
 WINS OUT IN ZONE MATCHES
 AND WILL PLAY IN AMERICA
French Net Stars Eliminate Spanish Team In Finals Of International Net Tourney

DEAUVILLE. August 1.-(By A. P)-The French tennis players, by completing theid defeat of Spain in the finals of the European zone of the Davis cup tournament, have earned the right to travel to the United States to meet the winner of he Australia Japan final of the American zone to determine what na- .ion Is to oppose the United States in the challenge round.
 Rene La Coste, who will be one of Frances representatives in the United States. was the mainstay of the French team, his defeat of Count De Goniar being the only reverse the Spanish nobleman suffered in the Da wis cup singles in Europe this year. Their match was the turning point in the series.
 The school boy also will be Frances best bet in America and with Henri Cochet. who played there last year, and Andre Colbert practi- cally out of it, it will be up to Joan Borotra and Jacques Brugnon to carry the rest of the French Da wis ,up ambitions. Business affairs make 1t impossible for Francois Blanchy, the French champion, to make the trip.
 It was by superior steadiness that Blanchy put the finishing touch on Frances victory over Spain in his match with Flaquert this afternoon by the score of 6-1, 6-2, 3-6 and 6-1. giving France three matches to two. The Spaniard played erratically and really defeated himself by netting the ball and hitting 1t out.
 Flaquert, apparently impressed by the responsibility of carrying the en- tire burden of the Spanish Davis cup hopes, made a poor showing in the first set, scoring only IA points to Blanchy's 27. The Spaniard's pro- further away when the Frenchman raced through the second set, 3l points to 21 for Flaquert.
 With the count two sets to none against his colleague Count De Comar, who was sitting on the side lines wearing dejected look. told his neighbors, My! I wish that Manuel Alonzo were here
 In the third set Flaquert attacked desperately at the net won 6-3 and 32 points to 27. He beat the French man time and again by placements close to the net, Blanchy giving the impression that he was taking a breathing spell and allowed the set to go to the Spaniard when he found himself down, three games to love.
 Tired by his exertions in the third set. Flaquert was easy for the French champion in the last set. After the score was one game all Blanchy ran out five games, taking the set and match with 37 points to 22 for Fla quert.
 Allen H. Muhr will captain the French team in the United States and will sail with it aboard the Paris Saturday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-08-02
NET STARS GO. TO , E " E-FINALS M WESTERN TOURNEY

CHICAGO. August 1.-Three bril- liant net stars ad"1nced to the semi finals in the mems singles in the thirty-seventh annu;1 western tennis championship tournament today by displaying a superior brand of rac- quet welding. The other semi-final- 'als will be decided tomorrow morn- ing when George Lott and A. l.. Greene of Chicago will comrlete their fifth round match, which was inter- rupted today by rain.
 Wray Brown, St. Louis, whose na- tional ranking is 20. was eliminated by Walter-W Westbrook, youthful south paw from Detroit who is Michigan state title holder. 7-5, 64, 6-3.
 John Hennessey. of Indianapolis, wh is defending his western singles title, found his going difficult against Art Hubbel, of Chicago. but his steady play and good strokes en- abled hin to win 4-6, 6-3, 6-2, 6-3.
 Walter Ha, es, Chicago. defeated Axel Craven. former Oxford uni- versity start 6-1.t 6-1, so. The Chi cago player won in excellor Tt fashion with his accurt crrss court drivinA anl at no time was his lead chal- lenged.
 The winner of the Lott-Greene match will meet Hennessey Friday and Hay will meet Westbrook Sat- urday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-08-02
Leeds And PelE City To
 Play Admission TeQna

ANNISTON. Ala. August 1.-The fast Leeds team will come to Annis' ton Thursday with a game with the Alabama Power Company team and another offering of the premier type will be the game schedule for Sat urday afternoon between the Pell City team and the Powermen of this city. Pell City and Leeds have been strengthened in the last two weeks and the visitors will attempt to lift the scalp of their long time rival Morgan or Shelton will be on the fir ing line for the home team and the opening game on Thursday and 8 big crowd of fans Is expected to De on hand to witness the contest.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-08-02
Major League Homers Less Than Last Year

CHICAGO, August 1-Major league baseball players have driven out 672 home runs this season, including games of July 31, 3S2 fewer than the total of 1,054 for the entire season last year. The season still has just little more than two months to go.
 The senior major league has gath cred 377 four-ply blows, which is the work of 93 players. while so play CTS in the junior circuit have smash ed out 295 circuit drives, giving the National league a lead of S2 to date.
 Last season the Natonal leaguers led their rivals by six at the close of the season.
 Cy Williams of the Phillies, is lead ing the National leaguers with 27 circuit drives, while Babe" Ruth is out in front among the American sluggers with 24.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-08-02
Cards Beat Dodgers

ST. LOUIS. August 1.-st Louis went into a tie with Brooklyn for fifth place by capturing a double header from the Dodgers here today After winning the first part of the twin bill. Il to 10, the Cardinals were forced to travel 14 innings before annexing the nightcap. ! to 6. Both contests. which were seesaw affairs. were featured by heavy hitting. squeeze play. with the bases filled gave the Cardinals victory in the second con-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-08-02
Criqui To Sail For France After Brief
 Period As Champion

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-Eugene Criqui who recently lost the world s featherweight title to Johnny Dun dee, after holding it two months fol- lowing history over Johnny Kilbane, sails for his home in France tomor- row on the Suffren, accompanied by his manager, Robert Eudeline. Criqui intends to return. and seek another match with Dundee as soon as he has filled several engagements In France Eudeline said that Criqui had received many orders for bouts which he expected to consider on re- turning to America.
 Johnny Kilbane and Johnny Dun dee, are two powerful boxers who we greatly admire. We are glad and proud to have met them" said a fare well statement issued by Eudeline on behalf of his protege.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-08-02
Piedmont US. Gadsden

PIEDMONT, Ala, August 1.-Spe- ciaD-The strong Piedmont team will go to Gadsden Thursday for a game with the fast team of that city and will return here for a game Friday and Saturday with them on the home grounds. Gadsden won the last se ries from Piedmont but since then the local team has been going at a fast clip. Last week they won a three game series from Huntsville by taking two of the games on home runs in the ninth inning.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-08-02
WINS FINAL MATCHES LN DAVIS CUP TOURNEY
Shufflin Phil Douglas To Pitch For BeSSemer

TUSCALOOSA, Ala, August l. Special )-Bessemer and Tuscaloosa will meet on Denny field Thursday afternoon for anothr game of oase- ball. Bessemer defated Tuscalooss by a score of { to 1 last Thursday and the local aggregation are pre- paring for thursdays contest. Pm Doushias will again pitch for Bes- seIler
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-08-02
Frazee Announces
 Transfer Of Red Sox

BOSTON. August 1.-President Harry H. Fra ee of the Boston Ameri- can league club announced tonight that formal transfer of the club franchise to J. A. Robert Quinn and his Columbus, Ohio., associates, was made today He said Quinn wou be the new pesident of the club a. previously had been indicated and expressed the opinion that he would bring success to the Red SoX.
 Only final details of tie sale re- mained uncompleted until today. As sociated with Quinn in the new ownership are l.. M Schoenoern, Dr. Robert Drury and Palmer K Win slow. No announcement was made as to the price paid.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-08-02
Cain Appointed News
 Seruice Head Of Loop

NEW YORK, August Appoint ment of Cullen Cain, a Philadelphia sporting writer. as manager of the news service department of the Ma tional league, was announced to- day by John A. Heydler. president of the league. The appointment. ef- fective August 15. will place MT. Cain in charge of dissemination of National league data and of corre- spondence relative to questions about the National game.