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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-21
INTEREST KEENIN
SUNDAY CONTEST
Former College Gridders to
Oppose Y. P, C, Team.

As the football season draws TO a
close greater interest seems to sur
round the independent contest TO be
played at Washington Park Sunday
afternoon between the c. & 0. team
Of Peru and Al Feeney's Y. P. C.
eleven. This VIII he the semt-w1n3-
up Of & most successful year for the
Feeneymen, and If victorious against
Peru, viii pat them in line to play
K0k0mo here. Nov. 30.
The lineup announced by Man
ager Shcpler includes Big John
Rejmon. former Indiana University
Luoman. All the more interest al
tachaz to this announcement, mas
much rs he will play opposite Ze0
Carmen. former Purdue star. aud
captain or the Feeneynen.
Other college men who Will an
pear in the Peru lineup are Slus-
scr. end. University Of New Mexico.
Shafor. quarter back, Franklin Col
lego. and Curtia, half back. Univel-
sity of Chicago.
Peru followers and the team viii
arrive Sunday noon and will 60 to
their headquarters at the SEVERN.
The contest VIII begin at O'Clock.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-21
With Local B0WIerS



Washington Icague-Milcr Ferndale A.
G., 243. Hirh team score, single game:
H. Schmidt 99l
Capitol No Ieague-Bloom Gregory
and Appel 225. High team score. FAR
banks Morse. 932.
Essential League-soltau. Minnesota.
253. High team score % menl: Mime
Printing Crafts League-Blinn. Indian
apols Engraving. pa High team score:
Cornelius. 9S2.
Century No League-RoeI Cobb and
Co. pa High team score: Cobb and Co.
9T8.
Elks Leasue-sagalowsky Shin Bones.
224. High team score: Teeth, 92S
l. U All-Star League-Wat Pirates,
224. High team score. Indians 500
Riverside Lcague-Hcck Kincfish 239.
High team score: Drinks. 1877.
Legion League Monks. Hayward Bar
Gus. q High team score: Hayward
+ ana W. shop League-Kcssclnan.
The senator 202. high team score: The
Senator 10.
lockwood Lcaguc-Brown Trouble
Hunters POI Hich team score Il mem :
Eueinc Wizards 6Jg
KluEau League-Wi Export. ! 90
High team score q menl Paymastcr 514
T. a. c. Lcague-Jamcsou Luc.1y
Strikes el4 High team score: Lucky
Strikes ST.
Weber Leaguc-wiesman. Special Baby
MIR. 203 High team score: Cottage
CHEESE. 500
Prospect Gas Teague-McKennon Coal
2l3. High team score: Coal. $50.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-21
H. A. c. TO HONOR
CITY'S ATHLETES
At SPECIAL FEED
Leaders in Many Sport
Branches to Be Enter
tanned Nov, 20,

Something new for local athletes
has been arranged by the Hoosier
Athletic Club, Pratt and Meridian
SITS, the evening Of Nov. % at $50.
1t will be n city-wide recognition
dinner in honor Of Indianapolis ath-
letes. who have made name for
themselves in various sport
branches.
The dinner, originally arranged to
honor George Mulholland. Olympic
boxer, and Euphrasia Donnelley,
Olympic swimmer, has been broad
ened to include all local famous per
formers.
In All Branches
Johnny Uennessey Indana's ten
mis- champions Johnny Simpson, city
golf champion. Eddie thinner Of In
dianapolis, State golf champion; l..
L. Corum, Indianapolis boy who
helped win the 500-mile race at the
Speedway this year; Butler College
basketball team. that Won the 4. a.
Il. national championship at Kan
sas City; Mrs. b @. Stevenson. city
golf champion; Cathedral Htgh
School football team Butler College
football team. Prcst-o-TAte baseball
team, Technical High School base
bah team and champions I'm other
lines OF athletic competition. VIII Dr.
present "a guests of the IT, a. G.
Wilcox as Chairman
r 2 Wilcox. Hatfield Electric
~
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-21
Independent Basketball

1UORESYIITF. Ind. Nov 2f.-The
M..resvUlc EiSs desire n game to be
piayet away from home Thanksgiving
nlsht. state teams take notice. 4 return
game Is guaranteed. Address Alfred Me
Carly. Moorcsviile, Ind. Phone 40.
Coach Earl Bourne has picked the fol-
lowing players for the MapletOn basket
ball squad; Wacchter. Smith Carter. Hat
ton. Garrison, Crooks and Grady. For
games call Jim ut Randolph @7G5.
The Indianapolis Ramblers desire a
game for tonight or Saturday night with a
| fast team having access to a gym. The
Ramblers play in the l9-20-year- old class
For games call Circle 1924. or Webster
03J3W. after . 80 D. m.
The Indianapolis Orioles wish to state
the game with Wcstfield Saturday Is can
celcG on account of mixed dates. TIM
Orioles opened their season with a win
over the Smithys a local team, by a score
OF % to 10 The Orioles desire games
with teams PLAYING In the I6-1S-year- old
class having access to gyms For games
write A. Goldsmith. 1922 Union St. or
call Stewart 2693. Cicrmont. New Au,
gusta. Brightwood Shelbyviile. Anderson
munal Celts Y. p C g. Boys Club and In
dianapOlis Juniors take notice. Ball Ful-
Ter is requested to call the above number.
The Pirates basketball team, runners-up
for the Marion County amateur champion.
ship last year. desire games with teams
playing in the 17-1S-year- old class and
having access to gyms. For games cali
Belmont 24S5 and ask for Bill.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-21
YALE VS.. HARVARD
GAME TOPS GRID
MENU FOR EAST
Section Short on Classics
Saturday-CruciaI Fray
on Coast,
BY HENRY L. FARRELL,

BU NiteU EffSS SENy tOFTeSpOrQf Hf
NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-Feature
games and sectional clashes abound
on the college grid schedule satur-
day. which viii bring the 1924 sea
son within one short step Of the
end.
More than 100000 spectators win
pay nearly q hair million dollars to
see California and Stanford fight for
tho Pacific Coast championship; Yale
and Harvard in fight for big
Three" honors and Ohio state and
Illinois battle for the love Of it.
In Missouri Valley
Iowa State and Drake also viii
pack them in at Ames for a game
that may give Drake the champions
ship Of The Missouri Valley Confer
ence Notrc Dame ana Northwest
ern viii draw a great crowd TO sec
the Catholics against their second
Western Conference eleven on the
schedule.
There are so many big games
scheduled I'm the East for Thanks
giving THAT Saturday win be mora
or less Of a slow d8v with the Yale
Harvard battle t New Haven top
ping The card in general interest.
Two to One, Vale
Everything points 10 an over
whe.ming Yale victory Critics bn-
Ievo she score VIII depend upon the
choice ~ the Blue ca1cbes In go
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-21
FERNDALES AFTER DATE
Strong Opponent Is Sought for sun
day. =. C.s Challenged.

The Ferr5ales are dickerins for a
game Sunday with some strong
state team. rs the Kokomo Ameri-
can Legion team cancelled their con-
test with the Fern6ales. The locals
have played one OF the hardest
schedules Of any team in the State.
The entire squad Of 1f0rrison's Viii
report for heavy workout at the
west side fela tonight.
The FerudaIas have challenged
the y. p. C.S for a Iate-eeasou game
for the city championship. but
Coach Fearev of the Y. p. C.s has
turned down The defy. He sa-e he
IS not Interested i'm the city title and
that IN his opinion a meeting be-
tween Ferndaies and y. p C.s would
cause 100 much commodon among
followers ~ tho teams.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-21
CURTIS DEFEATS RUBENS
Safety Play Slows Cue Natch-Vog
IeF rs. COGeId Tonight.

William Curtis defeated Harry
Rubens Thursday night In q close
game. 80 TO IS, IN the State three
cushion tourney IN progress at
Coolers parI0rs- Both resorted o
much safety play. which dragged out
the affair to ninety innings.
Louis Voc,er and DR.. Cofeld VIII
meet tonight.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-21
LOCAL BOYS IN
SIX ROUND BOUT
Kepner and Walton to Mix on
Monday Card,

Matchmaker Kimble Of the Capital
City Athletic Club, today announced
he had signed Marion Kepner and
Jack Walton. local, $50 FOUNDERS. to
meet In one of the six-round pre-
Inns OF the boxing show at Tomlln-
son Hail. Monday night
with the signing Of these two
men four Of the five bouts on the
card have been arranged. Eddie
Nelch. South Bend m.ddlcweight,
and Patsy Rocco. Chicago. VIII
battle in the ten-round windup.
Johnny Murphy. Chicago 145
FOUNDER. viii engage Billy Brown Of
Memphis, in an eiSht-round semi
windup. and Allen Watson and
Royal Cox viii mix in the other six
rounGer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-21
NIichigan Gridder Dies

BIZ Times Special
ANN AIjBOR, Mich, Nov. 21.-
Edgar Madsen Of oak Park, Ill, a
sophomore at University Of Michigan
who played end during part of the
season on the football squad died
at hospital here Thursday night OF
pneumonia. lie was also wrestler
and was expected to star in that
sport this winter. Madsen was taken
sick three days ago.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-21

The Indiana and Purdue struggle
doubtless VIII draw the biggest
crowd that ever witnessed an ath-
Ietlc event at Lafayette. Home
coming and stadium opening com
bined with the lure Of q Crimson
BoiIemak er fracas combine TO form
Poileruaker fraCas unite 70 fcrIn
Purdue's annals. The apparent even
chances Of the elevers adds 10 the
spice.
At Greencastle another en-
thUsiastic thrang viii be on hand.
When the Tiger and the Little Giant
clash there is always plenty Of fire.
works. Wabash is given an edge on
Saturday. but that makes TO
difference. No one doubts a minute.
bur that there VIII be enough ex-
element.
Terre Haute Title
Terre FIaure is wrought up over
its annual city title strife between
Rose Poly ana State Normal The
Engineers surprising victory over
Hanover raised new interest IN the
tilt
We are not forgetting Butler right
here at Irwin field. but We're simply
mentioning the state rivalry con
tests first. The game IN Indian
apo.is has some characteristics of q
revenge" tiit as the locals defeated
Haskell last season and the Red
skins are back to turn the tables.
Tie Haskell fray has plenty IF in
tereStiug angles. II VIII be The last
game for "a number of the PaEemen.
including Captain Woods and Hal
GrigCs, sterling hack field men.
They, no doubt. viii give alI they
have against the Indians. which VIII
De a plenty.
HaskeVs Achievement
FaskeiIs most notable achieve
meat this season WIS q defeat Of
Brown two weeks ago in the East
The visitors din not play last Satur-
day On an effort 10 ne all cooked
and Drime1' for the Butler battle
Outside 0f the Safe eyes OF all
Hooslerdorr ard the Nation, for that
matter. VIII he focused on the Eotre
Dame contest with Northwest err az
Grant Park stadium. Chicago
Knute's eleven win show IT'S stuff
before an immense throng IN the
Windy CITY. There a team which
seldom 5ls70u0irrs and the crowd
probably viii be treated 10 the usual
display Of speed, deception and
smashing tactics.
Other games of interest TO certain
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-21
Saturday Grid Games


TuGI4na TeaIna
fTTora Ci--bs f..f..1 pfr.n
Bptler va uasitsu
rortbvrcste-,, "a NcA~a llama
prr5,+a Va i7dt.rp
ne pa7v. 90 yvahasA
Roae POLY - state Normal
Ts~[hsro va EF,tnC4. agcr7~,aI
oaijand ~ - T-{vr..,r.,s
To1ba~A - x-e,-e-oiso
ORR CaToem
Ai,,fo- "a RalaTavoo
Beloit W Teu~eI,~e
Bostou Co1Iere va Vermont
BRADLEY Va St Vietor
brown VS. \ Famu.htro
RuctneN Va Rutgcrs
California W. stanford
Caruer.o va Ouaufien
C4.a IL Jy.aT Rr.orve
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-21
RinnIe Nette1,s Active

The Broad Ripple High School
basketball squad will have plenty of
opposition tonight and Saturday with
three games on the card The play
ers will be divided into two teams
tonight for games at Advance and
Beech Grove. Lizton will be played
at Ripple Saturday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-21
Hartford City Boxing

HARTFoRD CITY. Ind, Nov. 81
The American Legion organization
here plans boxing show Dec. 3
Tho matr bout of ten rounds will be
between Mickey O'Dowd, Muncie
and Mickey Hurst, Chicago. light
weights. a strong supporting care
Is being arranged.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-21
ARMY WARRIORS
BOLSTER DEFENSE


BE- Cu,ted Press
WEST POINT. n. Y. Nov. 21.-
The Nays aerial attack as played
by Army scrubs didn't get far with
the varsity in a long scrimmag e
Thursday and coaches now believe
they have little TO fear I'm the way
Of a surprise from the a1ddies when
the two teams meet Nov. % at Bal
tiruOre
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-21
PigSkin Primer

What IS done y on the kickoff the ball
goes oGt of DeHuds before u IS t1.Ie4ft
by cry PLACER or before it crosses the goal
lane:
Tic BAN Is brought back ard Kicked
C1 again. d. on tAe Second att,ri0t
lt also goes OFT OF bounds % ia gwen
- the opposing side who small put 10
"a I,ey bE esrlnmage at their forty
ya-o uae az point e4uidistant from
re side lines
u a ball on q punt goes out Of bounds.
then takes a reverse english and comes
back onto the playing field, IS it regarded
~ play.
The ball IS not IN play The mo-
ment the bail goes out of bounds
without being touched Il Immediately
becones dead, goes 10 tho sido that
did not kick g. 40 the point 10 wont
out Of bounds. The fact that the bail
bounded back after once going out Of
bounds is given no consideration.
How IS tho bail put into play after II
goes out o. bounds on punt9
I. Is brought in fifteen yards At s
point AZ right angles with tho side
lines and the spot - went out OF
bounds The distance may be less
than fifteen yards but not less than
five
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-21

Make Epstein. local bantam, Is
now under the management Of
Danny Cohen and IS training daily
Make IS ready for activity and seeks
bouts with the leading banties Of city
and State.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-21
Tech Freshmen Game

The Technical High School fresh
men basketball team will play its
first contest of a sixteen-game
schedule tonight at Brownsburg with
the yearlings Of that school,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-21
CONFERENCE TEAMS SET
FOR WTND-UP STRUGGLES
Maroons Hope TO Be UndiSputed Champion After Saturday
FracaS = Michigan Has Outside Chance.
BY EDWARD c. DERR.
BIZ United Press Stq0 Correspondent

Of1IOA0O, NOV. zI-NIUH an UluISpuVeu Dig Ten cna1n
ponshp the prize the Chicago MarOOns went into secret
practice Thursday for the clash with Wisconsin here Saturday
Five of Stages regulars sing their songs in this
game and the squad has poseason games scheduled
every Of power viii be thrown into the tue The Ma
will not have hold anything for later on.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-21
Al NnRrnM ESTFRN

EVANSTO$-Coach ThIstlethwaite sent
his Purple sri1ders through a light signal
Gr.l. today ard announced the team is
ready for N0trs Dame Northwestern
aores 10 DUt up better fight against the
IRISH than Nebraska did last week.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-21
OPENS
NEW GYMNASIUM
Dedication Ceremonies To-
night; Lapel Visiting Team

ilI9lIli Ldp6I VlSlllIl8 ! GdiIlt
BIZ Times Special
ANDERSON, Ind, Nov. 21-The
new Anderson High School gym
uasium Will be opened tonight with
appropriate ceremonies. Lapel viii
supply the opposition The structure.
which cost S95,856. was made pos
s.hlo by the organization Of Ander-
son boosters who formed a private
holding company ANA arranged for
financing the building.
There are 4,778 reserved seats with
a total capacity Of 5000. The dl-
meusions OF the playing court are
City by seventy feet. There arc
three dressing rooms with fifteen
showers. a press box with accommo-
3at.ors for twenty. ana an electric
scoreh0ard
A homecoming for Anderson High
alumni has been arranged tonight
along with the other fesGvices The
usual speeches VIII be IN order. Sec
rotary a. T. Trester OK the I. II. S
A. A. win be on hand Among
others VIII be a. r. Stages. Ander-
SON net coach, and Superintendent
=. A. Denny
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-21

CA3TBRIDGE-Tn entire student body
with band ard cheer leaders watched the
last Crimson practice here Thursday ter
The Vac game TIE team left for Neg
Haven this morning AID planned 70 hold
d final signal drill Ia the Yale bowl this
afternoon
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-21

lndiana-Pudue, WabaSh-De Paw and Rose-NormaI
Games OutStandng-ButIer to Entertain Haskell
Hoosier Grid Fan take his choice Saturday of
eal games and most anyway he to turn will be good
odfashioned rivalry football contest The alumni of the
various schools viii get all het up It's big day when all
previous trays Of the forgotten in the battle of the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-21

LAFATE TTE,-C14ch TApisn took his
Purdue B1i-a-UaEe-s into var camp a;
the Lafayette Country Club today whers
taey Will stay uut. the annual battle
~lth Indiana here Saturday
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-21

NTlN|AIIlT~-N Is e.-0IECal
lineup Intact. -he Gorhers wound I'D
n-.1a-at-oa- for Vanderbilt '1 q ura;
-o--uu-4-e against tnc freshmen
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-21
In College Camps
At CHICAGO

CHICAGO-Locked gates 80 ths Mid
say Thursday uI-nt Indicated Coach stage
vas drilling his Chicago squad IN AZ uu-
Gsual stunt for she Wisconsin game by
9 h-r1 ac hopes 10 win the Conference
4nlploUs-lp.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-21

SOUTH BEND-After light lmb~rtuy
lp dri. late to-day. Coach RorSue and h's
>1tre Dame squad Of thirty three PLAYERS
Jill altrall Tor Chicago tonight.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-21

Wisconsin, unable to beat any Big
Ten team so far this year, has one
Of the weakest teams in the schools
history, but has taken heart by the
fact Northwestern held Chicago to
to win. The Badgers refuse
to believe their team isn't better
than Northwestern.
Should Chicago lose Saturdays
game, the Big Ten race for the title
would be thrown into a jam unless
al other leaders also lose.
Ininois-Ohio
Illinois. leading the procession un-
til defeated by Minnesota. clashes
with Ohio State at Urbana.
with RED" Grange almost GER
tainly to be out Of the game. the
Buckeyes are given nearly an even
chance Although beaten by Indi-
ana and Michigan, Ohio held Chi
caeo TO a tie, which was all the Him
could do.
luchigan's Wolverines have won
every game since they lost to
Illinois early n the season and they
meet Iowa at Ann Arbor. Saturday.
II they down the Hawkeyes-as
they are expected to do--they would
be Conference champions should Chi
cago lose TO Wisconsin.
Indiana and Purdue, both out Of
the title race. meet in their annual
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-21

The other Big Ten elevens-ATin-
nesota and Northwestern-take on
Conference teams Saturday,
Minnesota meeting Vanderbilt a,
Minneapolis and Northwestern at
tempting to stop Notre Dame IN a
game at Chicago.
Impossible as n may seem. North
western fans are actually eXpectIns
to blot Knute Bochnes perfect
season. A team that can stop the
Chicago Ene-hea IN the West
-and prevent the AIaroons from
scoring n touchdown, must have
something.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-21
Independent Football

The Hummel A. Cs will meet the Riley
Tigers Sunday at RhOdius Park at = p.
m The Hummels viii practice Friday
night and al players wishing to play In
the game Sunday must attend. Players
are TO bring uniforms to practice and
leave them at Jacks. The Humnels wish
TO state they have 10 picked team.
The Hercules challenge the undefeated
Belmont Tigers 10 a game to be played on
neutral field Thanksgiving day or Nov
80 for the city junior title All Here's
intending to get into the game Sunday
must be at practice tonight at the horse
shoe grounds. For games call DreXel 1884
and ask for Fred.
The Western Tigers desire game for
sunday TO be played at their field. West
ern Triangles and other teams desiring a
game should call Belmont 4OI1
The M8pleton Bruisers desire games for
Saturday and Thanksgiving mornings. The
Bruisers play in the thirty to forty
pound class. Call Washington 15S4-M and
ask for Scott
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1924-03-13
State Supervisor Report
On Ben Hill Co. Schools
More Money Needed to Extend Rural
School Work; School for Negroes
Reported Inadequate

ATLANTA-Further consolidation
OF schools in Ben Hill County is rec
commended in a report of survey
made recently under the direction of
the State Board of Education. The
report is part of school survey being
made in every county in Georgia
1t was pointed out, however, that
the efforts Of the county superintendL
ent to improve the school facilities for
white children in the county have
yielded desirable results, but the lack
of funds is impending the progress of
the school work.
The white city schools were re-
ported in good shape, but, it was sta
ted, the capacity should be increased
at an early date. The plan adopted for
furnishing free textbooks to the pupils
is working we'll it was said.
One of the greatest needs of the
county is suitable school building
for negroes, the investigators said, adj
ding that the negro school houses were
deplorable. Only one or two of the ne
gro school buildings are at all credit
able, the reporter stated.
The enrolment of the schools of
Ben Hill County was reported as a.
93o pupils between the ages of and
Is years, 3,l07 being white and 1882
colored A total of fifty illiterates over
10 years of age were found. Seven
of the illiterates were white and 43
colored.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1924-03-13
Harry M. Daugherty

Harry Micajah Daugherty US. At
torney-General, was born at Washing
ton Court House, Ohio, on January
70, 1860. He had High School edu-
cation and was graduated from the
the University of Michigan with the
degree of LIB, in 1881.
He began the practice of law in his
native town and moved to Columbus,
Ohio, in 1898. He built up one of the
largest practices in the State. Always
active in politics, but the only office
he held was member of the State Le-
gislature, 1890-1894. He directed Pres
ldent Harding's primary campaign for
President in 1920. Lost his own State.
He predicted that Harding would be
nominated by little party of bosses
in a smoke-filled hotel room when
1920 Chicago Convention reached a
deadlock. His prediction was fulfil
led. He was made Attorney General
of the United States on March 4,
1921: He aided in getting Morse out
of the penitentiary for a fee. He is
married and a Methodist.
(Note: Micajah is a Hebrew word
and means who is like Jehovah"
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1924-03-13
TWO-MINUTE
BIOGRAPHIES
Where-Froms of Those Principals
Now in Washington Spotlight
Senator Thomas James Walsh

Thomas James Walsh, from Mont
ana, was born at Two Rivers, Wis,
June IL, 1859. He was educated in
the public schools and graduated from
the University of Wisconsin. During
his early manhood he was a school
teacher. He located in Helena, Mont,
as lawyer in 1890, and Immediately
became identified with the Democrat
&c party organization. He ran for Con-
gress in 1906 and for the United States
Senate in 1910. He was elected to the
Senate in 1912 and reelected in 1918
He has a national reputation as a
thoroughly grounded lawyer and is an
authority on the United States Con-
stltution. He is noted for his initiative
and perseverance and never starts any
thing he thinks he can't finish. He is
acknowledged to be chiefly respon-
sible for the progress of the Teapot
Dome scandal inquiry. He is respect
ed by all his colleagues in Congress
and admired by many. Mr.. Walsh is
a widower and a catholic. He wears
stubby mustache, stiff bosomed
white shirt and suspenders.