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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29

turn on everything from Portland
or Oakland 10 Denver and Pull.
man and the sudden change from
Denver's Anvil Chorus to Oak.
lands recipe for milk toast and
Pullnan's advice on how TO win.
ter scrub cattle, gets me scrnm.
blcd in my mind"
What would YOU suggest as
the cure?" asked the interviewer.
Wei, said the widow, coyly.
The only thing can see to do
Is for MS radio widows TO do a
little radiating ourselves. IT'S
traditional FOR a Young widow TO
be radiant, YOU know"
How about tonight?" asked
tho interviewer,
Sure" said the widow, mys,
tcriously "rll give YOU a ring
lust as soon as tho led gets out
into tho great. widc.opon spaces
where tho wavo.lengths moan
around"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29
Watch Your Radio Widows, Fans!

Ocoupla phones and listen TO
u suuawlS from Lore Onglazc
or hear n patter like rain on
u tin room two miles away
anu he told eScitedly that It's
the crowd applauding foA.
trot in the st. Francis hotel
ballroom nj Frisco"
THE nut you're ball.and.chain
for Is quite wild.cycd ncu-
rodyner, kgathor2" said the in.
tervicwcr, consciously nping the
manner OF Lord Chesterfield
wild eycdf' said the widow
"Y'oughta heard him tho first
night he got Tacoma You'd
have thought Tacoma was mil
lion milea away and that KGB
was broadcusting tho trumpet
solo by Gabriel The lad on the
dinls ;uncd in tho loud.spoakor
for me TO hear but he got "
tuned too far and all got was
the whistle Of the Oriental Lin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29
Pike ST.
Store IS
Held UP
Suspect Walks Into
Arms of Officers
Answering Call; Is
Identified

TWENTY minutes alter he IL
Il alleged 10 have held up 10,
Fashion IIo0tsry. 40 Pike IT,.
James Holmes, II, a rigger. wa
arrested by police and identified
by Harry W. Gissberg. clerk nj
the store, from whom the bandit
took S9.Oj. Ten minutes after
Ginsberg had identified him.
Holmes was also identified by
William George, manager Of the
Rex pharmacy. Third ave. and
bssler way, a. the bandit who
held up the drug store Saturday
night.
A. llio a. M Monday. q bandit
dressed in ovcralls entered the
Fashion Bootsry and. brandishing
piEtod, told Ginsberg 20 stick EN-
up" The rObbcr opened the cash
register. took out s. and said -
this all you got?' Ginsberg pro.
tested that il was, but the bandit
was not satisfied lie searched the
clerk and took 81 from him.
Large crowds Of pedestrians were
passing the store and the bandit
calmly walked out pocketing his
gun.
Patrolmen c. A. seayors and 6
G.. Kidwell responded 10 the alarm
and as they left the police garage
they found Holmes walking toward
their machine. His description ans.
wered that Of the bandit. and the
officers turned around and followed
him. Holmes showed fight
Put up your hands or wen kin
you" the officers told him
Go ahead. I'd just as soon you
would. the suspect replied
He had a nickelplated pistol. fully
loaded. when searched
Ginsberg identified him as the
bandit.
Saturday night Holmes is alleged
TO have entered the Rex pharmacy.
almost in the shadow Of the police
station. where he held up George
and robbed him OF S25. George has
also identified Holmes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29
Congress Back on
Job; Not Working

WASHINGTON. Dec. Econ
gross came back from its Christmas
holiday today, but under a gentle
mans agreement. no business win
be transacted this week IL it can
be avoided
The big fights over Muscle shoals
and postal pay rates will so over
until next Monday.
The house plans 10 70 irnme-
diatcly into the appropriation meas
ures that are awaiting action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29

tied just before 1t hit tho autS.
mobile Then he tuned some
more and we got the howls OF
the victims Lifelike. but de.
pressing
They weren't rcauy tho whis-
tie and the victims groaus.
mn'um, said the interviewer.
They're caused by radiation or
cohesion ~ something in tho
tubes
Yes, | know that now" said
the widow. but at first I
thought It was funny how all tho
train wrecks were getting broad
cast"
"Thc radio pals somewhat up.
on YOU. take ~" said tho inter.
viewer.
Some admitted the widow.
"It'd he NIL right II this bird I
married would lei one station do
lis stuff. But he doesn't. It's n
poor evening when he doesn't
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29
Mrs. Rhinelander
Gets Her Alimony

WHITE PLAINS, n. Y, Dec. 20.
Mrs. Leonard Kip Rhlnelander
was allowed 5000 monthly nllmony
and $4,000 counsel fees in supreme
court here Saturday, pending trial
OF tho annulment action her hus-
band bases on the charge she trick.
ed him into marriage without maxi
ing known her race. Mrs. Rhine
lander asked 1900 monthly alimony
and $4,000 counsel fees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29
Margaret Shea said By Neal Wayburn to DC most beau
fH shog girl of 1924.

Her nose should b. onc.third
tho length Of her face. II should
b. straight and slightly indenicd
where It meets the forehead.
Her mouth should be as wide
rs her eye and hair again as
long as her eye. The lips should
be clean cut. neither too thick
nor too thin.
"a girls throat Is tho same
circumference as the calf Of her
les.
1T IS necessary TO figure a
girls stability and character az
well as her appearance. She win
not remain pretty II she doesn't
lead a reasonably simple and
restful life. Fatigue shows first
in the eyes. which lose their
clear depth and become shad.
owed"
Personality more than any
other quality - essential for
feminine charm. according to
Wayburn. A dancer may have
beauty and skill. but be con.
demned forever TO mcdiocrity for
the lack Of the personality 10
punch her act across the foot
lights"
The outstanding young beauty
Of the 1924 theatrical season. &c
cording to wnyburn. Is Margaret
Shea. a New York girl. appear.
ing in his "Demi. Tasse Revue"
Are these rules guaranteed
sure fire." a man asks wayburn.
Wei, pretty sure" he an.
swcrs. "Of course. q woman Is
always a woman"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29
BY JIM MlAKSHALL

DEARY ME, what mad Jazz
~ world It Is. isn't ~ First
VIC had golcs widows md then
nah jong widowcrs and now we
have rri'io widows.
We're the most unfortunate Of
the lot" one Of them said TO us
only today. "a golf widow al.
why's knew. anyway. where her
husband was, He was on a golf
course somewhere But you take
a radio widow. now. Where In
her husbard7 Chances nro he's
In Schenectady or Hastings, Neb.,
or may be MP in Victoria or down
in Oakland
Home " where tho heart ia,
Brother, and The radio bugs
heart " always at KGBN or
CFAC or ltOA or somewhere
miles away.
Believe me, I've got mn
nj midnight for The last
time TO flaticn my ears under
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29
TRAFFIC COP is
DISCHARGED
Abused Motorman Who he-
fused Him Ride, Is CHARGE

BECAUSE Traffic Patrolman
- Ike Martin hated 10 wall,
two blocks and proceeded 10 bawI
out streetcar mot0rman who
refused to carry him the required
distance, Martin was dismissed
from the police department Mon.
day by Chief Seyeryns.
on Christmas eve Martin was
walking near the North Seattle car.
barns when n street car passed him
on its way TO the barn. Martin
hailed the motornan and insisted on
riding. The motorman refused and
drove on into the barn. Martin ar.
rived soon after and abused the stree,
car man very roundly. it is charged
Street Railway Inspector +. A.
Mitchell reported the case and Sey.
eryns signed the dismissal order.
Martins case was an aggravated
one in which he stopped a strcetcar
and demanded ride when the mo-
torman told him he was only going
two blocks and drove on. Martin
followed him and became very
abusive at the carbarn and threat
ened TO get his job the chief said.
In an ordinary case where
policeman is insulting. abusive and
annoying TO the public. he will be
suspended for punishment, and II
the case is aggravated. like Martins.
he will he fired" Chief Severyns
said.
Martin was a traffic officer under
sergt Frank Fuqua and was useo
as n relief man for the semaphort
officers at the street intersections
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29
Robber With Sweet
Tooth Loots Store

A thief with sweet tooth and
taste for all-day suckers robbed the
grocery Of J, l., Lambo b9eS 10th
ave. S, sunday night, taking
quantity of the suckers chocolates
cigars and tobacco.
Jowclry was also stolen from tho
homes of Mrs A. Saurncss. t622
Mclroso ave, and Mrs, ]. ID. De
Lapp, 73S N, seth st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29
Fishing Called Off
on Columbia River

Fishing is all off while this cold
weather lasts on the Columbia river
reports NJ. Wykoff. fish inspector,
who is at the New Arctic hotel.
The Columbia is frozen over at
Vancouver, and there is a lot OF
ice coming down from above. 1t
is simply impossible for the fisher
men to work until the ice goes out.
II this is real chinook we arc get
ting, and It is working along the
Columbia, It win not be many days
before the river will open up, and
fishing viii be good again"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29
Husband Stricken
Dead in His Auto

LOS ANGELES Dee. 20 Mrs.
Albert J PickRris. wife Of a well
known local business man. was
under physicians carc today follow.
ing her husbands death while they
were HutomobilIng yesterday
Mira. rickarts collapsed after she
had driven for an hour with one
hand, the other surrounding her
husbands body. a stroke OF apop.
lcHy caused his death suddenly.
Mrs. pickarts realized that he was
dead but drove several miles 10
their home before she broke down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29
Hog Prices Boom
Highest Since War

PORTLAND. ore, Dec. s9.-Hogs
on tho Portland market today adj
vanced s2.Gj to the sensational price
Of Si2G5. the highest here since the
war Steers went up from SOC to
81, while lambs we're up $3.50. 4
local shortage OF livestock accounted
Tor the change.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29
Fire Races Half
of Arizona Town

STAFFORD. Ariz. Dec. 29.-Half Of
the business section OF this town of
LOCO population was In ashes today
AZ the result OF fire which burned
thruout Sunday
-Four buildings were totally de,
stroyed and several others partially
burned Damage was estimated at
St25,OOO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29
Open Trial of Oregon
Robbery Suspects

BEND, Orc. Dec 90 Trial OF
Waller Fisher and three others who
are alleged TO have been his &c.
completes In the robbery OF the Cit.
pens state bank At Mctolius, No.
vember 10, opened In circuit court
at Madras today Selection Of
jury was expected TO occupy the
forenoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29
Engineer of C. N.
Dies at Home Here

Albert +. Malcolm. 81, Great
Northern Railway engineer and resi-
dent OF Seattle for 10 years who
died Saturday night at his home,
54l4 S7th ave. S. W.. is at tho But
tcrworth mortuary pending funeral
arrangements TO be announced later
He is survived by his widow and
two sons, T&rod and Warren NAL
colin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29
HITTER AGAINST
DtRROM, CANFRIN

And then Judge Caverly
IN b. unusual for chief jus
ticc 10 sat in n trial like this.
He should have assigned the casc
70 some other Judge
Because he didn't do 20. makes
me believe that his mind was
already made up before he heard
the facts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29
Woman Held Here
as Forger Suspect

County jailors Monday wcro hold
ing Mrs Thomaa Johnson for Van
couver, Wash. authorities She was
arrested on Geographic information
charging forgery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29
Vote $500 for
Court Expenses

County commissioners Monday
voted an emergency resolution au.
thorlzing payment OF $500 for jus.
ttee court witness and jurors fees
due FOR the 1924 session.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29
Main Street

James Boutwell,, insurance.
talking 10 friend ON Second
ave. G. y. Winger. salesman.
marketing at Pike Place market.
Dandy Lewis, automobile man.
trying 10 land a good.looking
customer on First ave. j. A.
Cute. lawyer. hustllng back 10
his office. along Second ave. q.
BergIand, manufacturer. looking
for order. on Second ave. Il. u.
PeIz. insurance. pulling up hill
on Marion ST. VI. J. CoIqucti,
banker. Bv8 piping conversation
with - customer at the bank.
Carl J. Smith. lawyer, hurrying
north on Second ave. Frank
Moran. educator. drifting south
son Second ave. George w. BeeI-
er, physician. crossing at Fifth
and Union. r. II. Watt, hotel
man. smiling back az n guest at
The Wye. Monte Brown, publish.
or. whiting for car on First
ave. yoln Neatly, engrayer,
smiling his way up Second ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29

''oAdtastinE Is n. M.
i.
|ia 'or our gpecinl Review Of
49,. y viii be on the newsstanda
d., BlEgor and Better than
w, a'N city budget win hc much
|ii.. .sn year, n IN declared.
y ~, comes 10 spending money.
M, council needs four.wheel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29

hR persori0ltfy - one
~ the features n
So r station. ~.
Eitls. One Eyed Uor .
see IL the recipient
~ many gifts. which
sre sltowered upon
him nightly by fans
y ho tune IN" on his
concerts Christmas
ESQ hs receiyed
~ any 81 Il shoes
= nm clocks md
paperweirhts from
folks vino listened IN
on his midnight ser.
eDa1e. One Lyed
HVFaess VaFIte
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29

'of Chief Deputy Frank Koopfh and
Deputies Robert Boyd and Harry
b, Kennedy, Immediately set out for
the scene to Investigate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29

Our naw minister IS just won
eTfsi. said Mr. Brown. He
rass home to you things that you
ever cav before %
hats nothing. VIC have a laun.
syman that does the same thing"
sSisd Nrs. Jones.
Ihis Is The house that Jack
,i remarked the man as he paid
y contractor another 5000 on &C.
uHnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29
BAKER SAID TO
HAVE TURNED TRAITOR

Then. Canadian police say Baker
played traitor He IL said to have
como 20 Seattle and attempted TO
remove some OF the liquor from the
caches without telling his fellow.
conspirator. and II is for this that
sowash sought the man Coy. Hart
turned loose with pardon before
he had served q day in the peniten.
tiary for another liquor crime.
While Baker was transferring
some Of the whisky. the coast guard
cutter Arcata and guard speed.
boat overlook him, forced him 10
dump "a cases into the Sound ana
then caught him. But there was no
evidence aboard the CannonbnlrS
boat, lie was allowed to go.
Then some OF the Bergl G's car.
so was moved 10 dn island near
Anacortes From there Baker drib.
bled Il into seattle. II was Of q
peculiar brand. and this fact re
suited finally in duplicating Baker
and the others IN the double muir.
der.
Baker was arrested Saturday
evening in sailors boarding
house on the New York water front.
At first denying his Identity. he bat.
or admitted u, but asserted that ne
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29

LONDON, Doc. 2o.--Thc pound
sterling was quoted ~ H7Sh The
highest mark since Inc world wnr,
here this afternoon.
NEW YORK. Dcc, 90 Sterling
opened at tf72M here todny
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29
lBreaIL APPLEsAUcE SAYS.

When the mod
m architect has
! latle iwo-by four
gacs left over on
" ground floor.
= rails ii the
seh,n~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29
Grief Stricken Jacob Franks First Interview Since Funeral
of Son, Murdered by Loeb and Leopold Insists:
" Justice Was Not Done"
BY ROY ]. GIBBONS

CHICAGO, Dec. 29.-An
~ eye for an eyel A
tooth for a tooth!
So ran the Mosaic law of
old Of his forefathers. So
runs the law of Jacob
Franks today.
Many weary months Of
anguish have added TO his
heartache since Franks,
now but a shadow of his
former self. and bent under
his tragedy, wept beside
the bier Of his slain son,
Robert, and watched him
borne away to n premature
grave.
Past the age ot unrcnsonlnr
hate. Franks cheated out 81
dreams and aspirations IN his
son BY Loeb and Leopold. arch
fiends who cut the younEster or
from ilfr "for a thrill" bespoaka
hts mind Of what real Justice" g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29

IIowdy. folks. The only trou
We With work j. that II inter.
isrrs with crossword puzzle.
Il IS serious question which
.ouia be most commisscrated. The
~ widow. the oross word puzzle
rlow OF The radio widow
~ g9u friaoic hes this aarnH-
sss Her hasband Is oar on ne
sstl end NOT bending orer bunch
q rBst s8yiug. "Shhhhhf , thinL
Tus sot 6FhAt"
But the crossword puzzle widow
Aas the hardest lot Her husband
-akes her search the dictionary for
a slettsr synonym Tor Australian
drL Otsl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29
THEY SHOULD HAVE
HANGED" tIE SAYS

Seated % his desk. on which
IN an exact row arc three por
traits o. the unfortunate Bobble.
the father. in a bitter qunking
voice and with eyes that seemed
20 burn with an intense fire. re-
pcaiod over and over; They
should have hanged They should
have hanged
That ls Tho va, he refers to
Loeb md Leopold. nov STRIVING
NE sentences and 20 years i'm.
prisonment each a. Joliet pcni-
ientlary Tor striking down the
boy my little bhio"- Tor
whom Franks tho millionaire
matchmaker. had planned 20
much.
lie never calls them by name
II 10 always they" lic viii moi
permit their names 10 defile his
mouth.
Justice was no, done In this
case" ne says They should
have hanged.
Sweeping on in surge Of
pcnt-up passion. Franks burr,
the floodgatss Of his grief. and
with eyes fastened on the three
mute photographs Of the little
hoy upon his desk, he launched
into q bitter attack upon many
concerned IN tho trial.
barrow II an atheist" Missed
Franks 'Hc undertook this dc.
Tense Tor the money there was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29
STRu,iPKINs HAS
MADE CONFESSION

In tho King county Sail awaiting
eNiraditlon. arr Charles and liar.
old Morris brothers. Clarence Cheat.
wood and Harry cramcr: I'm VIC.
toria ~ Paul srumpkina. whose
boat, Il % claimed, was nsed IN tho
hijnckIng. Chcatwood and Harold
Morris, u Is said. were no, nj tho
actual scene or tho crime. but knew
u H. strumpklns has made. Cana
dim police Hay, full confession.
Tho story gathered from This h..
Capt. Gillis and his boy vcrc
Killed cruelty and without chance
10 fight They were aslccp on the
Bcryl O. which was loaded with
valuable cargo ~ whisky and Gin
Alongside crcpt the Strumpkina
specdboai over her rail wen,
Baker, Charles Morris and sowash.
A few minutes later the piracy was
complete, Capt ellis silcnced by n
bullet; his son beaten to death with
a club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29
"CANNO N BALL"
BAKER IN new
YORK JAIL
Arrest Cheats SowaSh OF
His Sworn Revenge
SIX ARE NOW HELD
Said 10 Be Implicated in
Death OF Rum Runners

rHEhTED OF his Intended
" prey by the law. object 81
n coastto.coast international
man hunt Harry Sowash. for.
mcrly seattle cigar store
clerk, was the sole man At lIb.
eriy Monday " the seven who
arr said 10 be implicated la the
hiJackinK Of the schooner HsryI
e., off Sidney island. British Co
lumbta, last September, aud the
murder Of her skipper. Capt.
William ellis. aud his l7year.
old son. William, Jr.
owen Baker nlcknamsd Cannon.
ball." o. under arrest ln New York
lighting cxtradliion sowaAh hnd
sworn 10 get" him. h II said. For
weeks since the killing. Officers ray.
sownsh has been on Bakers trail.
murder Ia hla heart for Tho man
he thinks double croEsed him The
law "Eot" Baker firrt
Slowly the tangled sksin sur.
rounding the grim tragedy n The
Berry, G II being uuravrlrd by Can
adam authorities And az Il unrav.
els. other dark deeds aboard Fhips
of The bootleg fleet are coming 10
iighi: other mysterious killings arc
slowly emerging. other unbolvcd
crimes are becoming rtearer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29

'NFe ras or ord codoer named
Beers.
~ learRcd fow 10 irig0ic hts
cqTs.
~ he, MS boon
~ acquire rerv mon.
y scarcs me mosquitoes. mD
Sears.o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29

mT0GRayURE SECTION
;, photograph Of one Eyed Hor-
'' rndlo annnuneer. who.e pless-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29
w DIARY
ILL.,. ...l..r "a

tFTf-NtNTf sNf
AsFds day In bstime- and to
-s,h. where DID hear good sermon.
ny WYE greatly interested to see
ser fur coats the ladies did receive
ehrSstrnas, hut did say she Liked hers
-. which Is n strange thing. Anon 10
Lewis, the roai magnsie. and ~.
,s'ricss there. and W did dine ~
IA. sid rice and other rich and nsbie
80, to ny sStrHsrdinary cora ~ ,,4s.f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29

EyeTetts water supply last week
rn very low and miIkmen in that
rrisisy were seriously handicapped
4 supplying their customers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29

usfiniti0n for mother, A person
vn says. Wen. then, suppose
~ have 10 DO u myself"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29

h you can Rad this sign you are /
- d. close
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29

b. ekildreH, sob
Tor UncIc Denny Grant.
q fh0Rght the brakes Icould hold
o. prccipiboWs slant
Evening star., 1924-07-22

White Hemstitched Border Handkerchiefs,
good quality, soft-finish grade; full size:
seconds of 10c and 12c grades. FIFTEEN
for 81.
Evening star., 1924-07-22

Perfect quality
Shades, size Sx5.9 IT;
spring rollers; white,
green. TWO for 81.
Evening star., 1924-07-22

valenciennes Laces, round and diamond
shape meshes; white, ecru, cream and ocher
colors: various widths and patterns; II yards
in each piece. TWO for 81.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-03-15
Lincoln TrOunced by
Loendi Quintet 1917
preston News Service)

Pittsburgh, Pa, March 13.-Lincoln S
famed five invaded the lair OF the Loen
di tank last Thursday night and follo"
ing a rather listless and undressing
game were defeated by 1927 score
Loendi, minus the services OF w. r.
Young, Lincoln graduate, who sat OH
the sidelines during the fray, showed
Pete Johnson at Center. Loendl gettlng
away to a slow start, quickly warmed
I'D to the task before them and Lincoln
weakened by the loss of one OF their
men, due, it is alleged to fraternity
trouble, appeared to be struggling un
der handicap.
CAPTAIN Woods and Byrd of Howard
Lincoln football fame, were the threats
for the visitors; but these men could
not hope to offset the work of such men
as Motion and Kicks, who were truly IN
their glory. Although not hardpressed
Loendi displayed their old-time snap.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-03-15
Form Big League Club
in Newark.
preston News Service)

Newark, N. j., March 13.-The race
is to have a representative baseball
team in Newark this season as a group
of colored business men have organized
the Newark American Association to
promote the Newark American Giants.
Papers have already been drawn up and
filed for incorporation with capital
cation of $4,000 and Charles E. Holmes
manager of the baseball club has al
ready signed up a number Of promising
youngsters together with few stars.
According to Mr.. Holmes the playing
talent will consist of men that any
team would be glad to have. But, there
is chance for stars to become mem
bers Of the team, he said. The head
quarters of the club is 68 Waverly AVG
nue. Newark, N. J., and Mr.. Holmes
would appreciate hearing from any play
ers who desire tryout for position
on the team.