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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-28
COMMUNITYFUND
FILMS IN DEMAND
Pictures Show Progress of
Social Service Work.

Requests for the lantern lecture,
Hands That Help" with slides illus
trating social service work in Indian
apolis, are being received daily by the
Community Fund speakers bureau.
Homer W. Borst, executive secre-
Jary win explain the pictures.
Jan 20 Y. NJ C. A. colored branch; Jan.
81 Southern Avenue Baptist GbreT Il; Feb
g. Second Presbyterian Church, soung Peo-
pies Society; Feb 3, Mapletno savic Asso-
ciation Feb. g. Parent-Teacher association
School 30; Feb 10. Catholic Tvmen's As
ISOLATION: Feb IL Knights o. Columbus
Feb. 13. Parent-Teacher AssociE.ion. School
81: Feb. IT. West Washington Street Pres
byterian Church: Feb. -. III Souls Uni
tartan Church; Feb % OliYs Branch Chris
tian Church Night Calend. IT Clue; March
II. Psrent-Teacher Assooif lion. School 81.
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HOSPITAL DEATH PR0BED
Woman Admitted as Heart Case
Had Injured Hip, Relative Says.

Coroner Paul F. Robinson is in
vestigating the death Of Mrs. Eliza
beth Harmon, SO. of 1412 Z. Market
ST., at city hospital today.
Hospital authorities said that Mrs.
Harmon was admitted as a heart
case" Jan. 10. but that during her con-
finement she complained Of pains in
her hip.
Mrs. George II. Harmon, daughter
in-law, 1412 E. Market ST., said that
the deceased sustained an injury to
her leg whep she fell downstairs in
her home, Jan. 10.
A son, George H. Harmon, survives.
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TRIBUTE TO MINER DEAD

Tribute was paid to dead in two mine
tragedies last week, at Johnston City,
H., and Shanktown, Pa, when dele
gates to the international convention
of the United Mine Workers of Amer
lea, at Tomhnson Hall, stood with
bowed heads for one minute today.
Announcement was made that dis
trict organizations of the U. NJ. w. A.
are giving financial aid to families of
the victims.
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s17.s4: il 81, s15Is; il 80 s1s.a5; il So,
Twp o Is. re- 5. 45 acres s5S.05; of New 1
Bethel com 1913 it s of ne cor e n no
s u sec 81, two Is. re ., la acres, S126. SO;
S9 ss 4ei IL a. s4Sss il IL SOS til mid MD
s16.I1.
Gray, jeremiah and Louisa NJ. "a
y NV 4: sec ID twp IL re T. 40
Muse. Thomas f e of Franklin or I'd s
of SheIbyville gr I'd pt NV Il, sec 10,
twp IA. re .. 90 acres. S17.06.
Prevo, Mollie. wildwood Suburban Home,
il 5. S21.2e.
smock, otha o. and Maude. com line
twp IA, rg 3. 70 acres. s3s.72.
Smock, Otha o. MARY A. Smock Life
Estate). Sc cor ne Y. sec 10. twp IA. re 8,
4O-53 acres. $139.56.
Wilson, Naomi. Eunice R.. Lorain and
ley Life Estate) Acton Wallace 3rd add il
D. s1914; il %. S5.61.
PERRY TOWNSHIP
Beck. Horace E. and Allie G., Elders 3rd
Edgewood il 1876, $3.50; il 1876. SALTS.
Benner. Charles H and Rose E. Elders
3rd EdgewOod. il In. sa1.57.
BrsieF SOPHIE H gR SGgth Side add M
Claims add, il 10. S52.13: IL IL, S129. 20 !:
lex h " W Il ne 4, sec 80,
south Side add ii 20. $40: il %, SS.21; ;
il %. 1921; il 90. 1921; il 80. 1921; il
II. 1921.
Clements William E. 156 it W side Mad
sec -. twp. IA range 4. L 76-1O0 acres.
Drake, Leols sorrin L; Life EST J., J:
So si s1i fq4 il ~ ~ Si IIl54 ~ 'ii-04
Frazee, Laura E. " Of I'd of o. &C 8
6' nG = sec so6 3; 7 twp IA. range 4
Gebhardt. George ]. and Anna NJ. Elders
Edgewood. il 119. S11 "a.
Gilium. Harry 900 $40 # side RR by
line y sw1 4 sec 6, twp IA, range 4.
81 acres. SCI so.
johnson, Alexander and Rettie. oil
$1,000 by 1884 = fl com 1882 6-100 #,
of cor. Q 4 sec 5, twp II, range T.
10 25100 acres S56-34.
Koenninger Ernest and Louisa. South IN
dpls Indus City, il %. So OF; il %, s. o.
Lsswel George, 81 49-100 # by $40
sec %. twp Is. range. 4.93 acres
Lawrence, c. M. Hunts Side add il 40.
Love. Myrta L.. Elders EdgewoOd add, il
Lucas. Benjamin F. J. ]. Rooler's add Tex
So 10-1OO fl side), il 16. SS.97; il II.
1897; tex l &C W side). il Is. $500
PERRY TOWNSHIP
Lucas Benjamin F. J. J. Roolers add
lex 81 10-100 fl e side). ii 2. $1S15.
McLain, George B.. 131 u # side. n
Z sec IA. twp 8, rg 8. S4s. 90; end u
ne u sec Il. twp IL. re 3, 20 acres.
S113.53; W of 131 Il # side pt W L
sec IA twp IA. re 3, 40 6O-1OO acres.
S276.01
Mickelberry E. R., Elders 3rd Edgewood
il III. S741.
Muir. V. B.. S Indpls Indus City. il 20.
oil So. S24s.
Murray James c.. of river side
1Y re- 3. Is 52-100 acres. $3.50.
Rats. Asa b.. Hunts S. Side add. il so.
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FIGHT TO HEAR F0SDICK

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO. Jan. 2S.-Doors were
broken down and a near riot was
staged in front of Orchestra Hall last
night by hundreds who fought TO hear
DR.. Harry Emerson Fosdick, New
York minister.
Hundreds who were told there was
no room, batteped at the doors. An
usher was injured.
DR.. Fosdick, central figure in ma
tional doctrinal disputes, disappointed
his audience by failing to discuss his)
alleged sheresies. He preached from
the subject, Take Jesus in Earnest"
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LEGAL NOTICE

Warner Flora, 1904 # W side u Sc
Il. sec FL twp 16e rg A. 9.87 acres, Sl4o.3S.
CENTER-oUTsIDE CORPORATION
General Investment Co., Harper's North
eastern add, il lis, $1066.
Industrial Finance Co Claypools North
eastern Park il 245. S12.03.
Indall Realty Co.. Messick's 1st add. IL z.
S14.05.
Beech, Grove Improvement Co. Beech
Grove il IT, bI S. 1925.
Brown, Charley B.. Beech Grove, il IA. bl
100, S6.54; il Is, bl 100. $1414; il 10, bl
100, $1742; il IL, bl 100, Slab; il 10,
bl 1O9 $1O6.S5; il 10. bl 100, $1415; IL
90 bl 100. $2658.
Carson, w. H., and E. E. Payson. Beech
Grove, il Is, bl ~, $11.9S.
County Real Estate Co.. Beech Grove. IL
2, bl ~. S16.47; il 10. bl ~. $23.26; il
g. bl 81 S1336
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-28
Poison Victims Improved

Leonard L. Stafford, 20, of 116 Nc
Lean Pl., who, according to police,
drank poison when his wedding was
stopped by the father of his bride
to-be, is improving today at city hos
pital The condition of Mrs Bernice
ice, %. of 430 Massachusetts, Ave, who.
police say. took poison instead of head
ache medicine, is also reported i'm
proved
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-28
Aged Noblesville Woman Dies

BIZ Tunes SPECIAL
NOBLESVILLE, Ind, Jan. Is
Mrs. Eliza Woods, rs, widow of Jesse
Woods, is dead at her home here.
Children surviving: Mrs. John Stew
art, William and Edward Woods of
this city, Mrs. Albert Cline, Indian
apolis; Clinton Woods, Lapel; Harry
Woods, Anderson, and Mrs. Elizabeth
Anderson, Frankfort.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-28
Couple Wed Half Century

BIZ Times Special
WORTHWHILE, Ind, Jan. 2S.-Mr
and Mrs. w w. Hinkle recently OBJ
served their fiftieth wedding anniver-
sary by entertaining their children
and grandchildren at dinner. They
have lived all of their married life in
central Indiana.
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n. Walter Jarvis Back

r Walter Jarvis, park super
intendent, was back at his desk to-
day, after submitting to five oper-
atoms on his eye in Philadelphia.
Jarvis said he believes he is per-
nanently cured. While In the East,
he made a study of municipal park
problems, and spoke at Camden, New
Jersey recommending changes in the
recreation system of that city. On
the trip home, jaws spoke on the
rark system Of indianapolis at White
Plains, New York.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-28
CUT TO BE CONSIDERED
Five Per Cent Reduction COntem-
plated by Citizens Gas Company.

Price reduction of per cent 1000
cubic feet of gas will be considered by
directors of the Citizens Gas Company
next month, Clarence l.. Kirk, general
manager, has announced Kirk ex-
planned that the company had a profit
able year in 1928, and had made up
1921 and 1922 losses.
A committee consisting of Taylor
Groninger, city corporation counsel;
Benjamin PEI utility consultant. and
Kirk has se.feady investigated the
financial condition of the gas company.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-28
MAN BURNED IN VAT FALL
Foist Lynch Slips Into Boiling Water
at Veneer Plant.

Suffering from severe burns about
the legs, F'oist Lynch, Fl, of 1906 n.
Illinois ST., is in a critical condition
at the Deaconess hospital today.
Lynch, according to information
from the Indianapolis Sawed Veneer
Company, 324 w. Fourteenth ST.,
slipped into a vat of boiling water
while working at the plant Friday.
Hospital attaches said skin grating
may be necessary.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-28

than many au-
thorS.
D o w n i e, a
Shortridge Hi g h
S C h DOL student,
won a SO second
prize in an essay
contest upon a
new model of an
automobile 20 n
Quoted by the E
w. Steinhart Com
pany some time
ago.
Recently in an
essay contest con-
Quoted by a ma
tionally advertised
washing machine
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LEGAL NOTICE
(COntinuedl

N~~N~N~N>S~>sN~r~<>">N
Richardson. orem. woodlawn Gardens sec
2. il 253. SS.I9.
Thompson, Edwin E. trustee, Edwin E.
Thompson resub, il 90 $4S96; Longacre
Tilton. David R.. 2 u x4O chs. com z chs.
1 acre, S5S.64.
Watts, Benjamin, com $40 14-1OO it of
line mid pit 5 " a. W Z sec 20, twp
15, re- t, 955-100 acres, $34.4S.
Wheatcraft. Harvey H. trustee ELIZA j.
McAlpin life est.), n e 4 tex school lott e,
ne 4. sec 20, twp IA, re- 4. 80 acres.
S220;36i az end dos.s ,zg " a. sec @i' twp
Wood, Gilbert l.. Elders Edgewood. u :,
Il n. $3.50; il rs, $500 il 70, $21.70.
Woodlawn Realty Co. Woodlawn Gardens
PIKE TOWNSHIP
Aetna Savings and Trust Co.. trustee e
4. y. 17-16-3, 40 acres, S34146.
Cline. Jesse E.. 10 92-1OO chs end q
,. 31.35 acres. S93.44; 10 rds end u !,
W 4. sec 81. twp Il. re- 2. 20 acres,
S2el3 lab II acres cor $50 sec s sS: twp n
1851.
sec Hsat f%o F. E5aP P p cS Of SSH ssa4s
Boswell. Edwin C. and Nellie L.. of R r
of I'd and ne Il sw u. sec 10 twp 16,
re- 3. 1-56 acres. S44.54.
Byers, William. Montrose. il $50. $3.50.
Casey. Louis G., Rocky Ripple Fairview
Park add, il IS, 5000.
Cones. Charles g.. Montrose. il 359.
S20.21.
Cooper. John J.. SC pit u lex 10 at
enD W of I'd 4 sec 16, twp '16. re-
3, 301S acres. S16I.56.
Fox. Frank. side ne Il sec o. twp 6,
re 3, 10 acres, S5S0.4S.
Fox, William, ne Il, NV Il, sec 8, twp
16. rg 8. 40 acres, S19609.
Hall. William P. q Sc \, sec %.
twp II. re 4, so acres, $356.79.
Haney, Frank B.. Highway Park. il 40,
S2S1S.
Hooten. Jason A. and Gail A. Highway
Huber. Alvah H. 45x1oo # com s34 6s
it of 5 cor, ne Il, sec Is, twn 16. re
4. 10 acres. $3.50.
johnson. Fannie T., ne 267.10 # line
go $4,000 it line sw cor, sec So, twp
II. rg }. rs acre. S11.s2.
Kern, George L. and HuIdah T.. 354x
l4125 acres of 1897 acres side pit.
sec Is. twp Is, re 4, 5 acres, $202.15.
Kratzmeier, Louis c.. Montrose. il 169
s7.77.
LsmSs.t. I. G. Moat t il il %. s7.7S.
Lipscomb. Harvey o., Bellaire. il s35.
$3.50.
=, MeAnIis; Besse E.. A. B. Carter 9th add
John H Moffett A. B. Carter's 9th add
il GIL. S19.S2
Moulds Minniel. Ayrshire, il 81. s10.36:
il 90. s10.36; Il SO. S1O34
Myers. Laura "a. Wells Life Estatel. of
ac n end " side ne 4 ne Il sec 10, twp
10. re- 3. acres, S1e.67.
National Investment Co. a. B. Carter's
add 9th. il Sol. S912.
Pray Agency. Fairview Park add. il 80.
$3.50; il Al. $3.50; il 43. 1888: il AS.
1888; il 147. S4S.67; IL 149. $S.07.
Pray Agency, Fairyiew Park add. il 151,
$3.50.
Roberts, Herbert and Ruth, Montrose. il
So S14.5O.
Schmidt. Henry J. and Nettie A. A. B.
Carriers Sixth add, il 613. SLABS: il 622.
SSI %.
Union Trust Co. TT. Highway Park. il
~. S11.SO.
Watson. John. Montrose. il 567 S5.74:
IL go, S574; IL 571. S5.74; II 572. S5.75:
IL 573. $50; il 574. 1878.
INDIANAPOLIS-PERR
Bird, Margaret McClains Golden add, il
10. S9.SS.
Hoffman, Gustave, McClains Golden add.
il 256. S7.44; il 257 S7.44
Miller Oscar G.. McClains Golden add
eX IS 2-lO It end IL rs 50 "a
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-28
REED HAS SUPPORT
OF HEARST PAPERS
Missouri Senator S>Announce-
ment Causes No Stir,
BIZ United Neics

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S.-An-
nouncement by Senator Reed OF Mis-
souri,, of his candidacy for the Demo-
cratic presidential nomination, caused
little stir here, as his intention had
been known for some time.
For the present his fight will center
on keeping his own delegation from
going to McAdoo. Reed is regarded as
being strong in his home State. but he
appears to be without considerable
national backing. He has the support
of William Randolph Hearst.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-28
Phone Thieves Get S11

Thieves broke open a door at the
Leo Bond Drug Store, GAS Indiana
Ave-, and stole a pay phone contain
ing IS. The same thieves are thought
TO have broken a glass at the store of
John Lee, 440 Indiana Ave, and stole
the phone with Sc in it.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-28
Mistake Victim RECEIVERS

Chung Lit, 2S1S Clifton ST.. is re-
covered today from poison taken acct
dentally Saturday. A. drug clerk sent
the wrong prescription TO Lifts home.
Investigation showed tho prescription
was sent by downtown drug store.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-28
ROTARIAN OUTING FEB. Fl

Bowling, golf and horseshoe tourna-
ments are to be staged at the TWEEN
tieth district Rotary Club conferences
at West Baden and French Lick. Feb.
and Il and %, officials Of the club
announced today. Trophies for win
ners have been Drov1AeA
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FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP

lotions. Henry Latonia. il %. S2213.
Brown. Ernest T. and Ruth E. New
Bethel of Ditch. il 90, S3.32; il 80, 50. 81;
II W cor NV Il sw 4 sec 80, twp Is. s.
IS acre, So Is
Frank F. and Nettie c. Turner tex Z 25-100
acres ne corr Z 4 sec %. twp 10,
T. 1915 acres. S527.95.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-28
Here's an Author
Who Makes Money

Eric Downie, 1920 Centrla Ave, has
not published any books, but he is
making more money with his writings
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company. Downie competed with boys
and girls all over the country and ION
a SIS prize.
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g herb ven tina the
81 thereof will thereon
pet
Indianapolis this OF
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BEECH GRovE-FRANKL1N

bEECH GhOFE-h Rankin
Churchman Henry C. and Robert NJ.
Frank f. and Nette C. Turner tex church
lott. ne Of I'd " Il sw y. sec 81. twp Il.
re 4. 7 acres. S6S.40
BEECH GRovE-PERRY
Beecn Grove Improvement Co.. Beech
Grove, II II. bl 203 S14.30.
Boyham. william. Beech Grove, il ~, bi
Brown Charley b. Beech Grove. il 12. 81
ia S59.47: II II. b. 205. S9.61; il %,
bl 205, Sl0,14
County Real Estate Co, Beech Grove. il
20, ol lo9, S2411i II 26. bl 16l. $3.50
II IL bl 1872. S26.S6: IL 20, bl 1872. s3l 30
il Is. bi i65. sII.35' il 10. bl 100, sll.3s;
Coye Thomas j., Beech Grove. ii 80, bl
165. S23.6s.
Goodman Louis, and Harry c. English.
Beech Grove. il 20. bl 122, S13.56; Il 20.
Gregg. Richard C. Beech Grove. il 20.
bl 1872, $23. il 36. bl 1876. S1l 30
Grftiths John E., Beech Grove. il 10. bl
1873. S13.56.
Hurt Mary A. b Sherman Terrace. il II.
$500
Jordan. Arthur Beech Grove, il 5s. bl
l1p. $1,000 IA. bl l6l. S32.S3; II 20.
b 1913 81 go 90; i IA, bl 1861 sl2.43; IL
Jordan. Arthur. Land Co, Beech Grove.
il IS, bl 206, S6.9l; IL 81 bl 1872, S10.66.
Jordan. Lewis H. Beech Grove IL IA. bl
liz. S3S.SI IL 10. bl 172. Sl2.43.
Junkers John B.. Beech Grove. Al so. bl
1853 Sl1.s1.
Lambert. L. C. Beech Grove. il %. bl
161. $15.2G.
McDade Frank. Beech Grove, Il IL. bl
1913. St6.97
Mason. Wallace E. and Mabel. Beech
Grove, il 10. bI 1873. S12.42; il IL. bl
Messing. John. Beech Grove, il 20. bl
1870, S6.78; il 81. bl 100 $676.
Mesling, John, Beech Grove IL %. bl 1905
SO 70.
Miller, Oscar G.. Beech Grove IL 20. bl
100, 5000
Miller Oscar c. Beech Grove. II IA, bl
121, $3.50; il 10, bl 1871, S23.1O; IL IS,
bl 1872, S1936; il II, bl 122, S20.73: II
80. bl 172 $2836.
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WAYNE TOWNSHIP

Purvis, Rose E. McClains Golden add. i
203. SO SO; il 2O4. $3.50.
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Observation-Disclosures

Bird. Margaret. McClain-s Golden add. il
no S9SS
Hoffman Gustave. McCIain's Golden add
il 256. STA; il 257. STA
Miller. Oscar G.. McClain's Golden add
eX rs 2-1O It end, il rs. S9.36.
Patterson. AlgernOn. McClains Golden add
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PERRY TOWNsHIP-SpECIAL
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

BraAeman, J. p. 110A Il 9 side BATH
more ave and 31S # com 234 It of n
line Sc a. sec 8, twp 8, re- 4, S75-10O0 &C,
S3I 90.
Brown. W H. and J. c.. 119% II side
Baltimore ave and 31S # com 1884 II s
Of n line. Sc 4 see 10, twp 10, re- 4.
$4,000 &C. S27 sc.
Hamp. E. /. pt SO u, sec 19Atwp TO- re-
4. 9.25 ac. Sl19.22.
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Churchman. Henry c. and Robert NJ
Frank +. and Nettie C. Turner tex church
lott. ne Of ri " Il sw ~ sec 81. twp II.
re 4. acres. SOS 40.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-15
SHERRY WORKS OUT
 FOR COMING BOUT
Italian Jack Herman 10 Be
 Referee Tomorrow Night

Jack sherry ias pound wrestler who is ta tackle Can Roher iugor sla,ian champion, al Turner liail foe morrow night, arrived in this riiS in' day and this afternoon engaged in d preliminary workout with nrvale Naielli, lhe Italian champion who stacks up against Paul FlnskN fol' lsh champion tine other "Wednesday night bout,
 Both sherry and Nadelil aro in fine form and have trained of all excess weight and will enter the ring tor morrow night "iust raring to go, '' they say, italian Jack" Herman of rlainvllle. heavyweight boxer will be the third man in the ring, acting as referee,
 sherry looks to be remarkably well developed man and ln his pae' tiee workout this afternoon exhibited unusual speed for such Il bis man. lin also showed a number of new holds and tricks that he has evolved him- self, sherry, unlike many wresilGrs, bars no competitors and recently in Boston Issued broad challenge to both Zbyszko and slrangIcr Lewis, offering to wrcstle either Of them and permit his share Of tho gate to go to the Olympic fund. Sherry is conNin- ced that ho can take tho measure Of either man,
 Since he began professional wrcst- ling about five years ago, Sherry has never lost match and his record indicates. no opponent has ever se- cured fail over him. In bout with Xbyszko few months ago. In Spring field. the two went hours and S0 minutes to q draw. but the advantage was with Sherry since it was the Pol ish grappler who said enough. after having been on the bottom for the last DO minutes.
 Nadclfi, who tips the beam at goo pounds. claims there is no Italian grapplcr in the world who can best him and is prepared at an early date to wrestle Giardni for the title.
 Tomorrow nights bouts will open at S:15 ?. m.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-15
CALL A BALK, JOHNSON
 ADVISES HIS UMPIRES
National League President Makes Strong Ruling on Jnten-
 tiOnal Pass

New York, July l5.--John Heydler, president of the National league, to- day handed down an interpretation of the intentional pass rule which will preclude the repetition of the evasion used by Pitcher Hubuell of the Phia- delphia club, in a game with Cincin- natl on June 3. Hubbell got around the regulation which provides that q catcher may not step out of his box to receive a pitch by throwing four balls to Holke, Philadelphia first baseman, when Walker, of the Reds l came to bat. The umpire ordered Walker to take his base,
 In his ruling, sent to the National league umpires today, President Hey dler states:
 When that pitcher, for the purpose of Intentionally passing the batsman, deliberately threw four balls to the first baseman, he made farce of the rule and indirectly of the game. Rule 23, which has to do with pcnalizng a pitcher for delaying the game, cannot be taken advantage of in this manner.
 "If any more attempts of this kind are made, call balk for each throw to first unless runner is occupying that bag. You have full authority to do so under the rules"
New Britain herald., 1924-07-15
ORIOLES HURL CHALLENGE
 AT THE YOUNG PIRATES
Willing To Play Iiller's Boys Any
 Time, Any Place, in

stung to tho quick by their defeat at the hands of the Pirate Juniors the Orioles are thirsting for revenge, as the following letter indicates:
 Sports Ed: Please give this chal- lenge good space, that it cannot be overlooked.
 "rhe Orioles challenge the Pirate Juniors for a series of games to De played at. Walnut Hill park, the only provision being that the Pirate Jun iors use their regular pitchers and not work in some ringers
 "In Saturdays game they put Tn Ralph Gray, High school pitcher, ana left their regulars out
 "The Orioles are willing to play a series of games. the games to be play ed at any suitable time. The man ager of the Pirate Juniors can see A. Aronson. manager of the Orioles, Wednesday night at the park.
 "In closing the Orioles wish to ex- press their surprise that they did not ind Slim Politls pitching for the Jun iors. since that team seems bound 10 ,,se the best obtainable In the form or ringers"
New Britain herald., 1924-07-15
States Compete Sharply
 For New Death Device

London, July 15.--A winged hcen- diary rocket which the inventor Ern- est Welch, declares will spread ram of molten metal over wide area with devastating results, has been given prcIilrnary tests with satisfactory results, according to persons who were present. Full government tests are to be made shortly.
 The British, French and American governments have displayed interest in the invention, it is declared, and a definite offer is reported to nave been received from America. MT. Wcich asserts that the explosion of the rocket will destroy everything in it's range, penetrating even steel and asbestos.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-15
rONN HELPS IN EDUCATION

Wlliamsport, Pa, July 15. -- Miss Pauline Hessler, who graduated from the high school at Hughesville near here this year, travelled more than 6,jOO miles on horseback during the four years of her school course, she estimated, having ridden a pony from her home to school and back each day.
 Last year Miss Hessler rode l'ooo miles from the time school opened until commencement. She declared the exercise brushed the dust" from her brain and made her able to think and work better.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-15
Woman Athletes Set Up
 New Olympic Records

Paris, July 15.--Two worlds ath- ietic records for women were broken at the French womcn's championship meet held In Pershing stadium yes- terday afternoon. The records brok- en were for the standing high jump, which was won by Miss F. Alauze with 1.1S metres, and the S3 metres hurdles, which was won by Miss G. Laloz in IS 3-5 seconds.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-15
First Beer BOttler

London-A toast to the memory of Benjamin kenton, the first beer bot tier of all time, was drunk with fervor and enthusiasm at a dinner of the an- cient Nintners company here recently. It was Kenton who discovered the secret of bottling ale so it could pass through changes of climate without popping its cork.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-15
F0d1Ub GdulQ of this ddte
FIRST niTI.Ess GAME iN NATION
 AL LEAGUE

The first no-hit game in the Ma tianal league went 10 the credit of George Washington Bradley of Si' l.olhs on July lS, 1876, and was Inc third successive game in which he whitewashed the iiaflfords' Four msn reached first, three on errors and one on balls, one Of these fun' ners died in a double pjlay, One man famed, ihree flied to the out- field and four to the iniield, while one died on q foul fly, one on q foul bound and l6 on inheld gronnders,