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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-21
Georgetown Cubs Win Star
League Title, Beating Lakers, 6-2

The losers eamo hack strong in the
next session. Fluks reached first on
an error. Jensen followed McManus.
who struck out. and the pitcher got
a pretty triple. tho longest hit OF the
day. But Fiukc. In hls anxiety 10 &C,
around. cut second base. and was
called out BY Umpire Kokash. Jensen
scored on Donnclly's single. making
fhr s..ttnt to1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-21
Big Day for
CALIFORNIA;
Tennis Stars
Southerners Make Clean
Sweep of Major Events
i'm State Meet

IT was a big day for California ten.
4 mis- players sunday. when the final
matches 81 the Washington State
Tennis Tournament were played on
the courts Of the Seattle Tennis Club.
cailfornians won the three major
titles. while the boys singles and
girls singles honou remained IN
Seattle
Ray Casey. the big San franciscan.
took the mems singles title by defeat,
ing Leon De Turenns Of Seattle. form.
or Harvard University tennis captain.
Of. CT. g.l.
Casey and Herbert slhr. also Of
san Francisco. d0wned Turrnne ard
Howard Langlie. Seattle siara. g.
60. %.
Misa wlnlfred suhr. San Francisco.
defeated her fellow t0wnAwoman.
Miss Marjorie Thorne. 10. 80. 81. in
tho finals match Tor the womsn's
singles tile.
In the mems singles match. Tur.
enne gave tho Californian a hard
fight. and won several Sensational
points. But Casey was too consist.
ent. playing a strong game. and over.
whelmed the local star
Tho mems doubles plays was hard
fought. but the Sou.hener and his
partner. Herb suhr. we're masters OF
tho situation. Howard IAngllc made
n very favorable showing In this
match. making many pretty shots.
FINALS RESULTS
Mems Singles
Ray Casey. San Francisco. beat
Leon De Turenne, Seattle. CT. 81. 81.
Mems Doubles
Ray Casey and Herbert suhr. San
Francisco. beat Leon de Turenno and
Howard Langile. Seattle. GO. 81. o..
Women's Singles
Miss winifrcd suhr. San Francisco.
beat Miss Marjorie Thorne. San Fran.
cisco. rs. 90. g.
Boys Singles
Billy Ncwkirk, Seattle. beat Angst
Cii5t. Seattle. rs. 60
Girls Singles
Miss Dorothy Cole. Seattle. beat
Miss Margaret oaEood. Dial. Cal.
rs. 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-21
Americans
Triumph in
Big Events
Johnny Weismuller Takes
Two Titles; We Win at
Boxing and Tennis

DARIS. july Shy winning n
l. nnal events In the Olympic swim
ming meet az Les T0urcllcs, cut Of
IL contested. the American mermon
and mermaids won the champion
ship with something 20 spare, Thy
final standing showed the United
States leading with st1 points, while
Sweden. which was second, had but
s., Great Britain scored so; Austria,
lia. 35; France. II; Belgium. rs, and
there was a smatteTing % other
minor point scoring on the part o,
% other nations,
The new Olympic champions
among the Americans are:
MEN
lO0.meter free style - Johnny
NeiSmuller.
io0meter back stroke War.
rcn kealoha.
soo-metcr breast stroke-Rob-
ert ID. SHELTON.
i0O-nietcr free style = Johnny
Neismuller.
Fancy high diving = Albert
White.
springbOard fancy diying-A.
bert White.
WOMEN
leo-mete free style - Ethel
LAelie.
l00-meter back stroke sybil
Bauer.
io0-meter free style - Martha
Norelius.
Fancy high diying-Ellrabeth
Becker
Plain high diving - Caroline
Smith.
The American swimmers broke
four worlds records and set 10 new
olympic marks.
Altho the boxing finals az the Veto
drome d'Hiver were characterized by
weird decisions and nearly ended In
a riot. the United states boxers
who. By the way. got none the best
OF the dec!slons-won the Olympic
ring title. with IS points To 80 for
Great Britain. Denmark was third
with 20 points.
The Victories OF Helen Wills and
Vincent Richards over their French
opponents were particularly welcome
TO the Americans in view Of the atti
tudc adopted by the French specta.
tors since the matches started.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-21

t0thA' ssss.=sssaaf - ~
Summary: Two base hl,s-stsvart.
Hanion. ToriAi. Three base hits--Jsnssn.
stolen hassr--jsnsen. r. Douneiiy ca.
Olson. Stewart "a. Murphy. Hanlou.
Kane. H. Gsysisi t7). posTflinEer. Ed
Rsiehls. Struck out--1sns.n 10. I'd
Rsichls. ~. Bases on bails--off Jensen,
&. Off Ed Rsiehle. J. Charge defeat 10
Jensen Time Of game. one hour, 81
minutes. Umpire Frank Kokafh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-21

tito yesterday %
corlnE an extra
hole victory In
Tho final match
against Hugo
lIaakona on tho
pes Aiolnes High
kay links
In winning the
tltuIar honorh
Nendrick upset
no dope bat any
time anybody tries
90 figure out this
I'D golf game he
usually finds him
self very much on
ia. n-u.rn .I.In ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-21
Pope Fourth
in Olympics

Few Seattle people realize that
Gus Pope. former University ~
Washington weight star made
very credible showing ln the
olympic games discus throw az
Paris last week Pope placed
fourth IN tho finals, Clarence
liouuer. q. b.. was first. NIFTY.
man. Finland. second. and Tom
Leib. 4. s.. was third
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-21
Walt Mails Pitches
Three-Hit Contest

LOS ANGELES. July 2i,-oak.
land won both games from the An
gels here yesterday. 20 2 and 20
o. Mails pitched a Utrecht game
IN the second contest.
The scores. II. IL. y.
Oakland first gamej.,... o
Los Angeles ............. Z o
BatterieH-Foster and Read. Dunno
yich and Jenkins.
Oakland second Eamel.... 8 o
Los Angeles .......... 3 o
Baitsriss-Mails and Baker. Root
and Spencer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-21

GAIT LAKE. July 21.-Breaking
~ Ing even Sunday. winning the
second game. 10 to s. after losing
the first enc. 10 70 s. The Seattle
Indians took the series. four games
to three. The Tribe hit viciously in
The second game Sunday. First
game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-21

NATIONAL LEAGUE


NeW York = GtartnnaN y
10. Louis T. Fhiiadeirhia 4 first Eamsl .
81. Louis :. Philadelphia (seeond gamsl.
Chicago z. ii1s,on &
other not scheduled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-21
Totals .....75 10 10 -
-Battsd for Tobfu IN eighth.
fsIngiston out: hit BY batted bail
Score By tuninEE.

I"'"sI9tYI vUIs Ntt % DHEIEI UaIIs
Score BY innings:
Seattle ........... of3so o. 6
Eait Lake .. it4eOf 0..-fo
Home runs-sheshan >. Thrse-bass hits
--Coumbe, Eldred. Two-base hits-Roh-
wsr. SteuIsnd. VIII, Leslie Liudimore,
Lewis, Coambe Sacrifice hits--Lindl-
more. stolen baseE-Lswls. coumbe. Pit
tenger. Witt. Struck out-sinEleton s,
Dell :, Stsuland 2. Bases on balls
Singleton ?. Dell ,. stsuiand ?. Runs re-
sponsible for-singlston s. Dell 8. steu-
land ?. Charge defeat 70 Dell. Double
piays-cook to Llndimore: Brady. uu-
assisted: Stsuland to Welsh to Emmer 20
z. Baldwin. Umpires Guthrie and
Becker
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-21
S.S'fEisSeS


salt Lake 10. seattle ttlrHf Eamti
Seattle no, salt Lake s tssc1ud Eamsir
san Frenrltc0 A. Nvrunn tnrtt Eamri
gamet.
Portland g. sacramento lfigst Eanrl
Sacramento s. Portland I. tsegond samrf
Oakland 4 Ice Angeles tfrst gamei
Oakland q. Los Angeles . taeeend Eamrl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-21
AMERIcAN LEAGUE


New York 4. Cleveland ttlrst Eamsl .
New York 10. Cleveland tsscond camel
Washinxton 5. 81 Louis g.
Others not scheduled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-21
BY ALEX c. ROSE

ELMER RENpRICK d the cham.
II plon golfer % the Rainier Golf
and Country club
This young man earned The above
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-21
NOW SERIES ENpEp


Nernen a. Sacramento
Oakland az salt Lake
Portland 81 san Franfitea.
Seattle 40 Loa Angeles,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-21
Indians But
One-Half Of
Game Behind

Taking two out OF three games
over the weekend from Salt
Lake, the Indians are but one
half game behind San Francisco
now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-21
Seals Divide
Double Bill
With Vernon

GAN FRANCISCO. July 2l.-san
- Francisco and Vernol divided
the two games played here. Tho
Seals won the morning game. s 20 8.
while Vernon came back strong and
took the afternoon session. IL 20 /.
Christian twlrled great bali for
Vernon In the second game. allow.
ing the champions but six aits. First
New Britain herald., 1924-04-16
ROMERO IS NOT MUCH
New Chilean Heavyweight in His Workout in New York Showing Nothing Alarming.

New York. April 1s.-Quintin Ro- nero, Chilean heavyweight, failed to impress a gallery of boxing fans and critics in his first public workout at Madison Square Garden.
 The big Chilean worked two rounds with the Russian heavyweight, Tom my Lazuka. and two rounds with Charlie Began after which he skipped rope. punched the bag and did bit Of shadow boxing. Romero pummel- cd Lazuka with ease. but Began held his own with the numbering South American.
 Like Luis Angel Firpo. Romero fights wide open" depending upon tremendous right-hand punch to beat his opponent into submission. Te ap- parently is little versed in boxing abil- ity or defensive skill.
 Luis Vicentini, Chilean lightweight. who meets Pal Moran. Of New Or leans. at Madison Square Garden May ., has begun training. Romeros e. but will be made on May with Floyd Johnson as his probable opponent.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-16
Burglars Beat Dempsey,
 But Only tO Cash Box

Los Angeles. April 16.---Burglars beat Jack Dempsey 10 the cash box at Alexander Pantagcs' thcater in Kansas City, Mo, according 10 Pan- tages' answer and cross complaint 10 q suit brought against him here by Dempsey and his manager. Demp- soys complaint says s2,556 duo for performances in Kansas City never was paid. The answer says that sum represented excess profits, kept in a separate cash box from the si,oOo a week minimum guaranteed under fhe lighters contract and that when burg lars snatched the cash box there were no excess profits. In the cross com paint Pantsgos demands sSif he says Dempsey and kearns owe him.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-16

victory over the ageT cx-champion won't help Renaqlt's stock any and If Johnson manages to go the limit with him--which isn't at all unlikely it won't look very good for Demp- sey's Foremost challenger"
 In Bassler, Woodall and AIanion, the Detroit Tygers boast one of the best catching stafts in the ma jors, thinks Ty Cobb.
 Everything considered, this trio will compare favorabIy with any in the game.
 All are good receivers. Each is clever with the stick, the first two named being consistent .30O clubbcrs.
 Bassler is the dean of the corps, though he is only youngstor in point of service.
 The Tygers obtained each one of these three backstops directly from the minors. In other words, what ever big league experience they pos sess was received since coming 10 De- troit.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-16
Thin Men Skinny Men Run Down Men
 Nervous Mer

Yod probably know that Cod Liver Oil is the greatest lcsd producer in tho world.
 Btcagse it contains more Vita mines than any food you can get.
 Iol'il be glad to know that Cod Liver Oil comes in sugar-coated tab lets now. go if you really want to put 10 or % pounds of real healthy flesh on your bones and feel well and strong ask ClarR & Brsinerd or Dick inson Drug Co. or any druggist for a box of Mccoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets.
 Only 50 cents for so tabiets and if you don't gain five pounds in 90 dnya your druggist uili hand you back thC money you paid for them.
 It isn't anything unusual for a per. son to gain 10 pounds in 50 days.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-16
Detroit 1, Cleveland T

Detroit, April 1G.--Dctroit opened he American league season here by defeating Cleveland 10 ? in a game replote with sensational fielding. Cobb, Hcilmann and Speaker shared honors in fielding almost impossible catches. The Tigers manager cut off q possible tic in tho eighth inning when he raced far to his left for a lcaping catch that robbed Summa of what appeared 10 be a certain home run.
 Blue, tho Tiger fist haseman, hit n home run over the centcrfold fence, in the sixth inning, starting rally that gave Detroit thice runs and a ono point margin in that inning.
 kst.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-16
CORBINS TO PRACTICE
Manager Tobin Wants Big Turnout al Park on Good Friday Morning at 10 O'clock.

Manager Jack Tobin or the Corbin Rcd SoS has issued call for all can- lidates 10 meet at Walnut Hill park Friday morning at 10 o'clock for practice. This applies not only to the old timers but also 10 any new corners who want to try out for the team.
 Manager Tobin explains that mol q single position on the team has been awarded and any now player who comes out will have an oven chance 10 make the team if he can make the grade.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-16
St. Louis :. Chicago $

Chicago, April 16.-George Harold Slater, outstanding star of the 1929 American league season, came back to the game after years absence due to impaired vision and making his de- but as manager of the St. Louis Browns, contributed largely to the teams to victory over Chicago by smashing out two hits in four at tCmpts.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-16
F0U6 Game of this ddte
JACK POWELL. MYSTERY PITCH
 FIR.

Remember Jack Powell, the round and phlegmatic pitcher who used to hand offerings 10 batters like you might hand cigars to your friends, kindly and gently-tho Jack Powell who was said to have nothing" and still could not be hit? Well, Jack pitched a. typical Powell game against Cincinnati on April 16, 1898, and the Reds died on his hands. Sockalexis, the red Indian, played left for Cleve- land. The score.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-16
Washington 1. Philn.lclpI,i. Q

Washington. April fG. - Waiter Johnson, ace of the Washington team. opened his 18th campaign in the American league with a shutout vic- tory over Philadelphia to c. The veteran vas in grand form. allowing only four hits and issuing but two passes.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-16
MASIIINGTON
x-Battcd for E. Hsrris in 3rl.

x-Batted for F. lisrris in 3rl
 Xy-Batted for ogden in eth XXx-iSatted for Mesger in 9th. Philadelphia ....-......060 900 001-n Washington ............OeI Q1O 00x-1
 Three base hits. Judge; stolen bases, rfce .: sacrifice, Protho: double plays Ruel to Judge; left oil bases Philadelphia D. Wash ington II; base on balls. by Harris 1. Cg- den .. Meeker .. Johnson 2: struck out. by Meeker |. Johnson g: hits off B. Harris In innings Ogden In ? innings, Meeker in innings. Raumgartner 0 in 1 inning: hit by pitcher. by Ogden CProtho); losing pitcher. $. Harris: umpires Evans, Nalin, Rowland; time 1:i5.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-16
MATCH CALLED OFF.

The proposed duckpin doubles match between "Fido" O'Brien and Eddie Anderson paired up against ,he highly touted Spinella brothers of Brooklyn, has been declared off.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-16

." -I1tFEINI IVI NVTTIUTIs TIT FTIIs
 St, Louis ...,....,...s 0 ! a . O--7 Chicago ,....,....,s Q 1 c c 0 0 e-~S
 Two base hits, Berger, Hooper ,, Tobin ., Jacobson; stolen bases kamm, McManus sacrifices. Collins, GcIher; double play, Mel Clellan 10 collins to Sheely; left on bases St. Louis {, Chicago C.; base on balls off shocker |, Robertson 1; struck out, hy Robertson ., Shockcr I, Connally 2; hits of Robertson in :, off Connaliy in .; passed ball, Sevsreld; losing pitcher. Rob crtson; umpires, owens and Holmes; time l:ii.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-16
NATIONAL-AMERICAN.
 LEAGUE BALL GAMES
tcontinued From Preceding Page.)
cd for .Sllawker ln Stl
 nngrnN

Boston ......,...,..,,OO 900 0i9 OOO--l
 stolen bases, Ruth, Witt; sacrifices, plnp, Lee; double pla.s. Srott 10 pipp, Scott 10 Ward To ripA Lee To Namhsganss 10 Har- rls, NambsgSlss to Harris, left on bases Now York I Boston 5; base on balls, off shaNkey .. of iiott l, off Ehmke ,; struck out, by shankey ,. liost I. by Ehmke {: hits off shawke% in :: of Ilost in 2; passed balls, oEelli winning pitcher uoyt; umpIrcs, Connolly and Dinncen; time of game, 2 hours.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-16
.,....,.30 1
CLEVELAND.

TWO DaSt lllts-thlluS 7, StoIcn base--lrwln. Double play-AIcAlecr, Childs and Tebeau. Bases on balls By Hill 2, by Powell ], Struck out. By llill 9, by Powell l. Umpires-- Swsrtwood and Wood. Time--i:5O.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-16

Jack Hcnanlt made fooliah match when lhe conscnt"1 to take on Jacl; Johnson in Canada next month. X
New Britain herald., 1924-04-16

Al PcttinTil of New orleans prov cd 10 be little more than morning glory among Inc naniamS. Stnrting out like q real "oincr. tho biSie mite toon began to skid and rud Taylor Of Tcrrc liant" put thc final stopper on his the other night. scoring knock out in two rounds.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-16
DETROIT

''FTE01 FVI 'l1TT1IEH FTF HT FTf Cleveland ..............0 0og fos 900 : 1strOit .................e 900 t0s eD=--
 T"0 haee hits stephenson. Lntzl,t Sbaufe, FothrrgiH. Pratt; home run Biue ss"fifirC. Rignts; double playE. 1.mzke Stephenson and Burns. HiEnoy, Pratt and iiiue fsp; left oH bssss Cleveland a De- troit. g. bssrs on balls of shauts q of nauss 8. struck out, by shauie 2. Bauss Hii 0" pitched hall. by s1aute fRasslerl; Id pitch. shaute: umrirrs ilildebrand. I0riait.'. Ormsby; time i:ii.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-16
s pc akin g of Sports

Well, they're off again. and once more the faithful ones, with their httle note books may be seen stand Ing in awe-struck marvel before the Herald score board as they iot down the figures which they hope will bring them the winning numbers.
 From playing standing, the de- feat of the Giants and the victory of the Reds featured the openers in the National league. Ruether pitched ef- fectively against New York. Har- graves two singles and two triples led the Cincy attack. A rally in the ninth won for St. Louis. Boston and Philadelphia played II innings to a tic.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-16
COMMERCIAL ALLEYS
A. A. Citizens Club.
SPECIAL MATCH

Fis ta6 47G---l36a Aberihaw Construction, stanley Rule Blds.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-16

III lIt -AtHerlcdn league the Tanks, Senators, TyGers and Browns were the winners in the openers. Boston's defeat was accounted for by Wambs- Sanss' errors. Walter Johnson was invincble. The Cleveland Detroit game was replete with brilliant field ing. Sisler in his great comc-b back aided materially in his teams victory, he having accepted 1j fielding chances without an error.
 The International season opens to- . day.
 Mack and Lewis have ended their tomorrow night.
 Pittsfcld has been given the scrr- ices of Eddie Gallagher, q White Sox recruit initial sacker.
 Trinity looked pretty bad yesterday when Lowell Tex came through with Is to 9 win.
 It begins to look as though Luis lirpo means Nc, no, emphatically mo-" when he says no to lighting any more. Latest dispatches say that of- a half million.
 The Atlas-DiXie series are now tied, tho New IIavcncrs having won last nights game, s to 2l.
 Dr. Laskcr now holds safe lead and seems certain 10 beat Capablanca in their chess tourney. The Hartford Legion still is fight. ing for Nills-somcbody or other bout for the 30th. They're trying to get an opponent for Harry that Harry will agree to meet Bud Fisher of Hartford lost to 1'ato of Waterbury in q state league i bowling match last night, the count 1 being five to four.
 o'Brien. another Hartford bowler, , won eight Of tho nine strings he : bowled against AliX of.slcriden.
 Kid karlan and Wagner are the 1 dealers in the sports writers choice | for those who are entitled to q crack | at Johnny Dundce's junior light weight crown.
 Al Yale, football Is tho only sport ihnt is self-supporting. There arc 20 different sports on the list at the New Haven university.
 
 Al pcttinTll of New orleans prov cd to be little moro than n morning glory among Inc nanamS. Stnrting out like real "oincr. tho Dixie mite soon began to skid and Bud Taylor Of
New Britain herald., 1924-04-16

CH.iS. T.. HaDFIETD
 2f MyrfIe Street Just Around the Corner
New Britain herald., 1924-04-16

Pittsfcld has been given the scrv- ices of Eddie Gallagher, q White SoX recruit initial sacker
New Britain herald., 1924-04-16

Trinity looked pretty bad yesterday when Lowell Tex came through with a Is to 9 win.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-16

It begins to look as though Luis firpo means Nc, no, emphatically mo-" when he says no to lighting any more. Latest dispatches say that of- fers he. has turned down approximate a half million,
New Britain herald., 1924-04-16

Mack and Lewis have ended their training for their bout in Hartford tomorrow night.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-16

The International season opens to- day.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-16

The Atlas-DiXie series arc now tied. the New lIavcncrs having won last nights game, s to 2l.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-16

Al Yale, football Is the only sport ihat is self-snpporting. There arc 20 different sports on the list at the New Haven university.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-16
CllII AGO

lotdIs "9 - ld z--Batted for Robertson in 7th. Ia,
New Britain herald., 1924-04-16

Dr. Laskcr now holds q safe lead and seems certain 10 beat capablanca in their chess tourney.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-12-23
PLANES IN NAVY
ARE OBSOLETE
N0FFEIT SAYS
Only 224 of $40 Ships
Would Be Effective in
War, Chief of u. s.
Bureau Claims
nv The Aseo~iatod Pross. J

WASHINGTON, Dee. 23.-Only pa ci
the $40 planes Of all kinds IN posses
sion Of the navy could be US effec-
lively in wai. Rear Admiral Moffe.t
chief Of the Bureau Of Aeronaut;cs. tes-
t'fi"d Nnnf"v lofsre the qnncial air
craft investigating committee OF {:
house.
About 500 airplanos are obsolete, nc
said, and even the 22l which could be
used are out of date
AT thn beginning CT November III
planes were afloat doing service on
shirs. It is be poly Of the denart
mcnt, the admiral said to install planes
on all fighting craft Two fighting ana
one observation plane will bc put or
cv"rv batrleship. and every destroyI 7
will have its plane.
AS fas as efficiency OF performance
and air personnel and type cf plane,
are concern, d, Admiral Moffett said
that "nobcry is ahead Of US
Several European countries have a
greater number of planes and pilots
than the United States hc admiral
said but he pointed out they have not
done the experimentation and ,he re
search carried out here.
Admiral Mcffe,t disagreed with asSer-
tions that the next war VII be fought
wholly in the air. The air is merely
new arm, but will not disp!ace any
thing. he said
He opposed the suggestion advanced
by Brig. General Mitchell Of the army
air scrvi G and 9th rs Of unified air
service, as not Bon, ficiaI either to the
country's defense or 10 ait commerce.
If naval aviation were controlled by
people not expert in the navy's needs.
he said. disaster would result in cperct-
ing with the feet. Landsmen, he added
are not competent to pass on naval
aviation
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-12-23
WORKER'SLEADER
SENTENCE DELAYED
(By The Associated Press.)

ST. JOSEPH, Mich. Dec. 23.-Circuit
Judge Charles L. White, of Berrien
county. Monday instructed Sheriff
George G. Bridgman TO notify Charles
Z. Ruthenbcrg, secretary Of the Work
ers party, not to appear here for SEN
tence until December 20 unless the state
supreme court in the meantime refuses
10 withdraw its mandate ordering Ruth
enberg to appear Wednesday.
Ruthenberg has petitioned the Michi-
gan tribunal for cancellation Of the man.
date pending a decision on his request
for rehearing of the facts in ccnnec
tion with his conviction here two years
ago, for violating the Michigan anti-syn-
dicalism law in connection with the
communist convention held at Bridgman,
Berrien county. in 1921.
Ruthe enberg was to have been SEN
fenced Monday following the affirmation
Of his conviction but was granted stay
until Wednesday. 1t is not probable
that the radical agitator will learn
his fate until after Christmas