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Shepherds and
Daughters Of
Beth1ehem's
Srd Annual Outing to
BAY SHORE!

TIE biggest and most pleasant ex-
curslon OIL the season will 60 to Bay
Shore, July 20th. Every one in
Rlcnmohd VINO desires a day on the
Beach h-led with delight and pleas
ure should go on this Excursion
The shepherds Band will furnish
music winch guarantees O lively oc-
casion from start to finish.
Fishing, boating bathing and 9th.
er sports will serve 10 add to the
pleasure Of the large number of pa
irons of this Excursion.
The train will leave Main Street
Station at 700 A. NJ. return leaving
Bay Shore 1880 p. M. Adults $3.50,
children under twelve years old rs
cents. Buy your tickets early ami
avoid, the rush
Tickets NAV be secured at the
Shepherds Office, 214 r. Clay St.,
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ST.; Mr.. Christie Jonathan, ST
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| Branch, Route z, Box 81. South
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WITHIN PRISON MALLS

WITHIN PRISON WALLS
Editors Note: Within Prison
Walls in this issue was written by
a young colored man, of good family
and training. who for obvious reas-
ons is Withholding his real identity
and who due to his ability. served
during a course of ten years. in
his positions Gas an inmate) one of
which has never been filled by any
other inmate of any race.
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No Reward For Betrayal.

Seldom, if ever, is a man re-
warded for betraying his fellow
inmates. The best he usually gets
is an easy job or some such token
which in itself betrays the trick he
has played. Usually such fellows
never tell the real facts, but twist
and distort things in such manner
that he causes more trouble than
the divulgence of real facts war
rant. Some administrations employ
special men to prey upon the weak
lings to report every little move
ment of their fellow-inmate and
during an experience of ten years
this writer has never seen such a
system prosper as it inevitably leads
to fights, riots and murders. The
reader will recognize that the writer
has no sympathy with such a char
acter and being for years in close
touch with the highest prison author
tiles he is convinced that even the
authorities themselves have no use
for the inmate who tries to wear
the guards uniform and perform his
duties.
(To Be Continued)
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Other Weak Spots.

While he was doing this he had
Newman securing for other weak
tpots and at such he undoubtedly
made success for one Sunday after
all the men had supped and locked
in their cells, two cells proved to
have no occupants, namely those of
Kinde and Newman. 1t proved af-
forwards that while ball game was
in progress that they had slipped
off and boldly walked into one of
the buildings having an outside ex-
posture and while the others were
enjoying the game they were busy
saving the bars from window of
an otherwise isolated building and
just at the time they were missed
when dusk was taking possession of
day they slipped out and were
never returned.
Many Failures.
Of course all attempts nor all
plans meet with the same degree
OF success as the two just related
and for every success there is a
dozen failures, some which result
in fatalities. Zip" was an idol of
the prisoners. He was all-pitcher
and one on whom the boys could
always bet their tobacco and be sure
of winning. He escaped once by a
daring scale of the walls and when
he again entered the institution on
another charge and an assumed
name he was not even recognized
until he made his own identity
clear. After he had served his
allotted time in punishment he was
again in good graces and once more
became the idol of the boys by his
proves on the diamond.
Scaled Successfully.
Having scaled the walls success
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international Crook.

Possibly just as romantic is the
experience Of two fellows whom we
will call Kinde and Newman Kinde
was an international crook-and one
who took any chance to gain his end
not even hesitating to shoot tie
policeman in getaway and for
which he was afterward caught, con-
victed and sent to Jackson prison.
AS water will find its level, crooks
in prison will find their mate of
equal skill and daring with whom
they can plan and execute further
depredations. Kinde found his pal
in Newman. During several ball
games in the yard Kinde climbed
the fire escapes of one of the build
lngs, which was permitted up TO
that time, presumably to get bet.
ter view of the game, but more
ostensibly to make mental man Of
the surrounding country.
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LIFE IN PRISON"

A vivid portrayal of actual condi-
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Descriptively describing scenes and
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CONTINUED from last week.
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"Wifhin Prison
Walls.
Wins Fame Behind Prison
Walls. Remarkable Elk.
Derience of a Brilliant
GOJOred Man.

By An Insider
reprint and publishing rights re-
served exclusively by the author.)
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Miss Beatrice
b lax , of Adj
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"Blaclxie' was high class con
man who knew the world and Thought
too we'll to be in it to remain in DUR
ance vile for long. He had a per-
sonality and domineering attitude
that easily made him leader
amongst coterie of the men and
he no sooner hit the prison than
he was planning avenues of escape.
Figured Correctly.
He figured correctly that the chief
fireman, also an inmate, would be
the one to know all the weak spots
in the prison and he singled him
out and preyed upon his magma
ton to the extent that he was will
ing to take a chance to get out and
roam the world under the ex-
perienced guidance of this master
mind The fireman told Blackie the
plans of the various cell blocks and
Blackie had him secure impressions
of the locks of the venti}ators lead
ing into the attic and with these he
made keys to fit same.
Padding the Bunk.
One evening after Blackie had
been in the prison about three
weeks he showed the fireman how
to pad his bunk to resemble a
human sleeping therein, doing like
wise himself, then when the guards
We're at the other end of the cell
block they stole stealthily out of
their cells, climbed the ladder to the
attic and with their prison made
keys unlocked the ventilator and
sneaked into the attic where they
remained until after darkness when
they cut hole in the caves of the
attic, slid down rope which they
had wound about their bodies and
were gone forever. That was nine
years ago and chances are that for
nine years they have been roaming
the world, hitting the high spots and
seeing high life in general, at least
they have never voluntarily or
otherwise come back to Michigan.
Such was the exit of "Blackie."
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Scaled Successfully.

Having scaled the walls success
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-10
FRANKIE ARACON
AND JOHNNY LEE
FIGHTING TONIGHT

frankie Aragon of this city and
Johnny Lee of San Diego will pro-
vide the fireworks for the main
event in the Legion arena at Braw-
ley tonight, topping card that
will have four rafting good scraps
for the fans.
Aragon passed up a scmi-final
scrap at San Diego Friday night
to get crack at Lee in main
event in the valley, and asserts he
will give the little FILIPINO plenty
to think about while they are in
the ring.
Lee has ben putting on some good
scraps at Brawley recently. His
fights there the past two weeks with
Kid Ontario have been such as to
keep the fans up on their feet all
the time. Johnny scored decision
each time, nothing short of ma
chine gun being able to put Ontario
out of commission.
The local boy figures he will be
able to give Lee plenty Of trouble
with his sOuthpaw style fighting.
Johnny doesn't like the southpaws
any more than any other right
handler.
A good scmi-final and two
preliminary scraps will finish out
the balance of the card.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-10
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SPORT NEWS SECTION

victories. He seemed unable 20
land the old haymaker.
Jimmy Kitty, who manages the
Fresno mauler, wanted the Adams
record to contain more CT the Eayo
announcements and he began TO in
innate that Harold couldn' It dent u
cream puff at close range.
The result-EaroId took . nice
little wager with his boss and step
ped out to register five knockouts
in a row The pugiIistic hopefuls
who were unfortunate enough to
face the new Adams were Ray Dod-
ger, out in four rounds; Joe Cor
dova, rounds; Les Pierce,
rounds; Jack Smith, = rounds; Les
Pierce, out again in 3 rounds.
Billy McGowan then came along
to hold Harold to Il draw, interrupt
ing the kayo string. Adams secured
sweet revenge for this the other
night by stopping Mac cold in the
fourth.
Local fans do not expect Adams
to hang the old Mary Anne on Har-
ry Lee as they have lot of respect
for Harry's battling prowcss. But
they do figure the boys will put up
Il whale of battle, as both are cx
pcrienced, willing, and capable of
absorbing whole lot of punish
mcnt. Adams should cause Harry
Il ringful of trouble if he can get
inside that long left that the San
Diego boy uses to ward off at
tack. Lee prefers the long range
stuff as it gives him an opportun-
ity TO slide his straight right over
but he has never been known to
decline AN invitation to mix it.
With the going in close Harold
should have an advantage as he is
exceedingly clever in employment
of the battcring attack to the mid
section.
Neither Lee nor Adams have ever
been awarded any medals for boxing
ability. They soft pedal the boxing
stuff and bill themselves as fight
Crs. If they open up here the fans
should see something worth while
in the way Of ring combat.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-10
ADAMS ANXIOUS
TO Slip HARRY
LEE KNOCKOUT

Harold Adams, who will try to up
set lIarr: Lee in the main event
on Fridays card at the FL Centre
arena, packs 1t mean wallop i'll either
mitt. as the fans who saw him flat
ten Billy MCGOWAN will testify. His
~: record, V'ch comprises uiC -
Il "attieS. =: sprinklcl With kayos
he las admin '.ero: 20 aspiring lrll
dlcwei ights.
i.lt the ''EU'chcr Boy ujl rot
always have Tic sleep producer. He
s,ar,Cd out by StoWilg Ray Dodscr
AWAY in fJd" rounds and the heavy
:. III th ther went iIto rctiromcnf.
Adams began wearing his metf down
with short, snappy, speedy punches
a Ia Harry Grcb and the next nine
men who faced him went the limit
although Adams got his share Of
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-10
BOXING BOARD IS
KEEPING RICHARD
ON ANXIOUS SEAT
By HENRY L. FARRELL
Unlted Press Staff Corresnondentl

tUnlted Press Staff Correspondent
NEW YORK. Aug. To-" Even
money and take your choice, was
the TIP passed ON Broadway today
as the ->eW York License Commit
tee was scheduled to tell Tex Rick
ard officially and finally whether
Jack Dempsey and Gene Tmncv
can meet IN the Yankee Stadium on
September l. for the world $ heavy
weight championship.
There may be reasons why the
license committee should 90 against
tie two 70 one vote Of tine Boxing
Committee fayOring the match, and
there may be other reasons why the
committee should stand on its own
feet and declare that Tunncy in
stead of larry Wills, should fight
Dempsey.
There were reports that Colonel
Phcian, chairman Of the committee.
and commander of the Fightin
Irish Goth would say to Sergeant
Tunucy of the Marines, 1--WE sol
dicrS must stick together, you can
have a license to fight
And to Dempsey, the same rumor
had if, Colonel Phclan would say.
" Out with you, You can t fight in
this state.
This would put Tunnoy in the po-
Sition Of a recipient Of a saddle
without horse
TAcr' were also rcports-which
ar" more l"gjcal-that the commit
tee will pick up the applications of
Dempsey md Tunncy for licenses,
po"dcr over them and then tell the
BOYS to come back ia two weeks.
Thc longer the commission keeps
Ric'lard from hooW;ng what his top
prices c"r be aud the longer they
can f"cp him in suspense about the
fighters l,ccuNe, the less the
chanr"s will hr that Eickard can
lull off the fight.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-10
Watching the
Score Board

Yesterdays Hero.-Larry Ben
ton, Boston Brave hurlcr, who held
St. Louis Cardinals to five hits
and won the Braves third success
sivc' shutout so
Al Simmons homer i'm the second
gave the Philadelphia Athletics u
. to | win over the White Sox.
Babe Ruth $ 36tb homer of the
season aided the New York Van
kee to beat the Tigers 9 to s. La
zcrri likewise contributed four
ply swat, with two on ahead Of him.
Walter "Lefty" Miller, colleg-
late hurler of the Cleveland In
dians, was freely hit but the tribe
defeated Washington s Walter
Johnson Z to 5. Nine hits were
made off johnson, while "Lefty'
was nicked for II safetics.
Boston 5 Red Sox bcamed the
st. Louis Browns to ), getting IS
safcties. Rigney $ three bagger in
the eighth won for the six.
Cincinnati S Reds won the second
and lost the first in 4 double head
er with the Philics. The scores
were Cincinnati 40; Philadelphia
10.
Riggs Stephenson 5 error on
Jackson 5 single to left gave the
New York Giants / to 3 win over
the Cubs.
Brooklyn suffered its eighth
straight defeat when Pittsburgh
won to 3. Petty lasted but six
innings with the Pirates.