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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-10
 CHAMPION INJURED IN AUTO ACCIDENT

R. E. Champion. s11 First avenue, who was run down and painfully injured by an automobile driven by an unknown person near Eighth street and Third avenue yesterday morning about 630 clock, is resting well at the Talley in firmary, where he was. taken, according to the authorities When questioned about the accident Mir. Champion stated he was crossing Third avenue when the automobile struck him. The driver stopped and carried him to the infirm- ary, where his woun Is were dressed. He also stated, however that he failed to ask the name of the driver. Motor Scouts Mullins and Hendricks are Investigating the accident.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-10
TROY

l Troy, January 9.-(Special) = Some
 nammoth cotton deals were pulled off There this week, when more than 1000 bales of cotton changed hands at the price of 1 40 cents per pound. The Carroll Mer-
 cantile company bought from different parties about 20 bales of cotton Key 1 Murphree, at the Troy Bank and Trust company. purchased about 300 bales from MT. Prestwood, ST. J. C. Henderson | bought POO bales from Mir Williams, who resides just over the county line in Cren- | shaw county. Figures show that over 1000 bales, aggregating more than 5000 changed hands.
 l Supervisor Of the Census D. A. Baker Of this district has charge of the work I of census taking in this county, and the enumerators are now at work gathering the data The census in Troy will be | taken by Miss Matte Pickett, Mrs. Pearl Reeves and Fred NJ Hix
 1 Sheriff s. M. Reeves was somewhat | amused at a wild request that came to 1 him from Brundidge the other night for l bloodhounds. The long distance call came in the middle of the night and the sheriff thought heinous crimes had been committed He gave out the information
 
 b.ocdhounds was at Wetumpka, and in- | formed the man phoning that he could | come at once to the scene of the crime l He then asked what was the nature of l the crime and was told that some little ] boys were worrying the sender of the message and robbing him of his nights sleep by tying some kind of device to his window or beneath the house and making blood-eurdling noise. The sheriff hung up the receiver and crawled back into | bed. That same night a long distance call went from Brundidge to Montgom- cry for bloodhounds, ani it is supposed ! that the same man was still trying to 1 get them to run down the boys who | were playing a trick on him.
 l MT. J. l.. Heron, state agent in boys 1 and girls club work of Auburn was in ! Troy this week and held a conference with County Demonstration Agent J. E. Moses in regard to the plans for club
 work in Pike county this year At the l fair last fall many favorable comments were made on the excellent showing of the pig and calf ciih .oembers Plans are Ito rush this work this year, soshat | even greater results than last year may 1 be obtained.
 ] splendid address was made Thursday night in the auditorium of the Troy high ! school by Mir. Bilheimer of St Louis. Mir 1 Bilheimer has visited Troy previously and is always cordially welcomed He is general sales manager of the Franklin Life Insurance company and while here was the guest of Hon. w B. Folmar, state agent of Alabama
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-10
UNITED STATES MAY HAVE FOOTBALL TEAM
 AT OLYMPIC GAMES
By Assoclatet- Pres,


 New York January 9.-That the United States will be represented at the Antwerp Oylnlpic games next sum- mer in certain branches of sport not heretofore participated in, appears probable, in view of early activity shown in this direction. One of the latest proposals involved the entry of an American Rugby football team in the Olympic competition which, accord ing to unofficial dates. is scheduled to be played during the closing weeks of August.
 Accordin gto Pacific coast advices, the material and partial financial backing of such an entry is available from among the players of the tni- versailles of Stanford and California.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-10
Seven Cities Want the
 Lenard-Dundee Bout
By Associated Press

New York, January 9.-Seven cities have made efforts for the titular bout between Benny Leonard, worlds light weight boxing champion, and Johnny Dundee. challenger, which was to have been held at New Haven, Conn, a week from tonight. according to announces ment at Leonard's headquarters herc
 today. Promoters in New Orleans. Providence, Boston, Canton. Ohio, Milwaukee, Jersey City and Newark. N. J., sent in offers for the contest
 when the chief of police of New Haven decided it woul abe in violation of the Connecticut state law because 1t was scheduled for 20 rounds to a decision.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-10
SUGAR SITUATION
 TO BE CONSIDERED

The Retail Grocers' and Butchers Association of Birmingham will hold its first meeting of the year at the rooms of the Civic Association Tuesday night at s o'clock
 The sugar situation and other mat ters of interest to the grocers will be discussed, and all members are urged to be present.
 The grorers are interested in an or der recently issued by the federal trade commission forbidding sales of sugar in combination with other commodities and this will be among the subjects brought up at the meeting.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-10
Troy Has Made Best
 Offer for Orphanage

W. A. Davis of Anniston, chairman or the orphanage committee of the State Baptist conference, was in Bir- mingham yesterday the only member of the committee present which had been scheduled to meet here January 3. The meeting has been postponed to January 14, to be held in Troy, the town which, so far, has made the best offer for the orphanage.
 Although MT. Davis did not express himself on the subject, it is stated by those in touch with the situation tha the acceptance of the Troy offer is i'm minent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-10
Plans for Championship
 Fight Are Continuing
By AssoeIated Prsss


 Los Angeles Cal, January 9.-De- spite lack of direct word from M Des- plans for the proposed boxing match between the Frenchman and Jack Dempsey heavyweight champion, to- day were expected to advance a step Dempsey's manager and the pro- moter who offered $400,0 purse for the contest. planned to make tenta- tive arrangements for the inter- national exhibition. Both men ex- pressed confidence that the news dis patches from France were correct and that the match virtually was cIinched
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-10
Adertiser's Golf Tourney Slated to Begin Monday
Rx Associated Pres.

Pinehurst, N. C., January D. (SpeciaI.) )-The Winter Golf League of adver Using Interests has been arriving mt Pinehurst all week on the fnstnlment plan, and special train will bring in over 100 nhem- bers and n carload of prizes to- morrow. A best ball handicap four some is scheduled for Saturday. The annual tournament begins on Mon- day. The men qualifying in divis- ions of 32 and the women qualify ing in eights.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-10
MEETING TO-DAY OF
 COMMUNITY CLUB

Dr. Andreas Bard of Kansas City will addres sthe Community club this after noon at 1 o'clock at the Southern club of the Sword and the Ploughshare." Dr. Bard Is pastor of the First English Buth
 eran church of Kansas City, and is rec ogrized as one Of thv foremost orators of the middle west He is also an author
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-10
DARTMOUTH ATHLETIC lCOUN NCIL DECLARES TWO MEN INELIGIBLE
By Associated Pres,

Hanover. N. H, January 9.-Dart-
 mouth college athletic council today
 declared ineligible for athletic compe-
 titiou Joseph T. ("Cuddy") Murphy and Guy F. Cogwell, two of the most prominet athletes in college. The ac- tion was due to participation by the men in professional football game at Cleveland, Ohio, November 2S Murphy played tackle on the Dart
 mouth eleven and Cogswel1 was an end Both also are trackmen and Mur- phy was the Greens first string base
 ball pitcher.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-10
Gus Getz Is Release
 to Little Rock Team
By Associated Pr,.s

Toledo, Ohio, January g.-Gu. Getx, third basemon of the Toledo club of the American association last season, has been released to the Little Rock club of the Southern ,x- sociaton, according to announce mcnt made here tonight Inv Roper Brcsnahnn. GeM came here from, Pfttsburg nt the beginning of inc ioi9 season in the trade in which Catcher Ed Sweeney, formerly of the New York Americans, figured.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-10
University of California
 Team Named for Olympics
;AAa
BILL INDUCTION
Rv Associated Press

Stanford University Cal, January s- A telegram urging that the all-star University of California and Stanford University Rugby team. which defeated all it's opponents in British Columbia during the holiday season, be chosen as the American Rugby representa- tive in the 1920 Olympic games was sent today by Trainer Harry Maioney to Secretary Fucker of the American Amateur Athletic Union.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-10
Receiver Appointed

R. H. Eggleston was appointed receiver for the Grocers' Baking company yester- day by Judg5 E. H. Dryer. referee in bankrultcy, and authorized to conduct the business. This concern was adjudged a bankrupt Thursday following the filing of petition in the United States court by the creditors asking that this be done.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-10

of note and mary of his writings, both prose and verse, have been published.
 All members are urged to be present and hear this distinguished visitor. who has a message for them all. Tn addition to the address of Dr. Bard, Miss Eliza beth Jordan will sing several selections which are sure to be greatly enjoyed. President James Simpson is most anxious to have full attendance today and all members are requested to bring a visitor.
 The average yearly earnings of factory workers in Australia is S625.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-10
Toledo Purchases Two
 Players From Brooklyn
By Asseeiats6 pn,,

Toledo. Ohio. Jannary s-Pnr- chase of InfieIder Louis Malone and OutfieIder Al Hickman. from the Brooklyn club, was announced to- day by Roger Bresnahnn. owner of the Toledo club of the American as- sociation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
HAVANA RESULTS

First rnee-flve and one-hnlf furlonrs-
i.unctuui % tCarnody). : to /. To- C. .
to 5. even: sherry. lo2 CMeiince). to j.
ins5. 20 TO J. S to |. to !. third. Tim.
J., Second I- rncc-iEee ana one half iurionEs-
5, to s. won: ,'ianch Small. los MAN
child ioi tCarrnody). 70 |. = TO s. !. 10
Third r;,cc--e:x furlonss-Go!ds,onc. 90
sJarreip; 3 70 / to 8; to, 5. won: Tar
second; AVON, - N%; Collins, 8 to ). /
Direct: SNyman. Mike Dixon and Allah ran.
Skiies Knob. iGI tCrumnl. LOB; 10 >.
40 / TO l.. even; second; War Spirit.
Time. llo a-5 Mess KIT. diversion. Al
rinh 5,cc.-mile and twenty Yards
3 won: Parable. lo6 tCarmody(. 10 l.
even; 80 =. second: Baly Conncii los
.Finicyl. to ]: to . TO T. third. Tim.
1915 Duke OF Shelby. Cafeteria Native
Soil. Half and Half
sixth rac"--rli!e and Gfty yn rds-Blazn-
away J OIL CCaFmodr). TO s. to ). out.
wonc. Iron Cross. II. 1o3 TNirst). TO l.
even. out. second: Great Gull los tMoun-
tan). 10 ,. to :. out. third. Time.
l:tT rs. BuCknail
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
DANCE WILL FOLLOW CAME
FINAL DETAILS COMPLETED
FOR PREP SCHOOL BATTLE
John Observation-Disclosures Itnskctbnll Con-
test Promises to lie Premier
Prep. Event


for Saturday night. Manager George
Todd has provided TO have Il dance ON
the floor immediately following the
John Marshall Raleigh basketball II
game. No one will be, allowed on the
moor except members OF the teams
playing and those invited BY the man
agcmcnt.
Raleigh High Schools basketball
team is en- route for Richmond. having
play games. They are said to be hav-
ing successful tour. which they cX-
pect TO wind up by defeating the Rich
mond boys. The Tarheel five is in tho
OF their center. who is temporarily dis
abled and may not DO able to p;,rtici :
pate in the contest.
Raleigh lost the North Carolina State
Mount. bu, this year is undefeated to
this date. having conquered Gary. Dur
ham. burlington and Rocky Mount
The North Carolini;Lns. who will ar
rive THIS morning. probably will line
right forward. Young: center. Crude u
LETT guard. hriEES; right guard. Knox
In the. event that Crudcp is unable to
play a!, Towers aL VIII jump 1T center,
4 practice scrimmage last night they
showed Il quantity OF form and spcci
as well as ability to overcome with
team; scoring twenty points ag;,ins,
against them
George Todd. manager OF tho John
Marshall team. announces he is trying
to secure use nf the Blues Arrrory floor
School and LynchburE High. TO be
played on the afternoon OF February
20. the day that the University OF Vir-
;inia plays Johns Hopkins on the same
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
Federal. RESERVE VICTORS
0NLsk AUTHENTICITY SE NI-I~I-I,

SIX baskcteers. composing the has-
ketna II team Of Federal Reserve
Bans Bans: lest night defeated the Ser-
y: W. c. 4. by The score o: ~ to 4.
the contest was a complete walkover
Tor 'hn victorious team whose for
Yards found littIe resistance from the
guards Of the Merchants team
Miss Bcale, forward for the Federal
team. again lead her teammates in
scoring. securing thirtv-on. ": the
tortT-two points made by the FEEDER
allsts. Miss Virginia Hcnshaw score Il
the remaining points for tho winners.
MISS GN,ians placing was the feature
Tor tho Merchants team.
The victory enabled the Federal
team = keen It's record OF not having
been defeated in the championship
g7mos % the women's lea gue, and
gives inc government Smployces q
sal" margin over the other teams
The line-up:
F%f"-s r. B"a'N 2: Virginia Heryh,4
~ = orc g. Main. 5 C.: Vivian Hensna -
rS MGT,i,lhe"'s-iHi lat, &; sps;rah. q:
SAhsrtrt"s -r>wt,h for Gnnan, Gillian
tGr k"ndeTr5,, Goals from court virrin,a Hon
fouIIyL-EuTE!nir 'ienshaw. !; Beale. 5: Giii:arn,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
JOHNSON WILL RETURN
NEGRO TO FACE CHARGES
AGAINST HIM IN CHICAGO
"cr nrnv!wciEht Champion Anal
,,,. mcct Jhrk Dempsey.
~ nv hasocin,cd pr.n,

NFSectUt
MENICO CITY, Jan 90
son. son, i"rmcr heavyweight puril!sti,,
e,',hpion Of The world. plans 10 return
w. INC United states al once tn fac.
charScs pending against him i'm t.hir,-
20, ascordimS to letter shown ,he
MSsociatod Press yesterday Nv Ini,,.n,
The former champion ia cnnu,i,i, ~.
can arrange legal differences in ina
10 hEht Jack DcmDscy before ,hn ,,,tr.
meets Georges Carpcnticr. of IrrYnrn
ana asserts Dempsey must me-: ni,n
before he can claim the worlds cham
pionship. '"'''"
The letter shown by the ror,po-
cnstnlpion was written by him In
Charles IT, Clync. United Statcs dIytrir.
attorney in Chicago. II said JohnsnS
would 20 TO New York by way ~
havana; arrsS;.ing through the Amer!
rah embassy here for Federal agent.
from Mr. Clynes Office to meet him l.,
Ncw YORK. johnson requested Mr.
tlyne TO give him thirty-siX hours OF
iccway after he arrived In ChIcaro 81,
that he might secure bondSmon an,i
MAKE other legal preparations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30

Cauliflower on tho floor. and Ia con-
hdent that this arrangement will be
satisfactory TO both teams
Both teams realize that tho cham
pionship OF the South Atlantic Division
practically hinges on this contest. and
each Is laying particular stress on
the referee. Neither team has lost !,
game this year. and as other teams
in tho division have been defeated
Georgetown and Washington and Lee
are considered to be the strongest con
tcstants in tho field. Reports received
here by those who have seen the re-
spcctire hvcs in action Indicate that
the game should be ono OF the closest
oet"e.n bis CUNTS played here In
years.
klcvcsahl announced that he had
settled upon referees for the prclimi-
nary contests. Arthur van Buren, will
look AFTER the game between the bank
teams. Federal reserve and Broad
Street. while Billy Gooch will rcfercn
the contest between Church Hill Athle-
Tic club and the keystone five OF
pctcrSburC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30

liolla nd and Myers. Of the Cubs, were
both players getting 5S4. Holland had
high individual game for the night
hitting the NAPLES for 222 in his sec
ond game He also had An even zoo
game. Others breaking in the charm
ed circle were: Houchins 2i5: H.
Schrocder with c1l and 200. Mcneil
with 20l.
The Cubs put in two Splendid games
AFTER mediocre start, getting 94T in
inc second game. and Sli in the night
cap. me Reds were somewhat handi-
capeo oy the nonappearancc of one ot
NERO regular men, and had to mice;
tneir spare man in the lne-up and
ne gathered the dog score OF the
night BY geetiDg but etGhty-iive pjns
IN ms hast game. However, il ia doubt
fui IL the Reds would have won either
inc second or third game with their
shGotinE like a house atirc."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
rice WARREN SELECTED
POPULAR AlUMNUS NAMED
TO COACH VIRGINIA TEAMS
Planned te Have New Mentor Look
After Football aud baseball
~ Squads.
ESPECIAL TO Tho Tin,es. Dispatchl

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch
CHARLoTrEsN LILLE. NA, Ian, 20
/ President Alderman announced tonight
that the special committee, cons lstinE
of the president. George Il. Is. Michie
rector and visitors OF the University Of
& Virginia, has unanimously elected l)r.
2 w. Rice Warren 10 the new professor
ship of physical training. Or Warren,
while having otntr dates 10 perform,
will be th" head coach OF the ioolbal II
and baseball teams and viii have final
authority and responsibility Tor ihtSe
William Rite Warren is a native Of
Harsisonburs, Va. where ne attended
the public school. He began his grid
ginia- playing on tho teams OF 'Oi and
.o5 In the f. OF 'V6 he made his debut
As footb,! c0acn At WoOdhcrry
Forest, one OF the leading preparatory
schools OF the state. located near Or
engei Va From Woodtcrry he went 20
Randolph Macon College. where he act
ed as director OF athletics for five seS-
sions- coaching foot bail. baseball and
baskethn!i While at Ashland he
in both football and baseball.
studied Medicine at University.
ine5dentallE, ne "on his bachelor OF
arts degree and IN the fall Of 1917 re-
turned TO the University OF Nirg mia
TO study medicine. That year he was
assistant coach OF the Virginia eleven
following yea. he was made head coach.
During the sessions OF 1914 and 1915
he acted AS assistant coach and aided
materially II developing the strongest
eleven that has ever represented the
Orange and Hiue-a team which de
feated Yale; 10 20 q. ana fortniFh;
later kept Harvard from crossing its
goal line, The CriirSon winning. 10 o,
Captain NAhan k;cN!ug three field
goals ~ no t:iuc during the 1915 sea-
son was Ni-sina's goal line crossed.
The Eri6iron season OF 1916 found War
rem al the University OF South car
olina- Since then hr has been head
physician and general director OF ath-
leticS at Woodbury. Forest.
Warren Competent scholar.
While a student at Virginia. Warren
ranked high in bis studies and Was u
member OF several fraternltieS and rib
bon societies. He served one term as
president OF the General Athletic AS
sociation. He Won his degree in the
medical school IN the spring OF 1916.
Or. "arren possesses ii splendid
knowledge OF the Sriti.yon game. and
has krack OF knowing hoy to iInpart
his ideas. No other Virginia alumnus,
perha ps. has met with more success as
football coach. AND Il IS believed that
his selection VII meet with the APP
provSl Of alumni OF the institution.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30

NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

First raes--thr.. furionxs--John : Rear
don II: 'IToller}. 10 ;. TO D. to =.
won: Tut. H. trorrlnsionl. !. 10 /. : 10 J.
70 l. second; No Foe;iar. ~ ButwsiD,
Aoeri Maud!e Wilson. I.~eh i.cvon. Tenlte
Second r.c.-sir ;urionEs Young Adam,
Won VTAr Win Vim to 70 s
14tto ~ 70 .. s~ests.t iI!&enl IL: lS7
CWidal. 10 . To -. A.tc. s third Time.
1:1s3-a Jae0. Ore'i&o Giasstui O'LOno-
van, kSttA H.. Alex Geiz ran.
fp Ihita 5Acsrsi1 fn,l9nss. wendy. 1o5
Ira Wilson. 10 CBuItonj. II 10 l. , to t.
10 !, th!rd Time. LIS is Rally B"ll
Jean RuIiant. h!rah. YAphaniI FLYING
" ntsi,,,t SommoraH ~ Nd. Ktse ran ,o,
Liberty. SIS (Stact). 10 TO l. to
neeund: Aniicip.,-. - tWida). 70 to l.
10 az /" o thira Time, l:if25 MAJ
Firth r,ee-inl!e ana sir,een,ii-pic,or.
Romeo. is3 (widal S to ]. 3 20 4 out
second Rainbow G:rI. - (Sulliy4ni. - Ia
I. 20 /. out. third. Tim.. 1855 as Drum.
siIth rae.-rn.ie and on siSteen,h-sun
God. loS ,Stacf) }. TO ?. .Vcn. 70 g won.
Cobalt Lass lot tEichcreelb. ~ to 10 9
TO s: out. second Cerinus: lt7 Noylc) 10
Dercaz, fodder. Graniee ran.
AattoI los trhuf,er) to I. 10 ''''s :
70 8. wor; Ben liam BISON. II. tBurIel :
Ira t1zyior>. TO ?, even. to .. th.rd,
Time s:o7 b-rteiano, avery. '"ruii'bo.
Eronnrr ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
REFEREES FOR BIG QUINT
GAME PRACTICALLY ASSURED
Cauli1owcr and Dsbnon Both Probably
WIN he on FloO~ -firorEctnwn
Plays Washington ant Lee

Announcement was made last night
10y Raymond II. Elcvcsahl. chairman of
the games committee of the Richmond
sports Association. that he practical
~ had completed arrangements for the
officials Of the GcorEslo Nlsnini;-
ton an Lee basketball zane, which
viii take place in the Blues Armory
Monday night ConSiIcrtotc Discus
sion has taken place among the man
ayers or the contendinC teams in re-
gard 10 this matter. Georgetown de-
srcs TO have Jimmy Caulinowcr, OF
Washington, referee ,he encounter.
Washington and Ice will be satisfied
with Frank Dobson. director Of athlct-
les 1T Richmond College. klcvesah,
intends TO have both Dobson and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
l1andcar Carries Fans
to Basketball Contest

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
GREENSHtRG. md, Jan. 20
Rnthcr than miss basketball
game ut Hope Friday night, several
basketball fans OF Hurnry made the
trip there on hnndcsr. The fey
CONDITION of the automobile travel
Ing WIS dangerous so they pressed
tho hHndrar into service. Ilurncy
High school and Hope High School
were tho contestants and the latter
won. 36 to n.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30

American Nationals quint continued
is march 20 the championship in the
Banking Mems Basketball League last
night by winning from the First Ma
tional five by the score OF 10 TO l6 in
one of the closest and hardest fought
games OF The bank season. The con-
test was played IN the Blues Armory
gymnasium. and the structure was
packed with roOters FOR both teams
There was more snap and dash dis
PLAYED in this game than any Yet
staged by the bank teams and the
playing of both sides brought applause
time after time. First National fought
a desperate battle. realizing that n de-
feat would place them out OF the
running for the championship. and the
boys from the Skyscr:tper put uD a
stiff battle and caused the fast Amcri-
can puint 70 exert every ounce of
superb defensive work on the par,
Of the guards OF both teams resulted
IN the close score. Forwards. who
have run wild on the floor in previous
games. found Il almost impossible to
MERGE, the defense put up by the guards
and the highest number Of goals gar
nered by any single player was two
brown, forward for the American five.
lead IN the scoring Of the evening with
five goals from court and three foul
shots. Carter lead the losing ourfit
With four goals from court
The score
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
JOHNSON FLEES no EUROPE,
AETEN WHITE SLAVE I.II.uc,

CHICAGO. Jan. 29.--Jack johnson
ned to Europe In 1914 after he had
been sentenced TO year In a Fodcrni
prison and fined $1,000 on a charge OF
violating the white slave law lic WA
ont on bond pending now trial on
some OF the counts and rcscntcnccd on
Charles T.. Clyne. Federal s,s,-rc,
attorney, who prosecuted johnson.
would not comment upon the profa
reception or Johnson should he follow
to chicago and face the charges