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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1920-07-10
RITA D. MIL.LAR,
County Auditor.
\ fHE DISTRICT COURT or THE
SEVENTH JUDICIAL COURT OF
THE safe OF NEVADA, IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF MINERAL.

SEVENTH JUDICIAL COURT OF
THE safe OF NEVADA, IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF MINERAL.
Pc.eg Fox Plaintiff VS., J. A. barry
Defendant
Notice OF Sheriff's jiale on Foreclosure of
Mortgage 6
Under ard by Virtue OF decree of fore
closure and order OF sale. issued ont of the
Seventh Judicial District Court of the STATE
II Nevada, in and for the County of Mineral.
GA the 9th day Of May 1920, in the ahovo.ru-
titled action. wherein Peter Fox the above
named plaiatlf, obtained a Judgment and de-
cree against :. A. Barry, The abosenamcd
Defendant which said decree was on the asth
day q June, 1920, recorded ia Judgment Book
''ne q said Court on Page %
I avn commanded 10 sen all that certain ros,
nj Rersoaal property more parteslaily
oiinded aud described As follows, so-.g.t
One steel gallows franz ono IS horse power
Alamo Engne:about 500 feet 81 inch steel
( cable; two ore buckets Of about 1900 pounds
capacity; aboni $50 feet Of six inch air Pipe /:
ne No9 Sturevant 10 inch air blower two
100 gallon water tanks one 100 gallon gasp
inc tank about ioo feet Of steel rails IL
y. one ore car; Two trucks; one blacksmith,
shoy and all blacksmith tools. vi tin lore
soiog being situate on tie Mohawk Rescrva.
fior and the Mohawk Annes mining CLAIMS.
n tue Murds or Unknown Mining Aisttqcs abtv.
~ niles northeast Of Thorne, Mineral
COUNTY Nevala. Also an undivided one.lalf
= Interest in ara 10 the Mohawk Rosctva
ter. Mohawk Annex, Mohawk Annes Naf
No l. Mohawk Extension Ne. ,, Coldiield
Reserve alton, Portland NJ +. Portland No.
Portland No. ;. Portland No. 4. Portland No.
and Portland No.a or Fraction. lode min
iag claims,all beng situate in the Munds az
Unknown MINIS District. about az miles in
Northeastern direction from Thorue. Min.
sral County, Nevada together with all and
singular the teuements hereditaments and an
aaftenances thereunio belonging Or II any
wise appcftairing, aud the rents issues and
prcfts, thereof
Therefore; Notice IS hereby given. that on
h 2oth day OF luly.aA. d. 1920, at o'clock
?, NJ OF sad day. in front OF the Court
{opse. in The said County ofMineral. 4 will
obedience to said order of sale and decree
ii foreclosure, sell The sbovedeseyibed prop
srty, Of SO much thereof as may be NECESSARY
70 satisfy plaintiff judgment, with interest
thereon and costs, TO The highest and best
'dder, Tor cash, in lawful money OF tho United
States OF America
in WITNESS THEREOF, / have here.
INTO SUBSCRIBED my name, this ruedH ETAH
into subscribed my name, this 9th day of
July. 1920.
+. u. BAI.zAR.
sheriit c. Mineral County, Nevada
Frss> publication, July TO- 1920.
Last publication, July - 1920
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1920-07-10
FOURTH OF JULY AT NINA

The best celebration that has ever
been staged in Nina was enjoyed by
most of the population OF Hawthorne
and other towns in the vicinity and
Tonopah
The celebration started on the az
ternoon of the Fourth with a base
ball game between Hawthorne and
Tonopah. The core was . 10 II in fav-
or o. Tonopah.
Following is the program carried
out. on the Fifth:
Barrel race: Contcs tants driving
the cars in and out between barrels
without touching barrels in shortest
time.
Contestants. /. b Spencer, Jack
Betty and L. w Whiting. Prizes
LIST SIS. End $50 and 3rd $500 l.. B
Spencer won lst prize,
Flag race Flags placed on posts
along tracks at certain intervals. d iv-
- VI vi , -cbuSSO ~ diiHS tdl ~ pOSt,
take flag from side of road, put in
post at other side OF road get in car
and go to next posts
Contestants Jack Clark. L. B.
Spencer, Arthur Betty, Fay Baker,
Winner was Jack Clark OF Nina.
Girls race-won by Dothy White.
Prize $500
Sack race by Bob Oveman OF
Thorne. Prize $500
Captain Whiting and Earl Murphy
lied in the high jump contest, the $40
prize being split between them
In the afternoon Tonopah met Nina
IN blue rock shoot Nina captured
he SIS purse. which was divided
among the marksman.
In the 100 yard dash Ben Hugg of
fonopah won lst place, Earl Muir
ply was second and Dan Mcleod, Of
Yerington 3rd
The baseball game between Tono-
pah and Nina was close. In the begin
ming the score was tied. At the be-
ginning of the lasthalf Oh the 9th the
score was 7 to in Gavor of Tonopah
and all hopes for our Nina hosts was
lost when out o the ranks rode Ben
iamin Harrison Smith, some times
known as Smithy to the bat and he
Knocked out a fly which brought the
two men who were on bases in and
himself making home run. Every
body as speeches. and remain so up
to date. Three Tonopah men sustain.
cd broken fingers.
There was a part motion picture
show early in the evening At $50 the
dance stated. A 4 piece orchestra
from Tonopah furnished the music.
All report good time.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1920-07-10
AupIroE NOTICE

Roci u smas Co.. RoeRiana.
NN SD soc csaHIdo nlant,mul
aut equipment sz4oaa Tax. s5use
STATE N5yadz.
ceon' oi sirera
T. "a d AiHae. County Audi.a. IN aud
for Coaats 81 AiaVfal, state oi Nevada,
do 10 oy esrti ou ,as foregoing is true
COPY all las dethquinelcs OF saia Mineral
Coauj where fag delinquent tax exclusive
OF 20 taxes, exceeds the sum % three nun.
dred llaF
AUDITORS NOTICE
10 ae above oafaed Delinquent .szpayer
and Il al owners OF OK claimants 70 The real
estate and Improvements thereon. or improY.
ments aen assessed separately or personal pre-.
petty le ts.es upon which have been charged
agains. The owners OF real estate OF ether
wise. chen tbs amount OF delinquent tax.
czelaa,e OF poll tg..eb AMI penalties, exceeds
the seA OF $500 as above described you are
hereby notified thar under aad b. virtue OF
IN ael Of the Legislature al the stai, OF Ne
Yada. fentited an ae; TO provide revenue ies
the naport Of the general government Of the
State ei Nevsda.approved March %, 1891,
and ,he acts ameudators Thereof
have this day deposited with the
District Attorney in and 10. the Couaiy q
Mineral, State Of Nevada. list OF the above
described property ON which tho delinquen.
iax exclusive OF poll tax and penalties es.
,eeds tho sum of $500. 0naud unless the dc.
'inagent taxes therein specified are paid -
ihe treasurer as cx.officio Tax receiver wi,ha
20 days Of the date oi publication o; tsis
'otics. action VIII be commenced By the
aIorcsad District Attorney Tor The collection
Of said taxes and costs
Witness my hard and ntfical seal at my
oihcc ~ tin town Of Hawthornr this it,h
ny % fune, 1920
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1920-07-10
a-S66
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
COAL ENTRY
Serial No. 0lI3s4



Land Office a; Carson City, Nevada
June 2e. 1920
Notice is hereby given that Leslie Albert
Lee Green, Of Reno. County OF Washoe. State
q Nevada who, on the 9th iay OF September.
1929, filed in this Office Coal Declaratory
Statement, Serial No. oii354 for the
VIZ E.Is Of Section IS, Township S North.
Range 81 East, NJ. D. NJ, has this day filed
IA this Office, Application to Purchase. Serial
No. oll3S4 said land under the provisions OF
sections 2543 to 2Ss2, L. S. Revised Statutes.
LNny ard all persons claiming adversely the
laads described. or desiring to objec, for any
reason TO the entry thereof by applicant, should
file their affidayi,s Of protest in this Office dur.
ms the thirty-day perio of publication i'm.
nediately following the first printed issue Of
tbs notice
MINNIE l.. BRAY.
Register
First publication, July 10. 1870
Last publication. August 10. 1921
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1920-07-10

Moving Pictures In Recks
In n book a Minneapolis man has Ia
vented for childrea pictures ~ animals
jump out in n Efeiisse HNeHNes as Inc
pNgrS ara turned.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1920-07-10
Items Of Local Interest

Miss Dorothy Tomlin and Mrs.
VanEvery of Thorne visited the
Golden mine last Thursday. They
were lowered down the shaft and
shown through all the dips, spurs
and angles and. as Miss Dorothy
said, they had "one fine old time. I"
As yet nobody has applied for the
Hawthorne postoffice. Come on,
you patriots. and take the exami-
!, nstion. Here's chance to serve
Uncle Sam board yourself and hear
the community kick.
Frank Barlage returned Friday
from Nina. He will remain here
about month.
Mrs. Marie Connolly and chill
dren Of Nina are visiting friends in
Hawthorne.
The automobile vandal is abroad
in the land. During the week some
thief stripped the automobile of
G.. w. Rockwell of all its tires.
The machine was at the Rockwell
ranch, about mile from the main
road. Sheriff Balzar is on the trail
of the thief.
The report goes that many showed
signs oil having gathered at the flow
ing bowl at the Fourth of July cele-
bration in Nina.
Bernicc Castanos, formerly Oh Haw-
thorne, was released from the State
Orphans Home on May "a, 1920.
She is living in Reno.
While watching the ball players
practice before the game between Nina
and Tonopah on the 5th, Mrs. Harry
Wiley was struck in the Moot by a
piece of bottle which had been broken
by a wild bali. An artery was sever
ed and it was necessary for the doc
tor TO take several stitches. Mrs.
Wiley is getting along nicely, but she
was obliged to forego one of the best
dances given in Nina.
c. R. Gilkey came to town after
Doctor Davis last Wednesday after
noon to wait on Mrs G.ilkey, who is
quite ILL., Tho doctor says she is on
fha road IN recovery
Joe Jones and Mike Fitting are in
Nina experimenting the shipment of
car Of ore from Garfield to Nina.
Deputy Sheriff Jack Hammil,
brught Sam Weathers the Indian who
killed an Indian doctor at Queen some
time ago, to Hawthorne where he is
waiting preliminary hearing
Chalcs Evans has announced his
intention of running for Congress sub
ject to the democratic primaries and
the general election
J. Fl. Miller and his son, II. A. Mill
er left on Tuesday for Los Angeles.
He will go from there to Mexico to
inspect two big mines, To get there
it will be necessary to ride rs miles
on horseback.
Most everybody and his great aunt
went to Nina for the Fourth. The rest
OF us spent the day picnicing at the
lake and had very enjoyable time.
+. B. eBalzar returned to Tueday
from trip to Reno.
Miss Mildred Dondero who has
been visiting her aunt in BridRep ort
returned to Hawthorne on Tuesday.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1920-07-10
OHIO GOVERNOR WAS
A PRINTERS DEVIL

l870-Born at Jacksonville, Ohio.
l889-Reporter-devil on a Day
ton paper.
1S98-Bought the Dayton Daily
News.
le03-Bought Springfield paper
and formed News League of Ohio.
l90o-Began first of two terms
in congress.
19l3-Governor of Ohio.
1ol5-Defeated for governor by
frank B. Willis.
1o17-Defeated Willis and began
second term as governor.
lolo-Began third term as gov
crnor.
lo20--Nominated Democratic
candidate for president.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1920-07-10
DAYTON BEGINNING TO
TO DISPLAY ACTIVITY

Dayton is beginning to show signs
OF renewed activity following the an
nounccmet of mine development plans
III that vicinity, according to George
+. feurinan OF the city. who is visit
ing in Reno, accompanied by Ills wife.
He says the Carson river mills arc an
ticipating a busy season.-Gazettc.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1920-07-10

First puhlioa,ion, July 10, 1920
Last 9ublicaticn. August 10. 1920
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1920-07-10
Beginning Another Chapter.

A woman WAS SO fond of pets that
when death overlook hor 10-year.old
eat she wns not long in getting young
kitten TO fill the place of pnss. Where
upon her small neighbor gravely car
ried the news 10 his mother that the
woman was starting another cat"
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1920-07-10
NEW MINES OPENING
IN DISTRICT AT NINA

New mines are being opened in the
Nina and Marietta districts daily. ac-
cording to c. f. Noble, mining oper-
ator of Nina, who is visiting Reno for
few days. He says miners can find
work there at anytime and mitch de
velopment work has been planned
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1920-07-10
First Overhead Trolley

The first practical overhead trolley
line was built in Kansas CITY in 1854,
in which double overhead conductors
were used. with a trolley wheel riding
on the top of the wire.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-13

, A physical instructor in search for
athletic material, will pass by the men
with the knotty. hard. corded muscles.
Men with such muscular development are
muscle bound" They have plenty of
hardened muscle, but little useful
strength.
it is an old and established fact in
boxing that no man with a heavy sup
ply of hard muscles ever made good
fighter, for man developed like that
cannot hit with speed.
The strength that lies In Kuth's shout
ders and back is apparent from the mas
siveness OF IL. not from muscles that are
knotty and bulging. He has the physical
equipment OF great athletes. The won
der men Of competitive sport are built
like Ruth, or Ruth Is built like they
are.
Ruth at one time had ambitions to be-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-13
Champ Starts West
to Pitch Camp for
Labor Day Battle
Dempsey Disregards Friday
Jinx and DepdrtS-RGteS
MiSke Tough Customer.

NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-This day-Fri-
day, the 13th-means very little appar-
emily in the life of Jack Dempsey. for
he designated it as getaway day for
Benton Harbor, Mich, where he is scbed-
uled to meet Billy NIiske, st. Paul heavy
weight, in a ten-round no-decision con-
test there Sept. 6.
Dempsey was scheduled to start for
Chicago late today and from there will
go to the Michigan resort to wind up
his training in the arena where the bout
will be held.
Dempsey is in the very finest cOndi-
ton. Whatever may be said of him he
can not be charged with not having
trained faithfully for his fights. He Is
ready now to step in and make hard
fight of any encounter.
Considerable respect for Miske is in
the analytical mind of the heavyweight
champion-more than when the match
was made.
Folks who have been feeling sorry for
the Minnesota man and arguing that he
is set-up for Dempsey, probably will
be astonished to learn that Miske stands
a good chance of outweighing the cham
pion when he faces him. His long lay
off while be recovered from an illness,
served to build his weight from around
It's to 1856
Dempsey was not able to put the st.
Paul heavy on the floor in their Two
meetings.
After the bout in Benton Harbor the
champion may 20 direct 10 Boston. Pro-
moters there are angling for his serv-
ices on oct 1. And chances are they
Will get him.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-13
HOLSTERS GRAB :
EDGEIN HEAVY
MILLER SERIES
Tribe Hopes to Put Cantillon-
ties to Rout in Remaining
Four Games.
lis SCORE OF OPENER

MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. 13.-Jack Hen
bricks Indians were happy today oper
the fact that they started their final trip
west with a victory over the Millers
yesterday and they were out to grab an
other game this afternoon.
With the honors In one contest slowed
away the HoOsiers have visions of cop
ping about three out of the remaining
four in this series and if their pitching
holds up they feel confident Of doing
that very thing.
There wasn't much Boosting to be
done after their 11-to-S win yesterday.
but the fact that they won 1t is enough
for the Hoosiers to get by on and unless
Joe Cantillon shows some tight pitching
he's going to see his Millers mauled
properly and decisiYely
1t was q wild game yesterday and for
time there was danger that>the Aillers
frame, but a catch by Rehg finally ended
the turmoil 10 time to give the Hen
dricksmen the days glory.
Whitehouse hurled for the Tribe. and
he was erratic, but he could AFFORD 10
let down a little because the Minneapolis
pitchers were having a terrible time.
James opened On the mound for Cam
tillOn, but decided he wasn't right after
a few innings of effort, so he gave way
TO Hovlik The second local hurler was
age, he left the mound in favor Of
Schauer, who was not much better.
The Indians collected twelve hits
against thirteen by the AIillers, but the
Hooslers got the more walks and the 10
calls committed the more errors. There
was no question about it being wild
game under these circumstances, ana the
1000 fans present were kept jumping
throughout the fracas.
When the Millers started their ninth
inning rally and the Tribe defense
cracked. Jack Hendricks rushed Paul
Jones out to warm up, but before Paul
got ready Rehg came through with his
game-ending catch. The misplays that
helped the Millers in the ninth We're COM
lnitted by Whitehouse, Wolf and Henline.
Zwilling got back in the game, but
didn't stay for the finish because Of his
weak ankle and Kores was used again.
to remain at the hotel.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-13
A. B. C.'s Speed Up for
Important Series Here
With Bacharach Giants

After closing their st. Louis series
with a to victory over the Giants OF
that city yesterday, the A. b. C.s will
open up a big round of games with the
Bacharach Giants Of New York, at Nun
Gle, tomorrow, and then the two teams
will come to indianapolis for a double
header Sunday and single games Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Bacharach Giants probably will
give the Taylor team its hardest home
series of the season and followers of the
A. 3. C.'s are preparing to give their
favorites plenty of vocal support In the
twin bill Sunday.
The Giants trimmed RUDE Fosters
team Thursday and they viii be on edge
for a fast series here.
The Bacharach outfit has the greatest
collection Of negro ball players In the
east, among them being Cannon BALI
Redding and "Stringbean' Williams,
pitchers. Lundy, shortstop, and Handy,
second sacker, also are rated high In
their positions and the Giants outfield-
ers are said to be of the smuggling type.
Manager Taylor has his A. B. C.'s 60
ing better now than at any time this
season and they are anxious to get back
home and display their speed against
the crack New Workers..
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-13
REDS BACK IN
NATIONAL LEAD
Races in Both Big Leagues Elk
cite Fans.

Tightening Of the races tn the Amer
lean and National leagues has begun TO
attract as much attention as Babe Ruth's
batting average The fans generally had
been too interested IN watching the
Yankee star compile fogr-ply swats that
they had forgotten the primary object
OF organized basebal-.O win a cham
piOnship.
The battle In the older circuit Is much
closer and none OF the eight clubs has
yet been counted out Of the running.
Only eighteen games separate the pace
maker, Cincinnati. aud the last place
Phillies
The champion Reds and the ex-cham-
pion Dodgers have been alternating ia
the lead for several days, the former re-
suming the top position yesterday By
virtue OF defeating Boston. 10 Q, while
the erratic Cubs dOwned Brooklyn, s
TO !. This g re Cincinnati lead OF but
half game. while the fast-c0ming re-
iuvenated Giants are but two games be-
hind the Dodgers.
Pittsburg is trailing the Giants by
three games. The Cubs are a game and
half behind PittsburG: 81. Louis two
games behind Chicago; Boston half a
game behind 81. Louis, aud Philadelphia
i've and a half games behind the Cards.
The sudden increase Of Kid Gleason's
pitS hing star Dy 100 per cent has given
the White Sox new lease OF life IN
the American league and put the cham
pions In the running. The Sox were do
Ing fairly well with only Cicotte aud
Williams going good. but the practically
ualooked for effectiveness OF fAber and
Kerr has resulted IN the white Sox slip
ping into second place.
Cleveland. the early season favorlte
continues to show the way, despite the
loss Of three straight 10 the Yanks
The Ohioans have an edge OF one game
on Chicago, with New York but half
game behind the White Sex ST. Louis IS
a poor fourth, fourteen and a half games
IN the rear Of New York. The other four
clubs appear to be hopelessly out OF It.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-13

upon to throw nine innings OF real hat
lie In the face Of any club.
The veteran, Chick Avery, who has
pitched good bah for years. will be on
the Hill for the Telephone nine. WITH
Bold on the receiving end Of the string
Jones and Hamilton have worked most
for the Commercial league champions.
and they probably will be the battery
choice tomorrow
Gaalema's Premier Motors should have
everything their way against the Indf-
annapolis odd Fellows. champions of the
Fraternal league, at Brookside.
'rhe odd Fellows are a hard fighting
bunch, but they have not shown the base
ball ability that the Motor league champs
have uncovered throughout the season.
Besides being able to clout the bali, the
Premiers play tho field In fine style and
their pitching stan, composed OF Elmer
Brown, Carl Adams and Rabbit Red
man, Is formidable.
Terrence will throw the curves for the
odd Fellows with either Redman OF
Adams Oh the mound for the Premiers.
Brown having performed his weeks duty
against the Marmons Wednesday.
South side fans are clearing their
shouting tubes In preparation for that
Tiger Rupp game scheduled at Garfield
Sunday. Players who have been holding
the local amateur spotlight for several
years Will be seen In action In the big
south side "grudge" game and show
with ali sorts of fancy trimmings is
expected.
II the Rupps succeed in downing the
Tigers they will go after the South Side
Turner's, who have proven their supe-
riority over the Trojans, the only Indian
apolis team that has defeated the Tigers
this year.
The Boys Club Cubs win meet the
Indianapolis Cubs on Garfield diamond
No. at IL 80; Rupp Midgets win meet
the Willard Triangles on Riverside dia-
mond No. at $3.50, and the Military
Mdgets will meet the Oliver Midgets on
Brookside diamond No . at 3 80 Sun
day afternoon in the Indianapolis
Junior league At this time the Boys
club and Military Midgets are tied for
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-13
Walkin' The Babe

The stands were packed and Babe was
up,
They'd come to see the fun;
But the catcher jumped ten feet out
side
"BALL ONEw
The rOoters rose in angry waves,
They raVed and ranted 'Boo!"
But tho pitcher smiled sicixly smile
BALL TWOI"
They settled back in glum despair.
In hushed despondencyi
As his UmpshiD spread his arms out
wide
BALL THREEi"
"He walks again-Eee-what's the
use'?-
Hes got no chance at alI!"--
just then an outcurve failed to break
G0ODBY BALL!
Cleveland News.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-13
Canadian Boxers Gt
OLynlpics May Come
Under YdYsk Protest
RuntOrs of Professionalism to
Be Sifted - Opening Pro
gram Sunday Announced.
BY HENRY FARRELL.
United Press STAFF Correspondent.


ANTWERP, Aug. 13.-The eligibility
of several of the boxers entered in the
Olympic tournament by Canada may be
questioned by the American commission,
1T was learned.
The committee is investigating charges
of professionalism being circulated re
garding some members of the Canadian
boxing team and If facts uncovered war
rant action formal protest will be
fled against their participation.
The American commission denied enl-
phatically reports they would protest
the eligibility of Mari Thompson, the
crack Canadian huHler
The Americans, along With the Swedes
and the Italians, trained today in the
public parks. The stadium was closed
and viii not be reopened until the dedi
cation ceremonies saturday. The Off
Cial program Cor Sunday, the opening
day of the games, was announced today
Javelin THROW: 300 meter dash. first
series; S00-meter run; javelin throw,
finals; 100-meter dash (semi- fnals) 400
meter hurdles America still led the
field today with forty seven points, Nor
den and Belgium tied With twenty-seven.
The other teams stood: France, nine
teen; Holland, eleven; Brazil. three and
Greece, three.
Sweden yesterday won the finals Of
the 1T0-kilomeler bicycle races by the
time CT hours 40 minutes 1925 sec
onds. South Africa was second and
FGsnce third The king and queen Of
Belgium. Prince Leopold and Princess
Marie are expected 10 arrive Sunday.
They will remain until Tuesday.