Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-28
IS i WANDERE:R
 |ALL HIS CLASS
, Has Visited Many Since He Left in
 1913

1fIllCl
 world, lives up to his ex-
 tsrmination to return to
 $ and surrender himself
 prities within the next few
 action will terminate a
 of wandering through
 mes. Johnson who had
 ,ted of violating the
 slipped out of the United
 ,ly seven years ago. lie
 sentenced at Chicago to
 vear and one day in pris-
 nav a fine of $1,0oo, but
 d his bail and after evad-
 Neral authorities, landed in
 June, 1913.
 bhnson left Chicago he
 a journey which brought
 eh most of the European
 American countries. Dur
 1;od nf wandering Johnson
 Russians in the mysteries
 e and boxing, appeared in
 in English music halls,
 IS in Spain and Mexico.
 hampionship title to Jess
 Havana, Cuba, and took
 er 100 ring fights in sev-
 of the two hemispheres.
 e war broke out in Europe
 nd his white wife were in
 Iussia. Aided by some mili-
 ds the pair secured places
 last train leaving Moscow
 lest They passed through
 | Germany and crossed the
 frontier finally reaching
 ter Johnson went to Eng
 thence to South America.
 enos Aires he returned to
 ere he lived for some two
 last summer Johnson arriv- xico via Cuba and up to a
 s ago was a resident of ty. hut of experiences as a fu- soon conclude, according In statement with a return tited States as he desires to |ome again no matter what Int the courts of justice may ] him. With this object | Johnson is, expected to ar within a short time from Z with the intention to sur to the federal officials at E to late advices from Aus hnge round in the Da- l z tlonal tennis matches
 sye played in New Zea- not in Australia as in re- z No reason is given for E of venue, but it is stllls country that the cen made with the idea of greater interest in ten zealand. It may be, how here is some understand | lthe two colonies regard
 lt
 ting of the cup series
 time. kon as yet to state what "a shift will have upon I the winning nation in nary rounds or ties of up series. It is more ousand miles from Aus 1 w Zealand, the trip re- three days by steamer. re red probable that should states win the right to straliasia for the trophy pfellmlnaries next sum team will sail direct ! clfic coast to Australia, e Tor a period and then ew Zealand for the chal- to rowing, baseball, K athletics and other Us, intercollegiate rival De extended to the polo acton at several east les indicates the adop- as an intercollegiate Tell already has organ ana IS preparing to le IS seeking a stable of prospective Harvard akln!g lessons in horse , Princeton is expected nile at West Point the avs been popular among nent for intercollegiate ut of the war depart endorsement of the ctlon to the game pre- been largely one of ex. IS . s is obviated b ythe de- Tier to furnish mounts It where playing fields facilities are available. yard, 7 Princeton and Cor tliiery units of the R. Will obtain this federal or polo ponies may de- ent ot the college teams. n l.. E. Stoddard, the 'wbrook player, is en- obtain in Texas q group req for the polo field ]. C: Goetz. comraandant !, rd K. o. T. C., has been sa o'a,n army ponies in u horses for Harvard's 5 get the ponies we will b.. n to plan for a team" Goetz in discussing the IT intercollegiate compe- s Tn favor of the college loSnlng a league.