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Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-09
Next Friday Will }
BeBig Boxing Day
Benny Leonard and Jimmy
Wilde to Get in Action
Other Fights Carded.

Friday, January IA, is rcd-letter
day for boxing, giving the sport q
big impetus to start the new year
Benny Leonard and Jimmy Wilde,
two champions, will be in action, as
will several former champions and
number of aspiring titleholders.
New York and London hold the
center of the sportlight for the day,
the former with the nard-Ritchie
Mitchell decision bout and the latter
with the battles between Jimmy
Wilde and Pete Herman and Battling
Levinsky with Bombardier Wells.
Mitchell is a much >improved box
err since his original meeting with
Leonard about three years ago and
if there is anybody in the lightweight
division today who might upset the
champion, the Milwaukee fighter is
fancied to do it. Naturally, Leonard
is the. quoted favorite, but a lot Of
wise fight followers are stringing
along with Mitchell in the belief he
had enough of chance to justify
taking large gobs of money on the
short end. -.
Two other features distinguished
the fight. Leonard will receive $40,-
600 for his end-more money than
John L. Sullivan and James ]. Cor
bett received, together, when they
fought 80 years ago for the heavy
weight title-and Mitchell gets $2O,-
000-Inore than either Sullivan or
Corbett received. The other feature
is that the show is conducted by
executive committee for devastated
France with Miss Anne Morgan,
Mai. Arthur Woods and Louise
Stoddard as members.
Wilde rules heavy favorite in
London to, win over Pete Herman,
while the odds in this country also
favor Wilde. The sentiment is grow
ing that Herman is nearing the end
Of his pugilistic career and the opin-
ion is general that Wilde will trim
him. It's a toss-up as to Levinsky
and Wells. Only a question which
one falls frst-he'll never get up.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-09
Dan Howley Is Cobb's
Choice for Coach Of
Tigers Next Season

New York, Jan. ESPECIAL -
Manager Ty Cobb of the Tigers has
engaged Dan Howley to coach the
Detroit Salabaters next season.
Howley acted in that capacity with
Frank Navin's team in 1919. Last
season he managed the Hartford
club of the Eastern league and Jack
Combs was Hughey Jennings first
assistant.
Howley's return to the Tigers
means that Coombs' career as a
member of the team is at an end
and it probably means the passing of
that famous figure from the profess
sion, as the one-time star pitcher is
not likely to receive an offer to join
big league club next year, and even
if he did it is not likely that he
would accept the proposition.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-09
Pawnshops Here Searched
For Gems Taken in Missouri

Omaha detectives are searching
pawnshops for valuable gems be-
lieved to- have been, pawned here
by Jack Coleman, arrested Saturday
night, who confessed to Detective
Moran of Kansas City that he had
assisted in robbing the home of Mrs.
|. w. Jones, society matron, on
Roanoke drive in the Missouri town
two weeks ago.
The robbers bound and gagged
Mrs! Jones and an automobile sales
man who was selling her linou-
sine, threw them into the basement
of the Jones home and stole $4,000
worth of jewelry and sealskin
coat worth 81 500.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-09
Newspaper Men Chosen as r.
Base Ball Leagues Head

Fresno, Cal, Jan. S.-Newspaper-
men were elected as the chief officials
OF the San Joaquin Valley base bal
league at the annual winter meeting
here last night. Al c. Joy, former
San Francisco sports writer. was
chosen president, and ]. L. Smith,
managing editorSof the Hanford
Journal, was elected secretary.
Eight teams comprised the league
last season and applications for
membership were received last night
from two other cities. Organization
of the 1921 league will be completed
at meeting i'll Tulare on January "a.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-09
Murphy Adds Another
Fast Wiggler to His
Stable Of Race Horses

Another harness horse star has
been added to the stable of the lead
ling reinsman, Tom Murphy, as Joe
Market of Chicago, representing the
Poughkeepsie re;nsman, recently
journeyed to Teeswater, Ont, and
purchased for a price said to be
around the fve-hgure mark, the pac-
ing gelding, Roy Grattan, 2:01A.
Since he first got into the public eye
a couple of years ago at the meeting
at Mt Clemens this PAGER has been
more or less in the )imelight, both on
the half-inile tracks and Oh the
Grand Circuit.
Roy Grattan and his owner got
into trouble early last season, the
second week of the Grand Circuit
season. This was at the Toledo
meeting. The regular driver of the
horse was not present and Trench
took the mount himself. The field
was a high-class one, including such
stars as Hal Malone, Louie Grattan,
Goldie Todd and Johnny Quirk.
Trench landed Roy Grattan, winner
OF the first heat, in 2:014, which at
that time was the pacing record for
the season. In the next heat he fin
ished eighth, which didn't suit Pre-
siding Judge McGraw at all, and
Trench. was "derricked" for the third
heat, Fred Edman being substituted.
The gelding met with lot of bad
racing luck in that heat, but finished
a close second in 2:02.
McGraw was convinced that
Trench had made no try for the sec
ond heat and he handed the Canadian
and his PAGER a suspension OF so
days. Trench shipped his horse
home and he has not raced since, so
Murphy will be the first to try his
hand with the fast wiggler since, the
troublesome affair at the Toledo
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-09
Court Bans Phonograph
Playing After 10 at Night

1t may be true that might Time
Is Love Time" as the phonograph
record says. But it isn't phono-
graph-playing time. not after 10
o'clock. So ruled Police Judge Fos-
ter yesterday, when Mrs. Mary
Jones, Mrs. Gussie Randall and Mrs.
Rose O'Neill, all having apartments
at 2802 u street, appeared before
him. Mrs. O'Neill objected to the
late music of the other two women's s
phonographs.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-09
Piano Mover "Sweetie'' Hit
Her in Eve. She Tells Judge

Miss Alice Evers, Twentieth and
Webster streets, confded in Justice
of Peace Bunce yesterday and told
him that the left fist of one, James
Jensen, her professed sweartheart, a
piano mover, moved suddenly in the
direction of her left optic last night
during an argument on nothing III
general, she stated
A peace complaint was, sworn out
against Jensen after Miss Evers dis
played decidedly blackened eye,
due, she said, to Jcrsen's left swing.
Jensen was fined IS in Central po-
lice court Friday for a. similar Of
fense. Miss Evers told Justice
Buncc that she merely wants Jen-
son to remain in peace"
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-09
South Side
Judge Orders Care Given
Man 8 DAYS Without Food

Nothing to eat tor three days is
Just and sufficient cause to wander
aimlessly and peculiarly about the
street, in the opinion of Judge Fos-
ter, especially if one has just come
from Chicago after being robbed Of
his pay check and has made an
honest, but unsuccessful effort to
secure work.
So when Emil Petkovitch, who
was arrested for acting suspiciously
at Twenty-eighth and Q streets, told
that kind of story to the magis-
trate, he ordered the prisoner taken
to the Serbian relief committee for
care.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-09
Second Operation
For Fire Captain
Injuries Received in Ware.
house Blaze in October
Cause Several Relapses.

Fire Captain William P. Bohan,
injured severely in the Schneider &
Mueller warehouse blaze on October
81, may have to undergo another
operation, according to information
from his home.
Captain Bollan was injured in
ternally and suffered body bruises
when hte third floor of the ware
house collapsed. Since his release
from the hospital he has suffered
several relapses. Captain Bohan may
be removed to hospital next week.
Other firemen injured in the col
lapse of the building, have resumed
their duties. =
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-09
Howell Talks oh Muny Light
Bill at Community Meeting

R. B. Howell. general manager of
the Metropolitan Water board, spoke
Friday evening at community
center meeting in Edward Rosewater
school on bill which is pending be-
fore the legislature in cQnnection
with a municipal electric light and
power plant for Omaha.
Mr.. Howell explained why he be-
lieves the Metropolitan Water dis
trict should have authority to extend
its operations into the field of gen.
ertaing electric current for light and
power.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-09
Man With Heavy Roll of
Linoleum Is Arrested

Laborirfg under the weight of a
roll Of linoleum twice his own size,
William James, negro, 2l5 North
Twelfth street, was arrested Friday
night at Twenty-seventh and @
streets, for investigation. He told
the detectives he was delivering the
roll for a man on the north side of
town. When searched, only 5
cents was found in his pocket He
is still being held.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-09
Willie Jackson and
Mitchell Fight to Draw

= New York, Jan. 8.-Wi1ilam
Jackson of New York and -oinkie
Mitchell of Milwaukee fought IS
rounds to draw at Madison Square
Garden last night. Major Riddle, who
was one Of the judges, decided in
favor of Jackson, while William
Muldoon, the other judge, gave The
bout to Mitchell. Referee Louis
White then declared the bout a
draw. Mitchell weighed 1873 pounds
and Jackson l34 at 2 p. m.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-09
Fire Destroys Warehouse
OF Farmers Association

Anthony, N. NJ, Jan. 8.-Fire
from undetermined origin, probably
from spontaneous combustion, early
this morning destroyed the South
New .Mexico's Farmers association
warehouse and 1000 bales of hay
and a dozen bales Of cotton. The
damage was estimated at $4,000 by
officers of the association.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-09
Tire Dealer Arrested
Az Dry Law ViolatOr

|, Deputy United States Marshal L.
Z. Young arrested Russell Judah, a
tire dealer. 1908 Elm street, yester-
day, for alleged violation of the ma
tional prohibition act. Judah will
have his hearing when federal court
hession is resumed next Tuesday. He
Dvas released on bond.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-09
Jury Stays Out All Night
On Booze Case: DISCHARGED

So fixed were the convictions of
II jurymen as to whether or not
Charles Marry was i'll possession of
Intoxicating liquor on December 8,
that they remained locked in the jury
room all Friday night, unable to
reach a verdict. They were dis
charged this morning by District
Judge Day and Marry is slated for
another trial. He appealed from
police court where he was fined
S100
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-09
Omaha Whist Club

The first meeting OF the Omaha
Whist club this year was held in, the
parlors of the Fontenelle hotel FRI
day evening.
The play was under the Howell
system and the score by matches.
The future meetings of the club
will be at the Fontenellc hotel on
Friday night of each week.
The score for the last evening -tol-
lows: -
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-09
Family Washing Stolen.

Thieves moved the family washing
from the line in the back yard of
the Edward J. McElgunn home,
1927 South Twenty-third street,
Friday afternoon. according, to q
report to South Side police valuing
the lost clothing at $40.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-09
WAYNE Normal Loses
Game to Cotner Squad

Lincoln, Neb., Jan. ESPECIAL
Telegram 1.-The Cotner Bulldogs
defeated Wayne Normal, 40 to 9, in
basket ball here last night. The Cot
ner five led, II to S, at the close OF
the first PERIOD. Cotner led through
nt,t
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-09
Two Negro Thugs Hold Up
, And Rob Armour Employe

Two negro highwaymen held up
Joseph Bozih, SOIL u street, at Thir-
tieth and S streets Friday night and
robbed him of $31, his union book,
lodge receipts and Armour work
man badge, he reported to South
Side police.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-09
South Side BreUities

Three largo unfurnished rooms, light.
gas and water furnished, reasonable.
Aho sleeping rooms. 3026 Q st.
Burn coke in your base burner: cleaner,
hotter and lasts longer than hard coal.
eouth Omaha Ice company, South 0oS3
and South 0076.-Adv.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-09

''Wahoo SAM Crawford, siuggcr Of the
Tigers pennant winning days 10 years
ago, has announced his retirement from
the team. The former Detroit outfielderr
late years. hitting them with the same
old punch as in former days.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-09
University of Kansas 81.
Cagers Trim Drake

Lawrence. Kan, Jan. 8.EThe
University of Kansas basket ball five
last night defeated the Drake uni
versity team, AZ to 18.
Evening star., 1921-06-25
WANTED-ROOMS

GENTLEMAN desires room with electricity. in
private family; state terms. Address Box
52-B. Star Office. 28'
8 OR 4 FURNISHED Ink. rooms. NV. or
Virginia suburbs. by couple with children.
Address Box cob Star ONCE 28s
FURNISHED or unfurnished: wanted at once i;
2 rooms, kitchenette and bath: must be rea-
sonable. Address BOX 115-B. Star office.
SINGLE MAN. "a, government. would make
rooming arrangements with another man or at
home Of married couple who cares to buy in
terest in Paige touring ~ar. $3.50. Address
Box 13j-B. Star office.
YOUNG BACHELOR desires room and break
fast; NV. Address Box 1S4-B. Star office. 28s
NAN desires cool, quiet room in modern resi-
dence apartment July 1st. convenient to
Dept. of Agriculture. Address Box 146-B,
Star Office. 28s
WANTED-A or rooms in good neighborhood
for Ink. by July 1st; must be reasonable:
Sc. preferred. Address Box 112-B. Star office.
26s
LADY desires room near Rock Creek Church
road and Upshur st. Address Box 1OO-B, Star
office. 26s
COLORED-Respectable family want unfurnisll-
ed dat. apartment. small house to rent. ne. or
NV. section. Address BOX 9-R Star Office o8s
BY REFINED. QUIET COUPLE. no children
or unfurnished rooms. Lh.k.. NV. or ne.
section; price reasunAble; permanent Address
Box f17-B. Star office. 26s
Evening star., 1921-06-25
AUTOMOBILEs FOR HIRE

SPECIAL Alto TRIPS.
I. Gettysburg. including battlefield guide
and hotel dinner $50 per person.
.. Harpers Ferry and RETURN including din
ner. IS per person.
3. Annapolis and return. s. per person.
4. Atlantic City and return. 3-day trip. 800.
:. Mt. Vernon. including Arlington and Fort
Myer. Sl2 return trip.
q. Great Falls SO return trip.
New 7-rass. for sightseeing. $50 and
- per hour.
Careful white drivers.
Phone Col. 5000.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-02
NAVY BILL HAS
A BETTER CHANCE
FOR PASSAGE
Amendment Calls for a
Conference on Dis
armament

WASHINGTON. March g. Pros
poets for passage of the naval zap
preparation blu wcro said Boy senate
leaders 20 have improved whom tho
avutt" rcrouy"ucl today Co continue
iu struggle.
Reduction OF Dummiti., increases
for navy aviation and personnel 10 "a
point which might bp acceptable tu
iA' house also WAS talked uf
senator fu.uluNfUr, republican.
hinEtnu, Boo charge OF tho biu.
gave MOTIVE that ho intended 20 keep
Tho senate ln continuous session until
"a vote was had
Some senators said that tho navy
bin was being used as "a buffer 90
prevent confederation Of tho soldier
bonus and other legislation which
various senators oppose.
liF unanimous vote, ffy-pight
senators answering tho ron, the sem
ate inat night attached as an amend
Wtri no tho naval appropriations lnI
section calling upon the president
20 '1ll t conference Of tho United
states, Japan aud Great Britain 10
consider naval disarmament
Iur proposition originally present
,I Dog senator BuTlh republican.
Idaho. waa put before tho senate uu-
der unanimous consent agreement by
Senator EuE, republican. Sew Ipr-
E,F and tho Fu.n was taken upon hI-
amendment Tho sutr was taken
after sDN,n houu uf dcbatc which
Included au executive session az
WhIeL foreign Affairs particularly iu
reference TO- Japan ware discussed
Senator Walsh. democrat. Montana.
urupps'd as substitute for th"
HuruH- Edge amendment "a pfau Tor "a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-02
COUPLE HIRE SADDLE
PONIES, DISAPPEAR
Sheriff. S Office Hunting
Man and Woman
'Sightseers'

\ man aud woman iu riding toss
who hired two saddle ponies from
Bells Livery Stable un Monday oftor-
noon to s'v tho sights have fuilol
to return the. horses lnstrurtiour for
their arrest ON tho charEe uf horse
stealing have been sent out from the
sherifrs office today They were laU
seen uu Monday evening about eight
miles south uf town with bedding
rolls strapped To- their saddles
The horses were ordered hN tDlc-
phone soon after lunch Monday after
noon 10 bc delivered at the Y. VI e..
\ The couple were seen riding
down from University Heights early
In the afternoon Late In the evening
thoy we're seen ON the highway south
Of town by sheriff Tony ORTIZ who
wua returning tn the city hy auto.
mobile from Socorro when the auto.
mobile approached the Tidcrs ON the
road they wore seen ~ turn into tho
O. u. Clark orchard, Tho sheriff ala
not know at IN" time that any horses
had been taken from the livery
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-02
MAN On CYCLE
|. HIT BY TRAIN
I. AND KILLED
Albert Lucero Was Rid
ing on Railway Right
of Way

] Albert Luccro OF san Jose who
vas struck by the easthound limited
at . O'Clock yesterday evening at
Abajo while riding bicycle along
ne railroad right-of-way. died early
his morning at the Santa Fc hospital
pf conclusion Of the brain and shock.
The man was about % years old ana
Unemployed
Luccru was riding into town to
meet his sister. Miss Frances Lucero.
Who iA employed IN the office of Dr.
= L. Burton, and had taken a short
at through the lower freight yards
along the railroad track lie failed
% nctt'c thr passenger train which
Nns approaching ut u good rat" ut
pced from tho rear and Was struck
~ the front uf IA, engine us it pass
1im ON the track. Luc"ru was riding
'n the fir'muu's side pf tho cab and
nuld not hc seen by the engineer
The body OF i.uCoro was thrown ls
ect into the air. according TO Bert
Webb uf 62h south Broadway. the
elceraph operator az the station of
NbaJo VINO Witnessed the accident
he man was brought h 20 Albuqucr-
iu' on the observation platform OF
ho Limited and taken 90 the santa
Pc hospital Cuucussiou of the brain
c=ultcd from the fan on the head.
lu serious body injuries being appar-
NJ from IN. Impact Of thr engine.
| .uC'ro's clothes were not torn and b.
lad only slight scalp wound Santa
| 7" physicians made a thorough iu-
| 'siiEatluU tuT fracture Of the skull
|'ui found mo- indication uf such
.uc"ro was carrying "a 80 revolver Ia
de- n wide leather belt
bvsidcs his sister hero. Luccro b.
urvivcd hN Two brothers. Reyes and
I,Eopliu. who live az San Jose. two
istors, Mrs Iucy MatloS uf Ration.
Nj and Mrs lncz ChulH ut Trim
h"ti, Colo. and his mother. Mrs.
d frances Lucoro who lives dt Trinidad.
\tolu An Of the relatives hove been
II 'iiiicd hN telegram OF the mans
III lnth and VIII arrive here tomorrow
W. the funeral Services wal b. held
niorrow afternoon at the san Jo,a,
huruh win burial boo thy Slu Jose
cm"tvr'. Stfung Brothers urr iu
yhargo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-02
ALLIES To USE
ARMED FORCE
AGAINST HUN
Answer to Germans on
Reparations Is
Complete

LONDON. March . The allies
have reached complete agree.
mrut upon their answer 10 Ger
many ON the separations question
and upon the consequences that
will follow her failure TO accept
their terms, it was learned to.
night.
Mr.. Lloyd. George, the prime
minister, consented TODAY 10 the
employment Of armed force
against Germany i'm the cvcat of
her noncompliance with allied
rcparations demand. 70 the extent
Of the occupation of Mannheim 10y
British, French and Belgian
troops, and also of the Ruhr port,
ON the Rhine where coal is han.
died.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-02
TRIAL OF Lands
IS RECOMMENDED IN
COMMITTEE REPORT
Judge Should Not Have
Accepted Baseball Job,
Is Finding

NASliiNGTHN March Accept
uuH' hy Federal Judge lands OF tho
position les supreme baseball urbitra-
ter r Inconsistent with tho fun and
'tvquut, performance Of his duties
Is iuiE, and constitutes "a serious iW-
rrupr.utr .n his part. o., house judi.
Glars committee held today 900 r,,om-
msndluE run investigation ~ tho next
session OF congress of Impeachment
rhlrrv- made hy Representative,
W'.fv democrat. Ohio.
The report of tho subcommittee
was adopted unanimously by the full
committee although Chairman Vol
steld reserved the right 60 file min
0ri'y report.
IN tho senate today senator Dial
democrat. South Carolina offered "A
resolution to make o. "A Wisdcmeanor
fir federal Judges go hold moro than
one Job. hut consideration was OBJ
lcctcd to and it went over.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-02
NAN ACCUSED OF
| CARVING INITIALS
| ON WOMAN'S CHEST
Illinois Farmer Is Held
on a Charge of
Mayhem

IAltlS, III, MuCh . ."Hl hurgpd with
irNing his initials ON the Ghost OF
irs Harry Rogers. 10 years old.
lem Fursmnn. gN is held in jail
ere today ON charge OF mayhem.
|irs Rogers related that Fursmau
'rk'd her I'm q room ON his farm six
Hes west OF Paris and did the cary
b. ns u test Of love.
Tn" jail iS being closely guarded as
suit uf threats against Fursmiu
Mrs ltogcrH Is the wife cf tenant
h. IursmHn's farm she said she
as given an alternative at the curV-
|ig knife or the branding iron Tn"
|litul "G' was carved one duy ami
|ho initial ",'' the next Both wcr"
|ccply cEt and more than two inches
Iigh. The carving occurred siN
|ccks ago.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-02
KILLS WIFE,
A TEACHER IN
THE SCHOOL
At CORRALES
Santiago Gurule Finds
Her in Company of
Another Man

Santiago Gurulc, a ranchman,
living az 1910 North First street,
hot and killed his wife, a teacher
m the public school at Corralcs,
about midnight last night at a res
ldcncc in Curralcs whore she had
been boarding
lie surrendered TO the justice Of
peace at Corralcs, saying that he
had killed his wife because he had
found her with another man.
Gurulc is being held at Corralcs
pending the arrival of Assistant
Prosecuting Attorney Mabry from
Albuquerque and the holding Of
an inquest there.
According tu the story Gurulc told.
ha had warned hts wife against going
with man ot Corralos since she had
boon teaching school there since last
September
GIru'o is siid 10 have been in
Alameda early last evening and to
have l,rt there for Corraies.
Had Two Witnesses
According tp "a story brought TO
thy proceeding attorneys office from
CrrulD. tUH afternoon. Gurulc won't
.H tN. home whore his wife was
boarding ln company OF two witness
H ft. "A
wife and the man he suspected In
her room ana that the man escaped
through u window ile then shot his
wife
The name OF the man in the case
could not be- learned today. II was
expected that am facts In tho c1se
would h' brought out az tho Inquest
later today
Gurulr is about 40 years old and
his wifo was about 30. They have
one son. boy about l2 years old.
Gurulv was q representative from
Sluduyal county IN the last
session ~ tho legislature, his homo
ana ranch interests boing at cuba.
The shooting was with a Winches-
tor rifle. ono bullet passed through
the chest OF Mrs Gurulc ANA she died
almost immediately.
Guruic In Poor Health
NtlENhur" OF MI. Gurulr said To-Day
that they had seen him at his home.
1910 Ncrih First street early last
night IlD lived there with his son.
his wife making only occasional
visits here after going 10 Corrales
last FAN iu teach school
Mr. Gurulo was In poor health and
complained only last evening 10
ucighhur uf feeling very badly lie
la suffering from tuberculosis and
also rheumatism His son is his con-
Want companion and noighbors ox-
pressed iur belief that the boy went
with bis father last night In their
car 1s there was no one az the homo
today
tn, family moved here about
year ago from cuba, where Gurulo
had e ranch lie owna the home in
which, hv lives.
Sir GurIle was H quiet man and
I can hardly believe that hr would
hly, committed such crime said
One OF fh, urlshboIa Il knew very
liulu uf hi4 wife and had mot her
only once cot twice. Hv never spoke
ul ans duW'sfi. truublcg.'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-02
Kills Man Over
An Unpaid Wager

NV lOIik MhrVh Tan unpaid
wager uf fivo dollars made on a base
bali game il 1919, was said 20 have
been given as u n.otivc early TODAY
los George Mccormack, who was or
rested uu charges of shooting tu
dtath Il uivud, Edward shannon